Eurovision 2023 the winner Loreen quotNow give me wine and

Eurovision 2023, the winner Loreen: "Now give me wine and pasta all’arrabbiata”

LIVERPOOL – “Now give me that blessed glass of red wine that I’ve been craving for the past six months, and my beloved pasta all’arrabbiata.” He has no other wishes Lorenethe winner ofEurovision 2023when he meets reporters at the Liverpool Arena in the middle of the night after they’ve all left.

Loreen, the winner of Eurovision 2023

by Andrea Pascoli May 13, 2023

“It’s surreal that I won the festival, I still have to recover,” explains Loreen, who triumphed at the Eurovision Song Contest 11 years ago, back then with the song Euphoria. She is the first woman at the European Song Festival to win the event twice: “Yes, I’m proud,” she says, “because I always try to pursue values ​​like hope, knowing how to love yourself, strength. .. all things I believe in”.

Loreen, the Swedish singer, won the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with “Tattoo”. Marco Mengoni fourth

by our correspondent Antonello Guerrera, May 13, 2023

Loreen is exhausted after a very long evening and a somewhat hoped-for win considering she was the bookmakers’ favourite: “It’s wonderful and there’s no way I’ll settle for two Eurovision titles as long as they let me participate … of course, competition is everything in these cases. But the most important thing is creativity. That must never be missing.” And what is the difference between the success in 2012 and this one? “Euphoria was a more mysterious performance, while Tattoo is a much more open, clearer work. If Euphoria was a moonlight song, this time we are in the full light.”

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The 39-year-old Swedish singer, born near Stockholm to Moroccan Berber parents, human and civil rights activist, proudly bisexual and already sung and embodied a modern Joan of Arc, goes deeper: “For me, creativity is also spirituality.” something magical. Just think of John Lennon to see what I mean…”. The very long Edward Scissorhands style nails have the same motivation: “It’s my hands that move, they give me energy and there’s also something spiritual about it.”

“And then for me the public is everything,” Loreen continues, “when I’m alone I can even cry.” But when the fans are there and you’re there, I concentrate and only feel positive emotions on stage. But what is the secret of winning the Eurovision Song Contest twice? “Be authentic. Listen to yourself and take a step back. But the most important thing is to be yourself. And so Loreen decides to sing Tattoo with all of us. The most beautiful end of this unrepeatable Eurovision.