Eurovision 2026. La favorita es Finlandia.

VIENA. Mayo 14. Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras

Eurovision 2026, el festival internacional que tiene un firme compromiso contra el bullying, apunta a un ganador. Finlandia con Pete Parkkonen y la extraordinaria violinista Linda Lampenius con el tema 'Liekinheiti'n (lanzallamas). Eurovision 2026, the international festival with a strong commitment against bullying, has a clear winner: Finland with Pete Parkkonen and the extraordinary violinist Linda Lampenius performing the song 'Liekinheiti'n' (Flamethrower).

Pete Parkkone, y Linda Lampenius son los favoritos en 2026. A finales de febrero, vencieron en el Festival Finés 'Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 2026', logrando más de la mitad de los votos de la audiencia de su país y fueron los más valorados por el jurado profesional.

Jordi Ramos, experto en Eurovisión, manifestó que "esta semana en Viena todo el mundo tiene la certeza de que Finlandia será la ganadora", en un año que no es especialmente competitivo, al haber menos contrincantes que en años anteriores. Tienen una melodía que engancha y el violín le da mucha fuerza al relato. Es una propuesta que se nota que está hecha por y para este festival", completó a BSF. 

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Eurovision 2026, the international festival with a strong commitment against bullying, has a clear winner: Finland with Pete Parkkonen and the extraordinary violinist Linda Lampenius performing the song 'Liekinheiti'n' (Flamethrower).

Pete Parkkonen and Linda Lampenius are the favorites in 2026. At the end of February, they won the Finnish Eurovision Song Contest 'Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 2026', securing more than half of the votes from their country's audience and receiving the highest marks from the professional jury.

Jordi Ramos, a Eurovision expert, stated that "this week in Vienna everyone is certain that Finland will be the winner," in a year that is not particularly competitive, as there are fewer contenders than in previous years. They have a catchy melody, and the violin adds a lot of power to the song. "It's a proposal that clearly was made by and for this festival," he told BSF.

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