However , straight after her vitcory it was announced that she will be singing the Romanian version of the song in Malmo, with the title "O mie" - a thousand.
Aliona is centre
stage with a pianist to her left and three backing dancers dressed in gold
hoodies behind her. The motif on the video screens is that of stars and planets
which works well as the stage really needs to be as dark as possible.
This performance is
all about the dress. The top of the dress is made of circles of metal, almost
like a huge necklace attached to the dress. Taking inspiration from Sabina's
dress from
As I have stated,
the song will be sung in Romanian but in the national final she sang in English.
Aliona performs the song really well but does have to strain a little to get
the high notes near the end. There is a clip of the recorded version of this
but not live version as yet. The song has a lot of parts to it, in particular a
very interesting chorus. However I feel that the change of language is not a
good one. Although the new version has that Italian language quality to it I feel that
the story behind the song will be lost.
I like the background
of this show and I hope it is kept for Malmo .
I think that the dancers are superfluous and only cause distraction when the
main focus should be on her. This is yet another ballad to add to the list and
in a semi final filled with ballads I am not sure how well this one will stand
out. If it were not for the dress, it would not stand out at all. I personally
neither like or dislike the song which makes me fear that people won't have a reason
to vote for it.
Artist - Aliona
Moon
Song - Crisalide
(Chrysalis)Music - Pasha Parfeny
Lyrics - Yuliana Scutaru
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