‘A great singer with a great voice’: Jeremy McKeese immediately climbed into the top ten in the bets after the first rehearsal at the Song Contest.

“A solid rock song, and a great voice.” In terms of courtesy, reliable. Our Belgian entry at Eurovision, Jérémie Makiese needed one rehearsal to get opinions on his song I miss you to send. The bookmakers expected a place at the back of the top 20 goalkeepers of Verton Football Club. On Tuesday, after his first steps on the podium, many observers immediately adjusted that to a place in the top ten.

“Jeremy has a booty,” said Britain’s Jonathan Vautrey, who is responsible for the main fan site for the Eurovision Song Contest. “His work with the help of dancers helps too. It’s not necessarily innovative, or something we haven’t seen before. But it’s definitely a solid performance.”

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If Makissi was still sluggish about his performance appearance when he left on Monday, things are now clear. He wears a simple outfit: jeans, a black shirt, and a silver jacket. Dancers also keep it sober, completely black. “The light show with the orange and gold glow fits well. Jeremy’s vocals are perfect and looks effortlessly gorgeous,” said eurovision.tv, the official channel for the contest.

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Makizzi, who was exploring the city on Monday and dined at a pizzeria, responded with relief after rehearsal. “It was Amazing† I love this. People take care of us. My crew, dancers, everyone is so glad we finally made it. I’m excited and passionate, but most of all I want to have fun. And vibration With my friends.” Although he admitted that he’s not only interested in music. “Girls in Turin can be there too, yes.” (He laughs)

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Next Friday, Makisi can take to the stage again, preparing for his show even more. That would be in a slightly modified stage. After technical problems with a moving semi-arc, the organization had to intervene to prevent malfunctions and accidents. The rotating parts of the bracket are now included. In this way the work of the components is partially avoided and equal opportunities are ensured for all candidates.

On Thursday May 12, Jeremy McKeese will perform during the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest. If he succeeds, he can compete during the Grand Final on Saturday, May 14th.

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