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I am quite excited that Germany participates in the Eurovision Song Contest with an original, charming and funny artist, who can actually sing and is a bit crazy and therefore represents the new Germany very well. Lena Meyer-Landrut will perform the song Satellite at the Eurovision Song Contest, which was written by an American-Danish duo. Although for the first time in years, Germany deserves "douze points," I don't think Lena Meyer-Landrut will get them from the other European countries. Animosities against Germany are too strong. Most Europeans have stronger emotional ties to other countries. And Germany's current economic and fiscal policies make us the new bad boy. The NY Times writes "Germany Begins to Shed Its Role as E.U. Integrator": Resisting a bailout for Greece, digging in over economic policy and opposing parts of a strategy for Europe's growth, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany will arrive Thursday at a European Union summit meeting ready to play an unfamiliar role: the bloc's naysayer. Once the invisible glue that bound the Union, German policy is now being dictated by less idealistic priorities rooted firmly by national interests. I guess, we act now like a "normal" country. Well, so be it! Germany's previously strong monetary and political support for EU integration did not make us popular enough to win the Eurovision Song Contest either. It just paved the way for German unification, but we got that now and have to focus on bigger national interests, like the Eurovision Song Contest and the Soccer World Cup. My statements to the Russian English language TV station Russia Today probably cost us a few votes from Greek's Eurovision Song Contest community as well. The 10 minutes live interview took place last Friday. The video clip is from a weekly round-up and mentions just a few short statements of mine:
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Eurosong se bliži, a Nina, iako sada još ne strahuje, vjeruje kako će imati tremu kad stane na pozornicu. 'Sigurno će me tamo uhvatiti trema kad osjetim cijelu tu atmosferu Eurosonga. To su tri minute u životu, nakon kojih sve ide dalje i nema smisla da sebi dozvolim da me ponese euforija', rekla je Nina i priznala kako joj je želja ući u finale. 'Silno bih htjela ući u finale, bilo bi mi baš žao da se to ne dogodi. Onaj tko je u finalu ima se pravo nadati svemu, i prvom i zadnjem mjestu', kazala je kroz smijeh. Favorite nije pronašla u kolegama iz regije, ali misli da će joj Rambo Amadeus tamo biti najbolji frend. Otkrila je i kako će izgledati na Eurosongu, a obračunala se i s dežurnim dušobrižnicima koji misle kako joj se glas neće oporaviti do Eurosonga te je otkrila jednu dugo čuvanu tajnu. Pogledajte u videu. Nina o Eurosongu