Erika Vikman rocks ESC preliminary decision with cheeky, piquant pop song!

Erika Vikman rocks ESC preliminary decision with cheeky, piquant pop song!

The Finnish singer Erika Vikman triumphed in a spectacular preliminary decision for the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC)! With her provocative pop hit "I come", the 31-year-old secured the ticket for the competition, which will take place in Basel from May 13th to 17th. According to krone.at Vikman with her daring title, which is also written in German, taboos of feminine pleasure and announced that the viewers in Switzerland are enthusiastic about their "hammer -like" appearance.

Her victory in the Finnish preliminary decision "Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu" came after a daring stage show, in which she fascinated the audience with a lascivious ride on a microphone stand. The jury, which also included the international jury representative Baby Lasagna, rewarded her performance with the maximum score. However, the preliminary decision was overshadowed by a scandal: The highly favored metalcore band One Morning Left had to withdraw against her lead singer just before the final due to serious allegations and was disqualified, which favored Vikman's victory, such as Eurovision.de reported.

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in Basel, Vikman will assert himself in the second semi -final on May 15 against the Austrian participant JJ, who competes with his song "Wasted Love". The competition is strong, and with a performance that could revive Finland's success at the ESC, there is a lot to win. After the ups and downs of the past, among other things, the surprising victory of Lordi in 2006, it can be hoped that the Finnish hopes can be realized this time.