Melody, Spain's representative at Eurovision 2025, has returned to her home country following her participation in the international song contest with 'Esa diva', which secured the 24th position out of 26 entries. Upon her arrival at Málaga airport, the artist was greeted with applause from journalists and travelers alike. She took the opportunity to address the swirling rumors about her reaction to the contest's outcome, firmly denying any backstage altercations or anger. 'Ni me he enfadado, ni he echado a nadie de mi camerino,' Melody stated, emphasizing her commitment to art and music above all.
The singer announced plans for a forthcoming press conference where she intends to answer all questions, including those suggesting political influences on the voting results. Melody's decision to cancel her scheduled appearances with RTVE post-Eurovision had fueled speculation about her dissatisfaction with the contest's outcome. However, she clarified that her immediate priority was reuniting with her young son, whom she hadn't seen in two weeks, and spending quiet time with her family to recharge.
Melody's performance and the song 'Esa diva' have sparked discussions beyond the contest's rankings. The artist expressed pride in the work done and the unity it fostered among people. 'Hemos hecho un trabajo muy bonito y por encima de todo debe prevalecer el arte,' she remarked, highlighting the cultural and artistic significance of her Eurovision participation over the competitive aspect.
As the Spanish public and media await the detailed press conference Melody has promised, the artist's reflections on her Eurovision journey and the broader implications of her participation continue to resonate. Her stance on prioritizing family and art over contest politics offers a poignant reminder of the human element behind the spectacle of international competitions like Eurovision.
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