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Andorra: Gisela interviewed by esctoday.com
A fantasy world will unfold on the Belgrade Arena stage when Gisela performs her Casanova for Andorra, during the first semi final on 20 May. Gisela's act will be choreographed by Jose Cruz and she will be accompanied on stage by four female backing singer and dancers. After Greece, Gisela will travel to Romania, Poland and Finland as her obligations in the Into the woods musical she is currently starring in Spain do not allow her any more free time for a more extensive promo tour.
Casanova will be released in two more versions, one in Catalan and one in a mixture of English and Catalan. The CD single will be released next week and it will contain the English and the karaoke versions.
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12 from me anyway!!
Gisela is a very great performer, and the song is quite typical for Eurovision so I hope Andorra to qualify. Good luck!
I hope Andorra will enter final for the first time....
Andorra should have been in the final in 2005 and 2007, and probably in 2006, too, although it is a wee bit risky to state that because Jennifer only got some points from Spain. Sorry, Andorra, but this year it is a definite [i]NO[/i]! Not with this song.
Good luck anyway.
Good Luck Gisela, i love your voice, it's wonderful !!!
Andorra to final !!!!!
I like this entry!
nie song nice girl..but she wont pass the semi.. 
The song is OK I guess ... And I like Gisela so .... Good Luck 
It's not a very good song, maybe another boring teen pop song?
Hmmm! You are right, its just falls into same category with Greece entry.
Both are recycled/plastic.
omg she doesn't know english!
It's not a very good song, maybe another boring teen pop song but i wish the best of luck to Gisela and Andorra!!
i really want to see her in the finals!!! andorra this year deserves to get a good place!!!! good luck from CYPRUS!
The song sounds very swedish, it's pleasant, but more for teenagers-girls, good luck anyhow. It's much better tahn other craps, galantis.athens
Good luck Andorra love from Malta!
Good Luck Gisela!!! I don't like how RTVA has chosen his entry but I like Gisela and "Casanova"!! I hope to see Andorra in the final!! It's incredible that an spanish singer will represent Andorra and Spain entry "chikichiki! AWFUL!
Good luck from Denmark!
The videos is a masterpiece?? According to you it is.
That undescent song, the foolish "Casanova" is not my cup of tea.
The video is a masterpiece. But the song is only popcorn. Good luck fm Turkey
@drusus: I agree with you. She deserves a better song. Maybe next year...
A better song for Gisela please !
beautiful girl. I learned that she is the singing voice for Disney movies in spanish and she won the festival Vina del Mar in Chile. Good quality artist. Can't wait to see her on stage! Good luck Gisela
she is so cute!!! i like her!!! best wishes!!!
I don't like this song... it's too cheap
Ggod luck Gisela! Good luck Andoora! Your entry are great. I hope I will see you in the final.
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