Welcome back to Eurovision from A to Z! Summer is usually a period of holidays, also for Eurovision, but music never has a rest. For this episode, we count again with our friend Lukas from Austria, who talked about the pros and cons of the cities candidates to host the festival in 2026 (which finally was Vienna). Also, we talk about rumours and recent news like M. Österdahl's end of contract with EBU.

We will deal with the festival held in Dublin in 1971, a year where many things happened as Javier will remember in the facts and trivia section. Didrik, Javier and Lukas will analyse the songs in this festival which supposed the return of the boycotting countries of the last editions and the debut of Malta. You will enjoy classics like Clodagh Rodgers and her "Jack-in-the-box", or music legends like Serge Lama or Massimo Ranieri.

You can also listen our 1971 playlist and enjoy most of the songs of this edition.

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5r3tUkIPeaDCCfEyNbD60k?si=737b001f400f4944&pt=68fbe54117246dddb91e0211239df777

Deezer:

https://www.deezer.com/es/playlist/14232623241

The snippets used for this episode (apart from the Eurovision 1971 songs) are the following:

JJ - Wasted Love

Martin Österdahl gets booed by the crowd in Malmö Arena

Loïc Nottet - Beaux rêves

Dimash - Там, где живет любовь (Where The Love Lives)

Kesh You - Ризамын

L-Innu Malti - National anthem of Malta

Terrifying Moment ITN Reporter Caught in Belfast Explosion (1971)

The Amchitka Program underground nuclear test

Prime Minister Edward Heath two day meeting with French President Pompidou

Nixon suspends the gold patron temporarily in 1971

The Doors - The End

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave

Ozzy Osbourne - Mama, I'm Coming Home

Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

George Harrison - My Sweet Lord

Karina - Romeo y Julieta

You can watch the full show at Youtube, where some snippets have been taken to illustrate this episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1A9J1ljmfg&t=4473s