Chanel Terrero: Last News

Spain's 2022 Eurovision entry had viewers hailing it as the "performance of the night".Despite placing third, fans of the musical contest flocked to social media to describe the country's entry, Chanel Terrero, as a "true performer".Triple threat Chanel, who can sing, dance and act, originates from Cuba, but represented Spain in the contest yesterday evening.She put on a steamy show while belting out a rendition of her song SloMo.The singer was dressed in a black figure-hugging costume with large cutouts, adorned with jewels, teamed with a pair of thigh high stiletto boots.She looked every inch the pop diva as she performed an energetic dance routine alongside delivering a powerful vocal performance.She was joined on stage by a group of backup dancers, who executed the choreography perfectly.Fans raced to Twitter to praise the incredible performance.One user said: "It was obvious that they would make Ukraine the winner, Spain deserved to win, an incredible performance with a spectacular Chanel !!!! #Eurovision #Chanelazo."Another wrote: "Chanel is a PERFORMER. I don't think there is another #Eurovision artist in the history of the contest that ever delivered such stable vocal performance with such impossible choreo.

Eurovision weekend is finally upon us – and (for the first time in a fair few years!) it seems as though the UK actually have an entry worth getting excited about. TikTok star Sam Ryder will be representing in the annual Song Contest, which is taking place in Turin, Italy, on Saturday and he's currently one of the favourites to win. It's hoped Sam will be able to turn around our fortunes after the unfortunate turn of events 12 months ago, when James Newman scored the dreaded 'nil points' for his track Embers.

Eurovision fans are convinced TikTok star Sam Ryder is set to represent the UK at this year’s contest. The identity of our act is due to be announced by the BBC this week.There has been speculation about a number of artists on forums and social media in recent months.But now scores of fans think they have worked out it will be singer Sam with his song Space Man.The star appears to have cleared his schedule around the time of this year’s Eurovision.He has cancelled a gig in Glasgow on May 15, which is the day after the contest.Sam has also had backing from Scott Mills, who hosts Eurovision coverage for the BBC.Space Man was made Tune of the Week on Scott’s Radio 1 show and he was so pleased he tweeted about it.Fans have also spotted that Spain’s act Chanel Terrero is following Sam on Instagram.One fan said: “Honestly if the uk rumours about Sam Ryder are true, I’d actually be quite happy about it.”Another said: “Please let the Sam Ryder for Eurovision rumours be true.