As we get closer to this year’s Pre-Party ES, EurovisionSpain, the organisers of the event continue to reveal the performers at this year’s event. Up next, we have Blanca Paloma, who represented Spain at Eurovision 2023. She will perform on the 29th of March.
Pre-Party ES 2024
About the Pre-Party: The Spanish Pre-Party in the capital of Spain will once again host the pre-party. The organizers of the event will invite all of the participating countries and will welcome all the interested participants with open arms to perform for the Spanish public.
The acts confirmed to perform each night are as follows:
Welcome Pre-Party ES (March 29): Sofía Coll (Benidorm Fest 2024), Mantra (Benidorm Fest 2024), Dellacruz (Benidorm Fest 2024), Roger Padrós (Benidorm Fest 2024), Noan (Benidorm Fest 2024), Almácor (Benidorm Fest 2024), St. Pedro (Benidorm Fest 2024), Nebulossa (Spain 2024), Quique Niza (Benidorm Fest 2024), Kati Wolf (Hungary 2011), Miss Caffeina (Benidorm Fest 2024), Angy Fernández (Benidorm Fest 2024), Tamta (Cyprus 2019), Go_A (Ukraine 2020, 2021), Marta Roure (Andorra 2004), Yoly Saa (Benidorm Fest 2024), Tamara Todevska (North Macedonia 2008, 2019) and Blanca Paloma (Spain 2024).
Pre-Party ES (March 30): Ramon (Spain 2004), Nebulossa (Spain 2024), Natalia Barbu (Moldova 2024), Anna Bergendahl (Sweden 2010), Luna (Poland 2024), Silvester Belt (Lithuania 2024), Mustii (Belgium 2024), SABA (Denmark 2024), Megara (San Marino 2024), alyona alyona and Jerry Heil (Ukraine 2024), Dons (Latvia 2024), Isaak (Germany 2024), Aiko (Czechia 2024), Nemo (Switzerland 2024), Margaret Berger (Norway 2013), Sandra Valero (Spain JESC 2023), Carlos Higes (Spain JESC 2022), Olly Alexander (United Kingdom 2024), Baby Lasagna (Croatia 2024), Kaleen (Austria 2024), Windows95man (Finland 2024), Bambie Thug (Ireland 2024), Sarah Bonnici (Malta 2024), Nutsa Buzaladze (Georgia 2024), Teya Dora (Serbia 2024) and Marcus & Martinus (Sweden 2024).
Tickets: Tickets for the event are now available to purchase. The latest prices of individual tickets, and packs available can be found right here.
Spain’s Eurovision History
Spain debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1961 with Conchita Bautista’s “Estando Contigo”. The country earned its first win in 1968 with Massiel’s “La La La”. They won again in 1969 with Salome’s “Vivo Cantando” in an infamous four-way tie. Although they have yet to win again, Spain earned several 2nd place finishes, most famously with Mocedades’ “Eres tu” in 1973 and Anabel Conde’s “Vuelve conmigo” in 1996.
In 2023, Spain selected Blanca Paloma to carry on the success of Chanel in 2022. As part of the Big 5, Blanca Paloma did not need to qualify to the Grand Final from the semi-finals. At the close of voting, her song “EAEA” finished 17th, with a total of 100 points. Of these, 95 points came from the jury, whilst 5 came from the televote.
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