At only 16 years of age, handsome French-Israeli performer Nadav Guedj will be the youngest performer in the Wiener Stadthalle come May. The youngster will deliver a refreshing Middle-Eastern infused dance floor jam which, thankfully, promises to rescue the audience from the depths of ballad despair. Catchy and cute “Golden Boy” is fluffy fun and will capture the imagination and approval of teenager voters. With such a pop-deficit in this year’s contest Nadav will find himself in the final where he’ll square off with Australia's Guy Sebastian and Sweden’s Måns Zelmerlöw for the catchiest pop song of the night.
4 Questions with Nadav Guedj
What are three interesting aspects about your entry?
- It's celebrating the inspiring freedom of Tel-Aviv.
- The first time I heard it I knew it would be the song for the Eurovision Song Contest.
- The song ends with original lyrics "okay, we gotta go, three minutes, bye bye" because of the time-limit laws of the contest.
What are three impressive facts about you?
- I'm only 16 year's old - one of the youngest singer in this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
- I won the Rising Star singing show in Israel this year and the ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest was actually my prize.
- I was born in France and moved to Israel.
Do you have a (lucky) routine before you go on stage?
I don’t have a lucky routine before I go on stage. I'm just thinking how much I love it, and it all goes sweet from that point.
Why is the Eurovision Song Contest important for you?
The Eurovision song contest is important to me because it's an amazing venue for a performer. The stage, the talents, this is what we are here for, isn’t it? To reach out to the people around the world and make them hear us.
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