was my first thought too :rolls:
Is it already confirmed? I've read that A Dal won't be used as a pre-selection anymore but I was hoping for an internal selection maybe. I would miss Hungary, they sent some cool entries over the years.Hungary out.. 😞
According to the hungarian ESC site, it's official.Is it already confirmed? I've read that A Dal won't be used as a pre-selection anymore but I was hoping for an internal selection maybe. I would miss Hungary, they sent some cool entries over the years.![]()
What is the official reason for this? It is such a shame as lately, I liked all Hungarian entries.According to the hungarian ESC site, it's official.
https://eschungary.hu/hivatalos-magyarorszag-nem-kuld-versenyzot-a-2020-as-euroviziora/
The producers of the A Dal decided next year, instead of launching the Eurovision Song Contest, they want to make some talented star of Hungarian music. They want to spend the fee of ESC money to promoting and supporting the winner, but not send him/her to Rotterdam.What is the official reason for this? It is such a shame as lately, I liked all Hungarian entries.
Hungary out.. 😞
Bulgaria is back in 2020
Add Morrocco (with only 1 participation), Slovakia, Andorra and San Marino to that list.Montenegro is out. At this point probably one of the only countries that has never finished top ten?
It's just a little bit of FFun :shrug: :cheer:
The broadcaster’s spokesperson also explained, “This year we decided to invest that money in the RTCG fleet renewal. The plan is to buy five new cars and this significantly improves the safety of our crews, which travel over 1,000 kilometres on a daily basis.”
For a broadcaster from one of the smallest countries in Europe, this does make sense. The broadcaster’s overall budget is limited and sometimes road safety is going to win out over Eurovision participation.
It also suggests that Montenegro’s departure from Eurovision won’t be permanent. Once the new fleet has been purchased, Montenegro may have the budget to return to Eurovision in 2021.