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Flo Rida gives San Marino a good feeling with feature on Eurovision 2021 entry Adrenalina
San Marino are hoping for a boost to their chances at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest with what seems to be a guest appearance from Flo Rida on its entry Adrenalina by Senhit.
It’s unknown if – and unlikely – the rapper will make the journey to Rotterdam for the contest but he has a verse in a version of the song, unveiled on Sunday.
The Low star’s verse includes the lyrics: ‘So hot look at it steam up/We got the place on inferno when we team up/Hot spot, hot girl have you seen her?/We up in smoke fireworks Adrenalina’.
It comes after the news that this year’s song contest will go ahead with all acts performing live in Rotterdam in May.
Four scenarios were considered for the show this year, after last year’s event was cancelled because of the pandemic.
A normal Eurovision – scenario A – was ruled out, and attention has turned to scenario B which includes all the acts appearance at Rotterdam’s Ahoy Arena.
To ensure safety as the pandemic continues, all those attending from abroad are recommended to quarantine for five days before flying to the Netherlands, and must test negative for Covid-19 at most 72 hours before they fly.
Everyone working in the Ahoy Arena, including crew, artists and press, will be tested regularly in a special facility next to the arena, with the testing strategy based on the guidelines of the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment and the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands.
One country who will not be participating this year is Armenia, as the country’s public broadcaster has withdrawn stating their proper participation is ‘impossible’.
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