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who would put money on John Lundvik to win the Eurovision song contest may not be very back – he is the big favourite to take home the victory, both with the bookmakers and schlagerexperterna. Gospelpoplåten ”Too late for love” has also topped the Spotify Sverigelista in the week.
Itself, however, takes John Lundvik favoritskapet with a pinch of salt.
– It is a jättepositiv sense, but it has nothing to do with reality. It says nothing about how the country will vote on Saturday night. So I don't put so much emphasis on it, even if it is positive to get the feel how it is to be the favorite – and I have never been in the past, haha!
" I have just been trying to keep a regular routine. Right now, I live in hotels, in the usual case, I live on the island of Lidingö, just a short distance away from the hotel. I eat normal, sleep normal, with my team – I have with me four amazing körtjejer that I have very fun together with, they provide good energy.
John Lundvik flanked by his singers in ”Too late for love”. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT
" No, really, I just want to enjoy more. We have been working on this for six months and boiled it down to a three-minute performance – if you do not enjoy the three minutes you have probably missed the whole point of the contest.
– now, If it becomes so, it is because of the song which I feel is a international dimensions. It has positivity, joy, and speed, and the gospel is something I personally have missed in Eurovision. We shall take back into the competition, " says John Lundvik.
If it gets gaming companies and schlagerrecensenterna think, and it will be John Lundvik who get to go to Tel Aviv in may, so he will compete against himself. He is also one of the songwriters for the Uk's contribution, ”Bigger than us” performed by Michael Rice.
" If it would be that I got to represent Sweden at the Eurovision song contest – want to win, of course. To have given a song to someone is really fun, but it's still there to win, John Lundvik said to DN.
