It was one of the most prominent aspects of this Eurovision 2025 final. Louane, which represented France with its title MotherA tribute to his missing mother could not contain his emotion. The 28 -year -old singer shed some tears after an impressive performance, which earned him a seventh place in the final classification, far behind the forecasts, which gave him third, and especially Austria, who won the victory with Wasted love of the young JJ.
The scene had been revealed to the public during the second semifinal. The 28 -year -old artist found himself on stage in the heart of a tornado of fries in Liege, which is supposed to represent the grains of a sand watch. One way to imagine the passage of time, the central theme of his song.
In MotherLouane goes to his own mother, carried by cancer when the singer was 17 years old. She tells her how she managed to overcome the events supported since her departure (“Finally, you see, I built my life (…) I am better, I know where I am going,” he sings in particular) and evokes his own motherhood gave birth to a girl in 2020.
Strong emotional load
It was Louane’s mother who flew her dream of participating, one day, in Eurovision. “I dreamed of this life, at this time, you dreamed of seeing me there,” Louane told his mother’s direction, In a video to announce your participation. “Without knowing what could happen one day (…) I will do it for us, for our dreams.”
“She repeated me thousands of times: ‘One day you will be Eurovision,'” he also declared Parisian.
Technical Service
HE Liege insurance Projected on stage, reused for each performance, illuminate by a golden light to perfect the illusion that it is sand. 250 kilos are necessary for the service; They flow from a large device hanging several meters above Louane.
The French delegation did not skimp in any means to guarantee a service as striking as possible. For this scene, he asked the experience of the Swedish choreographer Fredrik Rydman, star of his discipline and Eurovision figure. It was he who signed the staging of two recent winners of Eurovision, the Swedish Mäns Zelmerlöw in 2015 and the Swiss Nemo Last year.
Source: BFM TV
