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SongHunt 2017 finalist presentation: “Lo que nunca fue” by Paula Rojo

by | May 13, 2017

SongHunt 2017 finalist presentation: “Lo que nunca fue” by Paula Rojo

by | May 13, 2017 | SongHunt

Paula Rojo could be in Kyiv now, representing Spain with her song “Lo que nunca fue”. But our SongHunt rules only allow songs that didn’t win their national finals, but got a lot of love in our Eurovision chat. This love took the song to the heats, the quarter-finals, the semi-finals, and now it’s one of the twelve candidates in the grand SongHunt final. What is SongHunt about, you may wonder? Well, for those who don’t know already: It’s about finding the best national final song of the Eurovision season!

From Objetivo Eurovisión to SongHunt

Back in February, Spain held its national final “Objetivo Eurovisión”, in which six entries competed to become the Spanish representative at the Eurovision Song Contest. As well as being one of the most memorable preselections of the season thanks to the voting controversy at the end, two of the entries from the show subsequently made their way all the way through to our SongHunt final, and the very last song that we’re presenting in this series is:

Paula Rojo – Lo que nunca fue

Watch the song below, and and if you like it, you might want to give it a vote in our SongHunt poll further down the page! Or maybe you like one of the other entries more? Whatever your choice, you can vote once in each 24-hour period. For full details, see our main post about the SongHunt final.

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