Chanel Terrero

Cuban Chanel Terrero in the First Eurovision Final this Tuesday

MADRID, Spain.- The first final of Eurovision 2022, which will be this May 10, will have among its competitors the Cuban-Spanish singer and dancer Chanel Terrero.

Chanel Terrero will represent Spain in this Song Festival with the song “’SloMo”. The artist was born in Havana in 1991 and emigrated to Barcelona as a child.

Precisely with “SloMo”, Chanel achieved her pass to this competition, by becoming champion in the grand final of the Benidorm Fest. The contest was held on January 29, 2022 at El Palau de los Esports L’Illa de Benidorm.

During the award ceremony, Chanel said she felt “a little shocked” and thanked everyone who voted for her and her team of dancers.

“I promise to give the show at Eurovision to be first. We’re going to blow it up, I promise you. Thank you thank you thank you. I dedicate it to my family, my friends and all my team”, said the artist.

Since last week the contestants began their essays on the stage of the Pala Alpitour in Turin, Italy, where the event will take place.

The Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra appears as a favorite in the bookmakers’ rankings. However, Chanel is also among the favorites to win Eurovision 2022.

Chanel Terrero has participated in musicals such as The Bodyguard, Flashdance, The Lion King Y Mamma mia! He has also acted in movies. Brain Steal 2 Y The King of Havana. In 2010 she danced with Colombian singer Shakira at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

She was chosen by the Spanish businessman and producer Nacho Cano to be the protagonist of his musical Malincheabout the relationship between Hernán Cortés and La Malinche, the Amerindian woman who accompanied the Spanish in the conquest of Mexico.

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