This has been Nebulossa’s second rehearsal for Eurovision 2024, with technical and artistic improvements

Two days after stepping onto the stage of the Mälmo Arena for the first time, the representatives of Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, Nebulossa, they have faced their second trial, to the rhythm of “Zorra”, on the afternoon of Saturday, May 4. A date that occurred before the duo discovered, like the winner of the previous edition and the rest of the Big Five, by draw, in which part of the grand final they would perform.

Faithful to the first test last Thursday, this second test has focused on improve technical and artistic details by Mery Bas, like the choreography. For their part, Juan Sebastián and Israel Reyes, artistic directors of Nebulossa, have worked with the contest team to adjust aspects such as lighting, projections, plans and soundso that they are already polished for the great debut of the second semi-final next Thursday, May 9.

The Eurovision 2024 stage during Nebulossa’s second rehearsal with “Zorra”

As RTVE has revealed, the Spanish candidacy will have up to “77 carefully selected shots to enhance the energy” of “Zorra” during its three minutes duration. Furthermore, the staging focuses on giving “that sensation from less to more, to gain dynamism and to make that party feeling noticeable that we want to offer”, in the words of the directors, with long close-ups that give way to shorter shots with a sharper perspective.

“Slut”, in a big way

As was already revealed after the first test, the word “Zorra” will be projected during the three minutes of the song in the five giant cubes that hang above the stage. One of them, in fact, starts the staging at ground level, with Mery’s silhouette in the red lock, simulating the entrance to a clandestine cabaret. As the song progresses, the staging will gain more light, giving way to the golden image of a large city in the background, as a symbol of “liberation from social bonds”.