Let 3
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | Rijeka |
|---|---|
| Croatia | |
| Members | Damir Martinović |
| Zoran Prodanović | |
| Dražen Baljak | |
| Genres | Alternative Rock |
| Punk Rock | |
| Shock Rock | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1170916 |
About Let 3
Let 3 is a modern rock band from Rijeka, Croatia formed in 1987. The band frontmen are Damir "Mrle" Martinović and Zoran "Prlja" Prodanović. The band is popular in Croatia and other former Yugoslav republics due to their original approach to rock music and their obscene live performances.
Sweden wins Eurovision, but UK is second from last
... Croatia s Let 3! performed a song that referred to Russia s Vladimir Putin as a " crocodile psychopath" while the Czech band Vesna sang in Ukrainian, " We re with you in our hearts"...
Eurovision grand final: A mystery guest, and nine more things to look for
... Croatia s Let 3! take to the stage in bloodstained overcoats, performing an anti-war song that s a metaphor for the Russian Federation...
Eurovision 2023: Austria to open Liverpool's song contest with UK closing
... Croatia s Let 3 will perform as the penultimate act and end their performance in y-fronts...
Eurovision 2023: Sweden qualifies but Ireland is out of the final
... The night s most outrageous costumes came courtesy of Croatian shock rockers Let 3, who dressed in leather fetish gear before stripping down to white underwear...
Eurovision 2023: Royal themes and unicorns in first semi-final
... Also looking for a spot in the final is Finnish rapper Käärijä, who says he views her as his main competition - could they set up a battle of the Nordic nations for the final? But it s Let 3 from Croatia who will no doubt have viewers staring at the screen wide-eyed, when the band strip down to their underwear as missile props join them on stage...
Eurovision 2023 stars hit turquoise carpet - in pictures
... Veteran Croatian techno-punk-folk band Let 3 wore trademark militaristic cloaks, which they whipped off on the turquoise carpet...
Eurovision 2023: Every song ranked, from Albania to the UK
... Prediction: Lower half of the leaderboardCroatia: Let 3 - Mama SC! Shock-rock band Let 3 are incredibly famous across the Balkans for their provocative, avant-garde performances...
Eurovision 2023 stars hit turquoise carpet - in pictures
This year's Eurovision Song Contest hopefuls have assembled in host city Liverpool, Showing Off their style and moves on a turquoise (rather than red) carpet.
Norway's Alessandra will perform First In Tuesday's first semi-final. Looking suitably regal A Day after The Coronation of King Charles III, her song is called Queen of Kings - and Alessandra is among the favourites to be crowned Eurovision winner at The Final on Saturday.
Mae Muller said the pressure of representing the UK could make her react one of two ways. " I could freak out and be really scared and feel the pressure, " She Said .
" Or I could go, do you know what, every single thing that's making me feel pressure is actually really exciting - it's in my Home Country , I'm closing The Show , it's such an honour and something that I'm never going to experience again. So I'm trying to see the positives. "
La Zarra , who was born and raised in Canada and is representing France, wore an Alice in Wonderland-inspired outfit.
Sweden's Loreen, who triumphed in 2012 with her anthem Euphoria, is the clear frontrunner to win again, according to bookmakers. She would become only The Second person to win The Contest More Than once, after Ireland's Johnny Logan .
Tvorchi are hoping to bring Ukraine its second Eurovision victory in a row. They wore suits showing The Names and weights of children who had been born during The War in the country, and who survived because The Duo helped raise money to buy incubators.
Finland's Käärijä gave a preview of the eye-catching neon green outfit he will wear when he performs his electro earworm Cha Cha Cha.
Veteran Croatian techno-punk-folk band Let 3 wore trademark militaristic cloaks, which they whipped off on the turquoise carpet.
Israel's Noa Kirel and her dancers demonstrated The Horn hand gesture that goes along with her track Unicorn. The turquoise carpet parade was watched by 1,000 fans outside Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery and St George's Hall.
Of this year's contestants, Italian pop star Marco Mengoni has had one of the biggest hits on TikTok with his entry Due Vite (Two Lives ).
Theodor Andrei from Romania took to the turquoise carpet in a zebra trench coat and a pair of John Lennon-style sunglasses that he bought from a Liverpool souvenir shop.
Expect an acrobatic stage routine from Iceland's Diljá when she competes in The Second semi-final on Thursday.
Spain's Blanca Paloma will bring some flamenco-inspired Mediterranean drama to The Contest , and is among the bookies' frontrunners.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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