JJ, ganador de Eurovisión, ya tiene próximo objetivo: "Ganar un Grammy"

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Johannes Pietsch ganó el Micrófono de Cristal para Austria con 'Wasted Love'

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00:00¿Qué es lo que se ha pasado de casa?

00:02Mmm, yo diría que estar de casa por tanto tiempo, porque yo estaba en Basilea por dos semanas,

00:11así que fue la más difícil, y entonces, yo tenía muy duras, muy duras.

00:16¿Qué es lo que se ha pasado?

00:20Yo me di cuenta que en el día de la final, porque el día antes,

00:25me di cuenta que el público era muy, muy fuerte y muy fuerte cuando tenía mi performance,

00:33y luego empezó a caer en que Europa podría ganar Eurovision.

00:38¿Qué es lo que se ha pasado?

00:42Es un objetivo siempre de estar en Eurovision, y obviamente de ganar el show,

00:48porque esa es la principal razón por la que todos quieren ir allí.

00:52Y tratamos de encontrar un buen balance de pop y opera,

00:56y luego, una vez que escuchamos, tuvimos la sensación de que esto podría ir muy bien.

01:00Y esa es la intención de mostrar también lo que puedo hacer musicamente,

01:06y cómo podemos ser, ¿cómo se puede llamar?

01:10Cree, cómo podemos ser creativos de mezclar dos genres juntos.

01:15No, no, no, no, no.

01:19Empezamos cuando mi manager y yo pensé sobre quién podía hacer nuestro escenario,

01:23y pensé en qué escenario se recuerdan muy bien.

01:26Y Sergio hizo Bambi Thug last año.

01:28Y eso quedó en nuestra cabeza.

01:30Entonces pensé, ok, vamos a texte Sergio,

01:32le enviamos a la canción,

01:34y él estaba muy pasionado y muy entrando.

01:37Y él hizo una presentación de PowerPoint,

01:40cómo quería el escenario,

01:42cómo quería el escenario,

01:43cómo quería el escenario.

01:44Y vimos que él estaba muy, muy investido en este proyecto,

01:48así que pensé que debemos trabajar con Sergio.

01:51No, no, no, no.

01:56Creo que Melodi hizo un excelente trabajo.

01:57Ella realmente le dio todo.

01:59Y podías ver que cada performance que ella hizo,

02:01siempre le dio a 110%.

02:04Entonces, por supuesto,

02:05sería mejor para Melodi tener un mejor placement,

02:07porque ella realmente tenía un buen show,

02:09la performance, la cantación,

02:12era increíble.

02:13y ella definitivamente deserved mejor,

02:16pero todos hicieron un excelente trabajo,

02:17así que es muy difícil ver quién habría puesto en qué posición.

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02:45¿Qué es lo que se ha hecho después del show?

02:46¿Cómo se ha hecho muchos puntos?

02:47Porque era una rolacoaster de emociones.

02:50Yo estaba pasando todo.

02:51Yo estaba pensando, ¿qué hago ahora?

02:52¿Tú? ¿Qué es esto? ¿Qué está pasando?

02:54Para mí, fue un gran blur.

02:56Y no sabía lo que estaba pasando en ese momento,

02:58para ser honesto.

02:59¿Qué es lo que se ha hecho?

03:03Sí, cada año Eurovision

03:05tenta de trabajar en algo que quieren

03:07trabajar en.

03:08Este año, se están focusedando

03:10mucho en el mental de todos los artistas.

03:13Y ellos hicieron un gran trabajo.

03:14Porque había un descannectado área

03:15con nuestro dressing room.

03:16No phones, no cameras,

03:18nada allowed,

03:19solo para nosotros para relajarse

03:20y que todo lo que se ha hecho.

03:22Porque es un muy, muy difícil tiempo

03:24para todos.

03:26Ellos hicieron un gran trabajo en eso.

03:28Y todo es un experiencia

03:30que necesitas que necesitas

03:31mirar en todo.

03:33Así que, por ejemplo,

03:34el año va a hacer un gran trabajo

03:35y ver cómo el show va a ser.

03:36No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

03:41You know, of course,

03:42in a big TV show

03:44where multiple countries

03:45meet at one point,

03:47different aspects come to light.

03:49But Eurovision started off

03:51as a musical competition

03:52and I believe that

03:54it should continuously

03:55be that way

03:56because it's,

03:56at the end of the day,

03:57the art form

03:58that's being presented.

03:58Everyone is bringing

03:59something new

04:00from their culture as well.

04:01So, I really hope

04:03that, you know,

04:04the musical aspect

04:06of the show

04:07maintains the main concept

04:09of Eurovision.

04:14Yeah, I think, you know,

04:15personally, they,

04:17you know,

04:17as I mentioned earlier,

04:18every year they work

04:20on something new.

04:20So, they will definitely

04:21try and, you know,

04:23elevate the musical aspect

04:24even more

04:24because at the end of the day,

04:25it's a singing competition.

04:27So, it's also about

04:28the music,

04:29the voice,

04:29the performance.

04:30A lot of these aspects,

04:32you know,

04:33play a big role in it.

04:35So, they will definitely

04:36do a good job

04:37in the coming years.

04:43I believe that

04:44every artist

04:45should decide

04:46for themselves

04:47if they want to speak out

04:48on a matter or not.

04:50But Eurovision

04:51is just all about music

04:52and I think everyone

04:53wants to focus on

04:55their continuous musical career

04:57over the years.

04:58And I'm also looking forward

04:59to releasing new music soon

05:01because that's

05:02what I can do the best

05:03and what I know

05:04I can do very well

05:05and I'm looking

05:06very much forward to that.

05:12Yeah,

05:13the queer community

05:15in Austria

05:15has,

05:17you know,

05:17through Eurovision

05:18has a big platform

05:19and I'm very happy

05:20that, you know,

05:21everyone feels at home

05:22when they watch Eurovision

05:23because Eurovision

05:23has a place for everybody.

05:24and being the third

05:26queer person in a row

05:27to win Eurovision

05:28just shows that

05:28how much, you know,

05:29acceptance there is

05:30but we're still here

05:31to continue, you know,

05:32fighting for our rights,

05:34fighting to maintain

05:35the rights that we have

05:36and making sure

05:37that there's more visibility

05:38on the people like us

05:39because at the end of the day

05:40we're all humans,

05:41we're all the same,

05:42we just have to love

05:43and treat each other

05:44with respect.

05:44Yeah,

05:50I'm a very opportunistic person

05:52so I always think,

05:55no, not opportunistic,

05:56optimistic,

05:57that's the word.

05:57I'm a very optimistic person

05:59so I always believe

06:01in the good

06:02and I definitely

06:03have a great feeling

06:04that the future

06:05will evolve better.

06:06People, you know,

06:07learn from mistakes

06:08and I think

06:09if we, you know,

06:10continue to fight

06:12for our rights

06:13that everything

06:13will turn out great

06:15and we just have to,

06:15you know,

06:16stay strong

06:16and stay together

06:18and make sure

06:19that we're all

06:19treated well

06:20and with respect.

06:25Yeah, so, yeah,

06:26as you mentioned,

06:27Conchita in 2014

06:29was the first time

06:30we watched Eurovision

06:30and witnessing

06:31the win for Austria

06:32after such a long time

06:33was also something

06:34that I will never forget

06:35and also having

06:37Conchita's support

06:37over the years

06:38has just made me feel

06:40so, so, so happy

06:41that she, you know,

06:42believes in the art form

06:44that I was putting out there

06:45so I was very happy

06:46about that

06:46but another performance

06:47that stayed in my head

06:48was, there were so many

06:50actually over the years

06:51but I really liked

06:52a lot of the choreography

06:53I liked the performers

06:55so like, Eleni from Cyprus

06:58with Fuego

06:58I loved that song so much

07:00it's, you know,

07:01the way she moves

07:02the way she dances

07:03you know, you could tell

07:04that she's a natural born performer

07:06same like every other

07:07Spanish representative

07:09at Eurovision

07:10always great performers

07:11Yeah, I understand

07:18that everyone was united

07:19you know, for like

07:20believing so much in Chanel

07:21because it was a great performance

07:22and I really loved it so much

07:23and I truly believe

07:26you know, with the next Benidorm

07:28that, you know,

07:28there will be another

07:29Chanel moment

07:30definitely very soon

07:32and I'm looking forward

07:33to seeing Spain win

07:34and have the Eurovision

07:37here too

07:37I mean, that would be amazing

07:38who doesn't love

07:39to be in Spain

07:40Yeah, my previous

07:45television appearances

07:46definitely helped me

07:47with getting more confident

07:49on being on stage

07:50singing in front of

07:51a live audience

07:52you know, looking

07:53where the cameras are

07:54and also with

07:56going through

07:57a very tight schedule

07:59and a very long process

08:00so all of the

08:02TV formats that I've been on

08:03had a very, very

08:04similar structure

08:05and Eurovision

08:07had exactly

08:07the same structure

08:08so it was easier

08:08for me to go

08:09through this journey

08:10because I knew

08:11what was coming

08:12and I also had

08:13people who previously

08:15represented Austria

08:16by my side

08:17to give me a lot of tips

08:18so I must say

08:19this entire experience

08:20was very easy

08:22for me

08:23if you could say

08:23Yeah, everyone has been

08:29telling me to

08:30enjoy the moment

08:31because it goes by

08:32this fast

08:33like in the blink of an eye

08:34the entire process

08:36is done

08:37and so everyone said

08:38enjoy every moment

08:39take in everything

08:40that you can

08:40take in

08:41and just go

08:43and relax

08:44because you know

08:45it's a very stressful time

08:46and people forget

08:47to take time

08:48for themselves

08:49to relax

08:49and calm down

08:50so I tried to enjoy

08:51every single moment

08:52that I had there

08:53Yeah, so I grew up in Dubai

08:59and we had karaoke parties

09:01every weekend

09:02and the first karaoke song

09:04that I learned

09:04was Because of You

09:05by Kelly Clarkson

09:06and then I

09:06you know, it's very dramatic

09:07for a six-year-old

09:08to sing Because of You

09:09like, you know

09:10so we've been having

09:12that every weekend

09:13and the next morning

09:13my dad showed us

09:15classical music

09:16so Beethoven

09:17Bach

09:18Mozart

09:19and that's how

09:20I learned to love

09:21both musical worlds

09:22and throughout the years

09:24my love for that music genre

09:26started to grow even more

09:27and then I decided

09:28that I want to be a musician

09:29Yeah, it's pretty crazy

09:35it's always, you know

09:36been a dream of mine

09:37to be a pop star

09:38so I knew

09:39what I was getting into

09:40of course

09:41my life has changed so much

09:43through the win

09:44of Eurovision

09:45everyone recognizing me

09:46or me having to be

09:48around new places

09:49but I love to travel around

09:50you know, for me

09:51if it gets too quiet

09:52at home

09:53like if I'm at home

09:54I always need

09:55a little bit of noise

09:56let's say

09:56like a TV must be running

09:58because I cannot

09:58you know

09:59if it's too quiet

10:00I go insane

10:01so I need, you know

10:02family and friends with me

10:03and especially now

10:05with traveling a lot

10:05I have my team

10:06that are like my family

10:07so it's easier for me

10:09to go through

10:10you know

10:11an intense time

10:12being away from home

10:13because they are also

10:14like my home

10:14and my family

10:15oh yeah

10:20for me it was actually

10:21the win of the Eurovision

10:23I never

10:24you know

10:24it was a dream of mine

10:25but I never thought

10:26that I could win Eurovision

10:27because there are so many

10:28countries participating

10:29with so many good songs

10:31so it was for me

10:31hard to think about

10:33oh my god

10:33I couldn't

10:34I couldn't win this

10:35but now through winning Eurovision

10:36I realize that

10:37no dream

10:38is unreachable

10:39you can

10:40achieve anything

10:41that you want to achieve

10:42if you really work for it

10:43so I'm setting my next goal

10:45and that would be

10:46to win a Grammy

10:47so I definitely want to continue

10:53going this way

10:54of the pop music

10:55we wrote Wasted Love

10:56specifically for Eurovision

10:57so now we have two weeks

10:59in the studio

10:59to let our creative minds flow

11:01and then we'll try and find

11:02you know

11:02a healthy balance

11:03between pop and opera

11:04I want to keep my operatic sound

11:06because that's you know

11:07one of my musical beginnings

11:08so I want to keep that with me

11:10and then we'll just see

11:11how well we can blend both together

11:13and new music will definitely

11:16be coming out soon

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