EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 7 MIN
#ESC2025 Interview with Kyle Alessandro
from Eurovision Song Contest 2025 · host RADIOIMMAGINARIA
Radioimmaginaria at Eurovision Song Contest 2025, BaselHello everyone! This is our very first interview from Eurovision 2025, and we had a wonderful chat with Kyle Alessandro, who’s representing Norway! He told us a lot of things about his song and even spoke about that time he held a concert for cows and sheep…Listen here!www.radioimmaginaria.it
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