Käärijä’s “Cha Cha Cha” is a fun and upbeat Eurovision entry that is sure to get people dancing. The song is about letting loose and having a good time, and the lyrics are full of puns and references to Finnish culture. The music video is also a lot of fun, with Käärijä performing on an EU regulation pallet stage.
With a beat similar to that of Gangnam-style, the song is catchy and easy to sing along to. Käärijä’s vocals are strong and clear, and the instrumental track is full of energy.
The song is sure to get people moving, and it is a great addition to the Eurovision lineup.
The lyrics of the song are full of puns and references to Finnish culture. For example, the line “After a few pina coladas, my face is still serious. But the night is still young and there’s time to knock down” is a pun on the Finnish word “lava”, which means both “stage” and “pallet”.
The music video also features a lot of puns, such as the human centipede thingy, which is actually a “possujuna”, a piggy train.
The song is sure to be a hit with Eurovision fans. Plus, what’s not to like as Käärijä is a talented singer and rapper. He has a rather catchy song that is sure to get people dancing.
The song is full of puns and references to Finnish culture, which might be lost on non-Finnish speakers. For example, the line “After a few pina coladas, my face is still serious. But the night is still young and there’s time to knock down” is a pun on the Finnish word “lava”, which means both “stage” and “pallet”.
Despite this, the song is a great addition to the Eurovision lineup. It is a fun and upbeat song that is sure to get people dancing in no time.
