Salvador Sobral
Salvador Sobral is a Portuguese singer who gained international recognition after winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017 with his heartfelt ballad "Amar pelos dois." His music is characterized by emotional depth, simplicity, and authenticity, showcasing a unique vocal warmth that resonates with listeners. Sobral's performances are intimate experiences, marked by his ability to create a magical connection with the audience through storytelling and improvisation. Known for his vulnerability and sincerity, he invites fans to not only hear his music but to feel it deeply. Recently, he addressed the Lithuanian audience with an important message, further solidifying his role as an artist who values connection and communication with his fans.
Born on Dec 28, 1994 (31 years old)
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Portugal:
Salvador Sobral plays a leading role in A Providência e a Guitarra.
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Slovenia:
Salvador Sobral, the only Portuguese winner of Eurovision, criticized RTP for political cowardice regarding Israel's participation in the competition.
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Portugal:
Salvador Sobral, the only Portuguese winner of Eurovision, calls for a boycott of the festival.
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Portugal:
Salvador Sobral is one of the musicians performing at the concert 'Juntos Por Gaza'.
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Portugal:
Salvador Sobral will join Sílvia Pérez Cruz for a performance at the festival.
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Lithuania:
Salvador is known for his sensitive ballad 'Amar pelos dois' which won Portugal its first Eurovision victory.
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Portugal:
Salvador Sobral is one of the Portuguese musicians who appealed to exclude Israel from Eurovision.
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Spain:
Salvador Sobral is the winner of Eurovision who supports the petition against Israel's participation.
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Spain:
Salvador Sobral has also signed a letter advocating for the expulsion of Israel from the Eurovision contest.
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Serbia:
Salvador Sobral is one of the former Eurovision winners who expressed opposition to Israel's participation.
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