All of France will be behind them on Saturday evening. But it is in Brittany that the atmosphere should be the warmest to follow the performance of Alvan & Ahez during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest which will take place in Turin. To support the Breton group, which merges electro and Breton singing in its title Fulenna giant screen of 15 m2 will be installed at the Ferme de la Harpe in Rennes where a thousand fans are expected.
Loïg Chesnais-Girard, president of the Brittany region, will notably be there and will come to open the evening “to reiterate his attachment to the languages of Brittany and the creativity of artists throughout the territory”.
Four hours live in Breton
Broadcast on France 2, the Eurovision contest will also be broadcast on France.tv Brittany with more than four hours of live commentary in Breton by Goulwena an Henaff and Yann-Herle Gourves.
Saturday evening, the Breton flag should also invade Twitter to support the young Breton group. Since Monday and until May 19, the Breton flag emoji has indeed returned to the social network. This new lobbying campaign aims to put pressure on Unicode, the consortium responsible for validating the creation of new emojis, which had rejected the Breton application at the end of 2020.