Lisa Angell, the 2015 French Eurovision representative has released the lyric video of her Eurovision entry N’oubliez pas.

Last month France 2 announced that Lisa Angell will fly to Vienna and represent France at the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest with her entry N’oubliez pas.

The lyric video- N’oubliez pas

About Lisa..

Lisa Angell was selected via an internal selection to fly the French flag at the 60th Eurovision Song Contest with N’oubliez pas. The 2015 French entry has been composed by Robert Goldman.

The 2015 French Eurovision entry carries a message of peace that will surely reach and touch the European audience come May. France 2 is  responsible of selecting the 2015 French Eurovision act and song for Vienna.

The story so far..

France 2 will air the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest live on 23 May at 20:45 CET.  France Televisions will be also airing both the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 semi-finals live on 19 and 21 May on France Ô.

The Eurovision Song Contest will return to France 2, the channel which was in charge of the Eurovision Song Contest in the 1980′s and 1990′s. The poor results afflicting France in the competiton in the last 3 years could have led the French national broadcaster to make this decision. It seems like the French broadcaster would like to promote the Eurovision Song Contest and improve France’s image and results at the Eurovision Song Contest  with this new approach.

About France…

In 2014 France opted for a national final to select its Eurovision entry. Twin Twin won the golden ticket to Copenhagen with their entry Moustache. Despite a fun loving performance the country came last with 2 points.

France is one of the founder countries of the Eurovision Song Contest, having debuted in the very first contest in 1956. The French nation has won the event 5 times: 1958, 1960, 1962, 1969, 1977. France has hosted the Eurovision the contest on 3 occasions : Cannes (1959,1961) and Paris (1978).

The 2015 Eurovision Song Contest is scheduled to be held on 19, 21, 23 May at the Wiener Stadthalle, in Vienna.

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