«Tell me what I can do, how can I have you…». The infectious chorus of the song that represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 can still be heard in discotheques. Because it does not fail: stimulate the desire to dance and jump from the beginning to the end. ‘Dime’ finished in a very creditable eighth place at the festival with 81 points, the same score that Rosa López achieved a year earlier with ‘Europe’s living a celebration’. The theme was a hymn that does not go out of style, but its interpreter, Beth, initially rejected the theme and after that performance in Riga, Latvia, decided not to perform it on stage again. Two decades later, the documentary ‘Tell me, history of a song’ will premiere on the RTVE Play platform in May, in which he and the artist analyze the reasons why he put the cross on the number, but also his reunion with the theme. to show. . Beth broke her promise not to perform it again on March 25 and twenty years later sang it on the tables of the Sant Jordi Club in Barcelona, where the BCN Eurovision Party was held. “The process of reuniting with the Beth of twenty years ago has been very beautiful. Understand and empathize more with myself and with the audience, and find out why I didn’t want to sing that song for so long,” explains the one ranked third in the second edition of ‘Operación triunfo’ about a documentary, said on what she says it has been “healing”. Everything goes back to 2003, when Beth was appointed as the representative of Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest. From the beginning, the Catalan artist showed her rejection of ‘Dime’. In an interview on ‘La hora de La 1″ (TVE) he told that despite the fact that the song was not his style or his own, what bothered him the most was that it was an imposition of the public channel. As a committee, Beth also had no plans to go to the Eurovision Song Contest, but she accepted the challenge as a committee without hesitation and honored the commitment. “The fact that I couldn’t decide or choose made me go back a little bit,” he said in 2021. Beth did not include “Dime” on her first album or the rest of her musical career. He decided not to sing it anymore. The public asked him for it during the various concerts he gave after the Eurovision Song Contest. However, she didn’t feel the number was her own and left it in a drawer. Now the RTVE Play documentary wants to learn more about the reasons for this rejection, along with the testimonies of many other people who accompanied Beth in 2003 and those who are part of her current life.
Source: La Verdad
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