Norway - "Haba Haba (Little by Little)" - Eurovision Song Contest 2011 - BBC One

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Stella Mwangi sings "Haba Haba (Little by Little)" as Norway's entry for the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest.

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Entertainment

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• Norway
• Stella Mwangi
• Haba Haba
• Little by Little
• Eurovision
• Song
• Contest
• 2011
• BBC
• One
• Esprit Arena
• Dusseldorf
• Germany
• music

[DisgaeaCharm]

i'm quite frankly disturbed by the number of racist comments...

someone's skin colour does not represent their nationality, nor does their race.

a coloured woman can be born in Scotland, that does not make her African. where you're born is your nationality, not where your roots are....honestly...

[TheRororomina]

"waka waka"..oh shit.."haba haba..."

[Papagaio1994]

Born this way - Lady gaga x'DD AHHAHAHAHA

[NinaBuu94]

It's very cool song! I like it ! It makes me dance :D Kisses from Serbia :*

[IrishKeshiHead]

@BT7Teejay It's swahili..

[EdelGarstad]

I think this song is okay, I don't love it, but I don't hate it. The only thing that bothers me is that she sings in Swahili when she's representing Norway. The color of her skin doesn't matter, but she is after all representing NORWAY, so I think she should at lest pretend like she knew that...

[FilCroft]

@BPMarionette While Russia is represented by an American-styled song written by a Swedish/Morrocan songwriter..what a piece of Russian culture.

I love when countries are represented by something close to them, something reflecting them culture, but I doubt it can be even done nowadays..

[Hnchmchl85]

@sweetxheart18x Swahili.

[Hnchmchl85]

@BT7Teejay In the beginning she says: "Oh, let me see you dance now!"

In the middle of the song she says: "Come on!" And in the end she says: "Thank you very much."

[Skemmdarvargur1]

@BPMarionette COMPLTETELY agree. It's Eurovision not Africavision

[Skemmdarvargur1]

@DisgaeaCharm Not really. That only applys to Immigrated countries such as Australian, America, Brazil, Canada, where that's a Nationality and not a race. But when you refer to countries such as China, Germany, France & NORWAY, where all these countries share a distinct set of DNA, it's not just a Nationality, but a race. Nothing about this beautiful lady, but she is not Norwegian