Luxembourg 1992 - Marion Welter - Sou Fräi

Luxembourgish Marion Welter performing "Sou Fräi" which means "So free" at Eurovision Song Contest 1992.
She was saved from the "nil points" thanks to the maltese jury who gave her 10 points,the only score Luxembourg got.
Check out her outfit!:P

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Marion
• Welter
• Sou
• Fräi
• Eurovision
• Song
• Contest
• 1992
• Luxembourg

[SundownerDrifting]

I think it's a nice, catchy pop tune. Not bad, though perhaps a bit dated, and it does totally rip off the keyboard part from Christopher Cross' "All Right"!

[tho2200]

I think the language is beatiful as well. It´s a funny language a mix between french and german.

[klarinetta]

@SerkanKayafan I never said that the 90-95's area wasn't full of mistakes considered to be a high fashion at that time.

[SerkanKayafan]

@klarinetta it's not a fashion mistake of marion she know's what fashion is in this time she has a style little bit like selena gomez

[klarinetta]

By far the biggest fashion mistake in the history of Eurovision. The 80's disaster is just a child's play in comparison to this horror.

[gurufabbes]

what a weird accent..

did i ever have native luxembourgers do the performance?

[Michelouise]

I love it! I absolutely love it, I can understand it through knowing German and French but Lëtzebuergesch is such a nice language and the national anthem - Ons Hémecht - is one of my favourites.

I though Luxembourg were very hard done by in the voting that year and, you know, Eurovision isn't the same without them and Italy.

[fromheretoglory]

Interesting derss,... ESC from the year of 1992 represents real fashion freak show,....

[DidaDragan]

I loved the final Luxembourg entry in 1993.

Could not understand why it did so badly and why it has not been posted on youtube.

[luxpaul]

Poor Luxembourg - to think that every time we sang in Luxembourgish (twice, that is) we ended last!

It's a shame, though, because I like the song. I remember as a kid we learned to sing it in a music lesson in primary school. Very kitchy now as it hasn't aged very well, but still: it's Luxembourgish and it made the Eurovision back in our days...