Eurovision 2019: Darude's journey from Sandstorm to Tel Aviv
"It's a big undertaking," says the 43-year-old, who will perform Finnish entry Look Away with fellow Scandinavian Sebastian Rejman."In Finland Eurovision lasts one night," he continues."But when you're in the contest the promotions start early in the year.
"It's been cool to see how involved the fans are from very early on. The real fans who are in 'the bubble' are so enthusiastic and vocal."
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