Ukrainos atstovė „Eurovizijoje” – apie nelengvą startą, šou užkulisius ir Lion Ceccah pasirodymą – Delfi
- LELEKA, the representative for Ukraine in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, has shared insights into the psychological and physical demands of the competition.
- While the general audience experiences the contest over a few days, LELEKA noted that for the participants, the process lasts for months.
- Speaking before the official opening ceremony on May 11, 2026, LELEKA admitted that her current state of mind is a complex mixture of excitement, gratitude, fatigue, and a...
LELEKA, the representative for Ukraine in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, has shared insights into the psychological and physical demands of the competition. In an interview conducted by Delfi on May 11, 2026, the artist described the intense emotional volatility and the erasure of boundaries between her professional and personal life leading up to the event.
While the general audience experiences the contest over a few days, LELEKA noted that for the participants, the process lasts for months. She described a cycle where emotions fluctuate between absolute euphoria
and complete exhaustion
.
Speaking before the official opening ceremony on May 11, 2026, LELEKA admitted that her current state of mind is a complex mixture of excitement, gratitude, fatigue, and a hard-to-explain adrenaline
.
The artist also addressed the difficulty of maintaining a private life during the competition. She acknowledged that the rhythm of the event often leaves almost no boundary between the stage and personal existence, a reality that has also been recognized by the Lithuanian representative, Lion Ceccah.
During the discussion regarding the behind-the-scenes nature of the show, LELEKA reflected on her journey to the Eurovision stage. She highlighted the role of spontaneous decisions and the emotional support of fans, noting that some interactions with her supporters have been moving enough to bring her to tears.
In addition to her own preparations, LELEKA commented on the performance of Lion Ceccah, the artist representing Lithuania in the 2026 contest.
