Keren Peles Shares Behind-the-Scenes Drama of "The Next Star"
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Keren Peles, a judge on "The Next Star to Eurovision," shared her emotional experience during filming for the new season. She expressed awe at the contestants' talent and the emotional impact of their journeys toward Eurovision. Peles also showed the less glamorous side of long filming days, including her snacks and fatigue, but ultimately stated the work is "amazing" and "worth the difficulty."
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Keren Peles, a judge on "The Next Star to Eurovision," shared behind-the-scenes feelings about the new season.
- Peles expressed deep emotional connection to the contestants and their dreams of reaching Eurovision.
- She humorously revealed her snacks and admitted to fatigue from long filming days.
- Despite the challenges, Peles stated her work on the show is "amazing" and "worth the difficulty."
Singer and "The Next Star to Eurovision" judge Keren Peles shared her emotional experience during the filming of the show's new season. Despite years on the judging panel, Peles expressed continued awe at the talent auditioning, noting the emotional toll of witnessing each contestant's journey toward the Eurovision stage. She described the experience as "always emotionally stirring," emphasizing that "everyone is a world, and Eurovision is at the end."
Peles also offered a less glamorous glimpse into the long filming days, humorously showcasing the snacks she brought to sustain herself, including chocolate pudding, chocolate spread, and a "health bar," joking about her "ketogenic diet." She admitted to being tired and forgetting essentials like face cream, but maintained a positive outlook.
Despite the demanding schedule, which required her to return for filming in just seven hours, Peles stated she had "no complaints" about her work. She concluded by reflecting that while the experience is "not easy, but worth the difficulty," she finds it "amazing" and "really exciting to be a part of it."
The same event, reported separately by each outlet. Open a few to compare what different newsrooms emphasize — and what they leave out.
Right 2
Not the same event — other stories that share this one’s people, places, or theme: background, reactions, and follow-ups.