The performance of Ronela Hayati, the representative of Albania in Eurovision in the first semifinal was accompanied by numerous reactions and attitudes, from Albanians and not only.
Many have been harsh, calling her performance vulgar, which led to her elimination from the festival's international jury.
While Professor Aristotle Spiro has captured this phenomenon in a different perspective. In a note on Facebook, Spiro emphasizes that the case of this year's representation in Eurovision is an indicator where the corruption of institutions has reached.
"EUROVISIONIST ALBANIA SURPRISED EUROPE.
The case of this year's representation in Eurovision is an indicator (or clue, according to journalistic jargon), where Albanian art has fallen, but especially where the corruption of institutions has reached: the functioning of the administration, the formation of juries, awarding prizes, decorations, diplomas for illiterates, doctorates for plagiarizers, the population of the country with Grand Masters, professors and academics who do not know spelling, etc. etc.).
"Eurovision's girl is an innocent mirror of today's society", writes Aristotle Spiro.