The singer St. Pedro with his song Two Strangers (String Quartet) has won the second semi-final of Benidorm Fest 2024 and next to María Peláe, Jorge González and Almácor has qualified for the final of the competition, in which this Saturday The representative of Spain in Eurovision will be chosen. For their part, Dellacruz, Marlena, Yoly Saa and Roger Padrós have been left out.

This Thursday’s gala has seen a sound improvement, after the criticism that Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) received on Tuesday, which public television attributed to a broadcast problem. On Tuesday, Nebulossa, Angy, Sofia Coll and Miss Caffeina They got the pass to the final.

María Peláe was in charge of opening the night with her symbolic Sender. In a performance with references to the 13 Roses and to the executions of the Civil War and the Franco regime, the Malaga singer carries the emotional burden with a message and her warning about the past.

In second position, Dellacruz has turned the stage of the Palau l’Illa into a drive-in cinema where, together with two dancers, he has performed his kiss in the morningan urban theme for which he has produced half a car and two arches that the three of them play with.

And from the drive-in to the fair with Marlena and his Summer Lovein which the duo plays with cameras, lights and four dancers to create one of the more “good-natured” performances of the year. It has also been one of the most listened to songs, which has lifted up the Benidorm public with its lively staging.

From the party to the intimacy of st. Pedro. The canary comes with the bolero Two Strangers, with an elegant staging in which he goes on stage surrounded by the shadows of four dancers with which he tells this story of heartbreak. A single spotlight illuminates the singer, who comes out on stage with a rose.

Four other dancers but this time in a kind of sauna accompany Jorge gonzalezwho puts on a number full of dance for his Hot. A lot of fire, a lot of pose and powerful choreography make up the fifth performance of the night. In his third attempt to go to Eurovision, the singer appears black with bare torso and painted with black flowers.

Yoly Saa brings the most mystical scenery of the night with I Don’t Forget. Dancers, two percussionists and two large shadow boxes accompany the Galician singer-songwriter, who generates an atmosphere in blue and green tones to represent the introspective that her song includes.

From cold to warm tones for the performance of Roger Padros, a delicate staging reminiscent of the Eurovision 2019 winner, Duncan Laurence. Padrós spends three minutes next to an old piano. The Temps It’s the only song entirely in Catalan of the year.

And finally, Almacor, with a performance that exudes charisma full of special effects and pyrotechnics. Villena’s exalts his personality with a display of energy in which his connection with the camera is used very well.