RTVE Responds to Melody and Clarifies that No Eurovision Representative Is Prohibited From Making "Political Comments"

RTVE has clarified this Monday that "at no time" has been forbidden "by contract" to any representative of Spain in Eurovision "to make political comments" after Melody so assured during his first press conference after his performance in the European contest.The singer avoided talking openly about Israel's participation in the contest. "I cannot talk about political issues because, by contract, I am forbidden and the only message I can give is …

Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) has assured that "at no time" no Spanish representative in Eurovisión has been forbidden by contract to make "political comments", following the statements this Monday afternoon of the singer Melody claiming that she had signed that they could not make such comments. In a post published in his account of X, Communication and Participation of RTVE has added that the rules of the European Union of Broadcasting (UER…

One day after leading a controversial press conference at RTVE, Melody has decided to clarify her position regarding the conflict between Israel and Palestine, one of the issues that has generated the most headlines after her passing through Eurovision 2025. The artist, who on Monday stated that she could not talk about politics by contract, was denied by RTVE, claiming that only the songs are the ones that cannot talk about these issues.

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Melody appeared before the press for the first time yesterday afternoon, Monday, May 26, to take stock of her experience at the Eurovision Festival. During the press conference, the singer said she could not pronounce on Israel’s participation because of a contractual clause linked to her candidacy: “Once I did the Benidorm Fest I was required by contract not to make political comments,” she said. “I am not going to pronounce myself because I am…

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