Is in dialogue with MGP: – We have had Lavrans in our sights [ARTICLE]

Is in dialogue with MGP: – We have had Lavrans in our sights [ARTICLE]

 

Article from "Se og Hør" website, published on 07.06.2024 17:32 by Andrine Nerland, Rikke Monsen and Line Haus.

Link to the original article in Norwegian: click here


Lavrans Svendsen:

Is in dialogue with MGP

– We have had Lavrans in our sights

Lavrans Svendsen (22) has taken Norway by storm on "The Voice." Now he's aiming for a foreign country.

DESIRABLE: According to Lavrans Svendsen, many people have contacted him after "The Voice". Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2


– Wow, this is sick. I'm going to be busy in the future, because there are several things I have to get done – Lavrans Svendsen (22) told TV 2 shortly after the final of "The Voice" last Friday.

Despite not winning, the new artist can already say that the program has been a bit of a stepping stone for his career. 

Barely a week after the 22-year-old came in second place in the singing competition, several people have contacted him with a desire for future collaborations. Some of the offers come from abroad.

Lavrans tells this together with his mother Carine Wictoria Svendsen over the phone when TV 2 calls to hear how the last week has been.

– We are very keen that this will be right for Lavrans. His dad receives all kinds of requests, and he doesn't even have time to go through everything. So we have to sit down to look at it, and find out what he should accept and what he shouldn't, says mom Carine.


Receives international requests

It is father Tom Ole Svendsen who has taken on the responsibility as manager for Lavrans, and is therefore the one who has the most control over what happens in his son's career going forward.

– There are several people who have contacted me and want to work with me. Dad has had the most contact with them. There are some from the USA and some Norwegians – says Lavrans.

In his wildest dreams, the 22-year-old has already left his home country to tour Europe and the rest of the world. Now it looks like those dreams are finally coming true.

HOPEFUL: Lavrans has previously only dreamed of a career abroad. Now he has been contacted by several from the USA who want to collaborate with him. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2

– I have always imagined that I would go out into the world when it comes to music – he says, adding that he is unlikely to stay in Norway for long.

– Norway will always be my home no matter what, but I think I'll go out into the world a bit and perform there. But we'll see how an eventual album goes, and how it's received.


Connects to MGP

Before "The Voice," Lavrans had little experience with music. When he guested on "God Morgen Norge" ["Good Morning Norway"] in May, he said that not even his father had heard him sing until last summer. 

His top priority now is to release his own album. In the singing competition, he has performed several well-known songs such as "Stay" by Rihanna, "Another Love" by Tom Odell and "Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon.

So far, fans have not heard any original songs by the young man from Fredrikstad. 

But mom Carine makes an exciting revelation:

– You've tried writing some songs with MGP. You can tell, right?

– Yes, I've written some songs at a songwriting camp – he answers.

After his very first blind audition, where he performed "Human" by Rag'n'Bone Man, NRK contacted the 22-year-old [NRK - The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation - in Norwegian: "Norsk rikskringkasting", lit. translation "Norwegian Realm's Broadcasting"].

They wanted to invite him to participate in a songwriting camp in connection with MGP [Melodi Grand Prix - an annual music competition organised by Norwegian public broadcaster NRK - it determines who will represent Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest].

There, you are put into groups consisting of artists, songwriters and producers.

Together, they are given the task of writing songs which will later be reviewed by a jury who selects the best candidates.

If there is a good match between song and artist, it could mean participation in Norway's largest music competition.

– It was very fun and exciting, he says about the experience from the songwriting camp. 

Project manager for Melodi Grand Prix, Stig Karlsen, can confirm this to TV 2. 

– We have had Lavrans in our sights for a long time, and it is true that his name came up in connection with preparations for one of this year's MGP camps. 

Karlsen further explains that Lavrans has everything you look for in an Eurovision artist:

– The voice, the artistry and the attitude – emphasizes the project manager.


Unsure if he will participate

Karlsen says that they are working with a lot of artists and songwriters at the moment, but adds that if they find gold among those who participated in the songwriting camp, the path towards MGP participation is very much present.

– Let's see what time brings with regard to MGP and Lavrans. He has a bright future as an artist anyway, and we want to congratulate him on his fantastic performance on "The Voice."

Lavrans is unsure whether he actually wants to participate in Melodi Grand Prix. The decision will be determined solely by his feelings, the 22-year-old explains.

IMPRESSIVE: During "The Voice", Lavrans has received a lot of attention for his singing voice, but also for his special stage outfits and the way he performs the songs. Photo: Thomas Andersen / TV 2

– It could be both yes and no. Yes – if I had felt that it was the perfect song and the perfect stagecraft, then I would have said yes. But if it is not, then it is easy to say no. It is important that it feels right, simply.

The mother adds that it is very important that what her son does in the future is characterized by quality and honesty.

– I'm in no hurry. There's no goal to be on that stage, what's a goal for me is to make something that resonates with people. But MGP is a very nice arena if everything feels right – the artist concludes.


Translation by Ada KaEm, redaction by Ada KaEm

Source article: click here

Spiritual conversation with Lavrans [PODCAST by Camillo Loken]

Spiritual conversation with Lavrans [PODCAST by Camillo Loken]


Podcast by Camillo Loken, published on 12.06.2024 on Spotify

Link to the original audio version of the podcast in Norwegian: click here


Spiritual conversation with Lavrans

[source of the picture: Camillo's FB account]

About host: 

Camillo Loken is an author & speaker covering topics related to body, mind & soul with a speciality in bridging science and spirituality.

Short description of the podcast: 

In this episode I interview Lavrans.

He tells a bit about his performance in The Voice and about his past where he really got to feel the darkness and how the darkness has helped him to appreciate the light and life.

He also talks about how the Universe synchronized at its best to help him create the swan costume he wore in one of his appearances on The Voice.

A pretty incredible story.

[source of the picture: Camillo's FB account]


Translation of the whole podcast:

Camillo: Today I have a very exciting guest and I think many of you know about him.  Welcome to you, Lavrans.  

Lavrans: Yes, thank you very much. 

Camillo: Congratulations on the second place in The Voice. It must have been a huge transition for you from being unknown and then suddenly everybody knows who you are and recognizes you?  

Lavrans: Yes, very strange, but also very nice. 

Camillo: It must have been a big change? 

Lavrans: Yes it is, but it feels right at the same time. 

Camillo: We are going to talk about being true to oneself, following your heart and looking at the world as it is more than just the physical thing. That maybe we are part of something bigger and that we are spiritual beings with a physical experience. 

Lavrans: Yes.

Camillo: After a while you started to open up for the spiritual, but you have a tough past? 

Lavrans: Yes, for sure. 

Camillo: Is it OK for you to talk about this? 

Lavrans: Yes, maybe I should begin with where it all started. And that was when I was abused as a child. It gave me emotions and thoughts that you are not supposed to have as a child. Shame and keeping it secret. This happened when I was around five years old.  

Camillo: I have talked with others that have been so strong that they leave their bodies while the abuse is going on - did you have any experiences like that? 

Lavrans: Yes, I can relate to that, but it got clearer to me later on, because it happened again when I was fourteen. Then it got very present cause then I escaped completely out of my body. After these incidents I was not present and had visual disturbances. 

Camillo: It is very traumatic and hard to find any meaning in this, like how can someone be that mean? I struggled with this when I started my spiritual journey back in 2005. I could not find any reason for any God, source, force or intelligence when children, like you, are exposed to it. 

So I was an atheist and did not believe in anything beyond. Later I can see that there is a meaning and it makes it difficult to talk about the stuff we are talking about now, but you have seen that it happened to you for a reason. 

Lavrans: Yes for sure, but I could not see the reason earlier on. It was very difficult to defend this and when I had my spiritual awakening it made sense to me, but it was still very hard to accept the bad stuff that happened in the world - beyond what I have experienced. But I've understood that the stronger is the darkness, the brighter gets the light. That contrast is very important to be aware of. 

Camillo: What was it, that made you see this had happened to you for a reason? Did you have some kind of spiritual awakening? 

Lavrans:  Yes, I had a spiritual awakening that was very strong.  I had been to the movie and I have also been listening to a podcast with Lilli Bendriss and I was very interested in learning more. I was not spiritual at this point but very open. Heard about channeling, but It was difficult to get a grip on it.

I went to the movie and watched "Conjuring 3", of all movies... It's based on a true story about exorcism. And I got this thought in my head: "Shit they are doing it all wrong! They fight this force with the same energy that the demon is using!" Something happened within me like an emotional explosion and I understood that they would have to use the energy of love to fight this.  

Camillo: Yes, because you can't fight darkness with darkness. 

Lavrans: Exactly! I went home and didn't think more about it, but then I suddenly felt dizzy and it started a process, where I was sitting on the bed, looking into eyes of my boyfriend at the time, maybe for an hour. As I was staring into his eyes I saw lights and he started to transform into very extinct figures. I thought that this should normally scare me, but I got messages that this is not more real than what you see normally. I didn't understand it at the moment but it was very, very intense! 

Camillo: Did you feel this throughout your body? Like an activation? 

Lavrans: Yes for sure! I was in some kind of trance and at the end it was just chaos and I was told to relax and I was like: "How am I supposed to relax?"

I could hear loud music and I got the understanding that I would have to go past all the noise and chaos and just BE. When I managed to relax there was a "bang" and I was filled with a sense of love. 

It is very hard to explain this feeling - connection to everything... What does that even mean? It was kind of infinite. The feeling of love was so pure. 

I have experienced love here on earth before, but this was beyond human love. 

Camillo: Unconditional? 

Lavrans: Yes, completely! Pure love. After this I was watching Lilli Bendriss channeling and then I understood much more! 

Camillo: But you had trust, cause when you were told to relax you managed to do so. 

I talk a lot about this - you have to trust that what is going to happen is happening for a reason. When you have trust and are open to it - things will fall into place.

So you opened up for the energy of love and it has been present since? 

Lavrans: Eh... Nah, its been on and off and I think I needed time to wrap my brain around it. 

In a way, I understood the answer. But I had to put in all the things in the equation, so that it would make sense. Many times I was like: "Wait, I know that it is true! I have felt it so strong!". But at the same time I have experienced stuff that go against it and I have learned over time that there is a reason.

And I know that the reason why I have had all these experiences is that I am: 

1. supposed to help others,

2.  I am supposed to understand the emotions 

and 3. experience hardship to be stronger myself. 

Camillo: Tough life experiences/darkness makes you stronger and the light brighter. I think that there has been enough darkness and that it is now time to bring in more and more light in the world. And that you had to go through what you went through, so that you can help and understand others by sharing your insight. 

Lavrans: Agree and that is why I want to make music, to spread the light.

Camillo: But you do that as well! I remember when I first saw you perform. I thought: "Damn he is a good communicator!". I could sense that it all came from your heart and that it really meant something to you. 

I do that as well, because I believe in what I am talking about. You have to believe in it! [both laughing]

When people sing, you can feel the energy hitting just through the voice. From heart to heart. And that is where you are exceptional Lavrans. People notice the heart energy and I personally believe that you have been given this task as a spirit. And that you will reach far beyond the Norwegian boarders. 

Lavrans: Yes, exciting to see what the future brings. I also got the feeling that I am supposed to sing to people all around the world. I have always loved singing. But it was after the awakening that I understood I was supposed to sing. I understood the music differently. 

Camillo: Have you always been singing? 

Lavrans: I've always been singing for fun, but people told me to be quiet and that it was annoying, so I stopped doing it in public. 

Camillo: What happened to make you sign up for The Voice? 

Lavrans: After the awakening I understood lyrics completely different! A lot of music is about love and I used to think... that is so overrated and shallow. Between two people. And boring that all music is about THAT! But then I understood that it is not that kind of love they are singing about. [laughing]

After this the lyrics got more powerful to me. It's all about the energy that is for all of us, universal love. I could reach notes that I could not before and my voice changed.  I could put in more emotions because the lyrics got so important!

I sang more and more and at the time I was working in a pizzeria. And one night I was supposed to sing only one song, but ended up singing all night. People asked me to sing and said that I should sign for The Voice... and I did! 

Camillo: I think it is so cool that you dare to be who you are! You had your own outfits and others would probably not dare to wear any of it, but you went "all in". 

Lavrans: I would not have dared it either if I hadn't had the spiritual awakening. I have understood that I must rely on my intuition and that I don't have to be afraid. I had not planned to wear this or that, but I got visions and from that I made the outfits. 

It's important to be in your own force, trust it. I see it like the fear is there to create resistance and try to fool you to believe that it is wrong. But I believe that the stuff, that we are afraid of, is often what is the right thing to do. I was afraid when I went on stage only dressed in flowers, thinking that it was stupid, but I stood in it and it came out good!

The hate I've got after my performances is very little, it's nothing. Maybe cause I have removed that fear?  I've done it for myself and others, but not to prove anything. 

Camillo: I think that we create our own reality and that it is important to stay in the tough stuff and be true to yourself. You said once that everything just IS. It's very rare that people say that. I've talked a lot about it earlier, but rarely heard anyone else mention it. What do you mean by it?

Lavrans: I think many people have a need for control - that everything is supposed to be called this or that. Or they want to achieve something. I think that this can stop it from being special? 

If life is controlled I would have evolved completely different on so many levels. And I can't focus on that... I just have to BE and that is when it all comes out the way it is supposed to. 

Camillo: Yes, people have a tendency to put labels on everything: this is correct, this is wrong. But everything just IS! It's the law of relativity. We humans compare everything and put labels on everything we see.

Look at the Creation. I believe we have come here to express our own unique self. And then you have to follow your heart and be true to who you are. 

I lived a life that was expected of me for 40 years. I was afraid to quit my job and start doing what I'm doing now, but ended up thinking: "I'm afraid, but maybe that's when you should do it!". 

I do not regret my choice. Jon Skaus once said "Look at the Creation as a puzzle where we all are unique pieces and we all fit together in the puzzle". The puzzle becomes complete. If we all copy each other, there will be too many similar pieces and we will not be able to complete the puzzle. 

Lavrans: Exactly. Yes, it's an illusion. I think people wish for stuff they don't really want. They look at things from the outside and think: "Oh, I really want that! It looks so great!". When they get it, they realize: "Oh shit I don't want this!". Longing for something you don't have becomes a sort of dopamine [hunt]. I think it's important that if you embrace what/who you are in the puzzle, you will feel the most complete. Our piece in the puzzle is already made, so you really have to remove all the stuff that stops you from seeing what your piece truly is. 

Camillo: Exactly, it's a unique piece which is a part of the Creation. Every piece is just as important as all the other pieces in the puzzle. 

Lavrans: Mhm, yes. 

Camillo: We are all equally important. The point is about the feelings and the experiences we are going through. Get the physical experience and dare to follow your heart. That's our life task. 

Lavrans: Mhm. And then I also want to say, that when someone doesn't know what to do/where to go in life, wait and trust the time. Don't try to look for your purpose, but try to feel what's right for you now and you will find your path. 

Camillo: Let me ask you - do you meditate? I think that's the right thing to do to calm the noise around you. By closing your eyes you shut out 80% of the impressions from the outer world. 

There are so many social media and gadgets and I feel that the new generation has access to the technologies from birth. They are bombarded by this. And there are so many frightful headlines. If they are constantly out there, we can't make them seek inwards. Are you good at turning off that noise? 

Lavrans: I guess I use my cellphone too much [laughing]

But I put it on silence mode when I need to.  

Camillo: So, you have breaks when you dig into yourself? 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, especially before going on stage and such. Then I have to meditate - get rid of all thoughts and just BE. Ehm, without this, I feel I have too much luggage to carry. I have to get rid of some luggage. 

Camillo: Yes, I think it's important to have a schedule to stop and go inside yourself and start to feel. Meny people have never done this. They live a sort of pattern of reaction. Alarm clock, going to work, routines and autopilot. Then the days, the months and the years go by. 

Lavrans: Yes, and the time passes so fast. 

Camillo: Yes, and then you will not be able to become the piece in the puzzle that you were meant to be. 

Lavrans: Mhm, and you don't take the time to listen to what it was. 

Camillo: It's not so easy for people who have never had these thoughts before. It's a process. And you had a very strong experience and you had gone through a lot of darkness. But there's hope for those who are going through tough times. There's maybe a meaning behind all the tough times. 

I used to say that we all have a contract for our soul and we are able to decide for how long different periods are going to last. So, if we go into a dark and tough situation and manage to accept it, and say thank you for letting me experience these heavy feelings, your soul may say "I don't need this again". Then a change will happen. 

Or maybe it can happen the way you experienced with your boyfriend - looking in his eyes for 1 hour, trustfully, and saw something. And things started to happen.

Lavrans: Mhm, it all happens in a timing, I didn't mean it to happen, it just happened. You need to trust, the surrender is very important. Let go! Don't try to find out what to do, just let go of your need for control. And the answer will pop up. 

Camillo: Control is fear. One has such a need for controlling what's going to happen in life and that is based on fear. One has to let go! I have made a scale: from fear to love. To reach extended level of consciousness, you have to let go. Trust the energy of love. You have a spiritual mother and have much joy from being with her. You two can talk freely about spiritual questions. 

Lavrans: Mhm, yes. I went to her when I had my spiritual awakening. She had problems being addicted to painkillers and had decided to step down the use of medicine. 

After my experience I had a severe headache and felt sort of spaced out and I felt that my head had exploded. My ego is the demon and eh eh eh. I felt that the ego was responsible for all the evil in the world. And ego tells us that it hurts. But the others - the devine - will never describe this as painful. Because the devine accepts this, but the ego will resist it. This is what makes the demons, the negative emotions. 

But mmm mmm I went up to my mother, told her about my experiences and that there's nothing to fear - everything is good - life is beautiful. Then she said that she had a lot of fears. You can die. 

She thought I had lost my mind but she was also interested/curious. My siblings had no interest at all. I therefore continued talking to my mother. I remember sitting on the sofa with my mother and during a month or so she finally understood what I was talking about. We had the same language about this. 

Camillo: Yes, it's good to have someone to talk to. 

Lavrans: Yes, very much so. 

Camillo: I am making these podcasts, so that people shouldn't feel so alone thinking about these questions. Many people struggle with talking freely and openly about spiritual experiences. 

In Norway this topic has a lot of stigma, it's not commonly accepted to talk openly about the things we are talking about now. I have worked on this topic for 20 years, and it has become more and more accepted over the years. Started in 2005. There is still witch hunt on well-known profiles. 

Lavrans: Yes, definitely, and a lot of ridicule as well. I feel, though, that it is very important not to give this any energy. 

Camillo: Yes, but this is a process. People need acceptance. And is a basic need. And it is ego. 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, but there I am lucky since I have had a lot of hardship and realized I have to just be me. I cannot give these people or sayings any power. I have experienced that what they are saying just isn't true. I just conclude: "OK that's your opinion. I have another opinion".

Camillo: OK you don't give other people's sayings any power. Because they have their own path in life, you have yours. We all look at the world with different lenses. Some of us with narrow lenses and others with wide lenses. So, a person with narrow lenses will not be able to see what the person with wider lenses is seeing. The understanding of what is real will therefore differ.

When you reach (like yourself) a wider lense level, you just accept that others have a different opinion (you do not judge them). You have to experience darkness to be able to look at the world with wider lenses and to accept other people's opinions. They are just looking at the world with more narrow lenses. 

It is a process and you went through this at young age. You decided that you could stand in your own light, not depending on other people's opinions. My spiritual awakening started as a grown-up. I had a lot of shit from other people - they said I was an idiot, sharlatan, lier, exploited people with spiritual information and was ridiculed by former colleagues, neighbours, and I lost some friends. Tough times, but luckily I had my wife, Synnøve, to talk to. When people said awful things to me, it used to sting in my heart. Then sting less and less. But now it doesn't sting anymore. Just like as if I had worked with my ego - why give them any power? Let it go! They do not really know what they are talking about. 

Lavrans: It is very easy to take it in and that's the funny thing about it. It's odd, but when you receive hate it's easier to receive. But when you receive love, you miss out. It's sad that we give hate more power because it's the opposite. I noticed that when I opened up about what has happened in my life, there are many people that have written to me about... whatever. This is hard for me to read, but I choose to think I do not open up for them to think bad about me. But for those people I know I can help. As long as I focus on this, the haters disappear. 

Camillo: Exactly, it's what you give energy that matters. There's enough people out there who claim the truth and think they know what's best/point finger. And those who point finger need to work on their ego. That's why there's no reason to give them your energy. Giving them attention is giving them energy.

I think it's so nice when you say you do this for others who needs it - and there are many out there - and you will reach them with your voice. Both through your music and your story. So just keep on being true to yourself and share your experiences. Why else have dark experiences if you don't share it with others who need it. It's a reason why darkness comes more to some than others. Maybe they are supposed to be the great workers of light, go out there and shine for those who are stuck in their darkness. 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, that sounds meaningful! Gives you a reason to do what you do. There's no use in helping people who are not in distress/in need. It's a sort of play and someone has to be in need and others have to help. 

Camillo: Yes, yes, I look at this as a play where we all have roles to play. In all dramas there are villains to make the drama and they are only playing a role. Do you see it this way too? 

Lavrans: Yes, I have received many messages from "the source" that what we see isn't real. It's just what your brain makes. When I had my awakening I saw that my boyfriend's face was being pulled in different forms. Crazy to watch! 

Camillo: Did you see what was behind this? 

Lavrans: Yes, it was totally twisted and I was told that this is just as real as any other thing you see. Everything you see is just an illusion. 

Camillo: Exactly. And that's something many people don't think about because... If we touch this table in front of us, it feels real. But in fact this is only electrical signal going into the brain. We think we can see with our eyes, but in fact we use the sight center in our brain. The eyes only give the brain information that is interpreted by the sight center in our brain - inside a dark scull. How can we be sure that the information given to the brain is correct. It might just as well be a movie giving us information. And that is what I believe [Lavrans agrees] and that is why we play our roles and that's why the darkness is a part of the drama on our stage. 

Lavrans: Let me tell you. These things you find wrong or stupid, things that are happening during your life that are unpleasant - this is what makes reality real. Without this the movie would be stiff and scary to participate in - it would be too perfect. So all imperfect things make it perfect. Because without this it would not be real. 

Camillo: Exactly. And Neale Donald Walsch is saying in his book "Himmelske samtaler" ("Conversations with god"): "This is the only game in town and you love it". It gives drama and all kinds of feelings - from fear to love. But from the soul this is the goal. 

As humans we do not understand why we have to experience fear and darkness, but the soul wants all kinds of feelings. If the mind only existed in cosmos it wouldn't have any experience. Only knowledge. To get experience you have to go into the physical and experience the feelings. The feelings are the key. Do you agree? 

Lavrans: I believe you can never feel free if you haven't been trapped. I think the Creation trappes itself to feel free again. The Creation is free all the time but then it creates things that hold it back to feel free again. 

Camillo: Very nice picture. I used to say "We have to forget to remember". Same thing. The Source can not experience itself if it's not an illusion of separation. If the Source is one (everything is one) then there is nothing outside of it and therefore impossible for the Source to mirror or experience itself. That's why it created a play where the Source plays all the characters to feel existence. What do you think? 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, yes, I agree.

Camillo: I think we agree. I have not had the same experiences as you have had - that love experience - but I had a heart-chakra opening that was very strong. Also a flowthrough of energy. But I have read a lot about the topic and other people's experiences. This has given me a lot "a-ha experiences" and given me ability to see a connection. Feel that it has given me harmony. I have settled with the thought that we are actors on a stage. If something negative is happening I can choose to give it my energy or not, because my character has to go through this anyway.  I can decide how long my character should be in the negative then. 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, The good thing is that love can really transmute it completely. There is something you can feel stuck in but if you then put love into it, you can be totally free. Not explainable, but you receive solutions and openings out of the blue. 

Camillo: Yes, it looks random, but these things happen because you connect to love energy. It's the strongest there is. Before starting this podcast today, we talked about our film "Untied" which we are making together with Petter Grinddal, director. The intention is to make a film that will help people and show that we can make a film with a good story and good message. No focus on making money. Focus on love. As we met obstacles, solutions just came to us. People have worked for free, lots of work but very exciting and fun. The challenges just vanished. 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, wow, mhm.  

Camillo: Do these things happen in your life as well now that you have opened up for these energies? 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm, yes. This I haven't told yet because of tv-crews and lots of people around. I used a swan look at my first live. Many thought it was angel wings, but it was swan wings. It's because I sang the song "The ballet girl" and because I associate ballet with swans. I then saw an image in my head about a swan look and that it would be perfect to use real swan feathers. Impossible to buy and very expensive. 3 feathers for 600 kroners. I could have bought 3 feathers, but wouldn't have received them in time for the show. 

I then tried to find feathers on the beach but they were quite destroyed. I ended up ordering goose feathers on the internet, ha ha. Quite similar, only smaller. I never received them. I tried contacting the company but couldn't get any answer. Then I thought: "Shit, I have to do something else." I ended up buying a lot of smaller feathers in Sarpsborg, very expensive ones. Afterwards we drive home. 

On the way home there's a traffic queue and police control. We didn't want to go through such control, so we took another road. It's quite far along a lake. I told my friend Mina, oh, maybe we can find feathers here? We were quite tired. "Let's go home and just make that costume!".

Suddenly Mina said: "Stop, stop, I think I saw some feathers on the beach!". I saw something white - could have been garbage, I thought. We went there and saw lots and lots of swan feathers scattered on the beach. The swan was killed and only the wings were there. All of its body was gone. Totally wild! The wings were totally clean. 

Camillo: Think about all the things that had to happen for you to get there that day. 

Lavrans: I had visions about the costume and thought that if I was to make this costume, the universe would provide it to me. I panicked when I didn't receive the feathers by mail and I then let go of the thought. "The costume will be made and will be shown on stage the way it should be." And then the universe opened up to me. If I had not let go of the negative thoughts, I wouldn't have found the feathers. I had resistance, I chose to transmute it by thinking "everything will be as it's supposed to be". Having trust is important. 

Camillo: Ees, yes, it's so important what you are saying. Let go and trust that we are a part of an intelligent Creation. And that everything we send out in a form of energy and thoughts and hope and joy and wishes for other people's joy, then we get a lot of help. A cool story. And what did your friend say? 

Lavrans: Yes it was totally wild and sick. And my friend was in total extasy, but also sad that the swan had died. At the same time we thought it was totally devine. 

Camillo: Yes, but the swan was used for something nice afterwards. 

Lavrans: Yes, it was given eternal life in my costume. 

Camillo: I think it was good for the swan to have given something lasting after his death. 

Lavrans: Yes, for sure, I believe that physical things are superficial.  But there is also something in the energy of physical things. So if I had used duck feathers it would not have been the same. Swan feathers really are beautiful! Very big. 

Camillo: The idea just came to you? 

Lavrans: Yes, I had a vision about this and I feel connected to swans. Looking at Pinterest for inspiration, I saw a leopard top (which has nothing to do with swans) but I liked the shape of the top. This I wanted to use for my costume. 

Camillo: And then you just trusted this? 

Lavrans: Mhm. 

Camillo: Yes, it's so lovely. You didn't give the fear any energy. Many wouldn't have dared to go on stage in such an outfit. You stayed true to yourself. It's about daring to be true to oneself and let go of the other people's thoughts. 

Lavrans: I am a perfectionist and therefore obsessed by the thought of making everything perfect. Important to set aside such thoughts and trust it's good enough. 

Camillo: Because the thing has a purpose, what you deliver has a purpose and a part of the script. If you trust it, that will be visible in the play. 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm. [giggling]

Camillo: Do you have any exercises for finding inner calm? Meditation? Something you want to share with the public? 

Lavrans: This is commonly known, I guess, but I like to lay on the grass in the garden and also walking in the forest. Awesome and cleansing. 

Camillo: My favorite too. 

Lavrans: Mhm. It's weird - earlier I could walk in the forest not feeling and understanding how nice it was. My senses were closed. But now that I have opened up, it's totally wild how it feels walking in the forest. 

Camillo: Do you feel like the forest is talking to you? 

Lavrans: Mhm, to some extent. There's certainly some communication. You feel connected to the forest. 

Camillo: If you just sit in the forest, you'll see a lot happening around you. Things you normally don't see. [Now they talk simultaneously about all the stuff/lives you find in the forest]. 

Yesterday I sat down in the forest watching a small ant dragging a pine needle. "Oh, where is he going?" Interesting to watch him as he went along. A part of this wonderful Creation. Being present without worrying about what's gonna happen tomorrow. 

Lavrans: Yes, this is really nice to do. This is the important stuff.  All other achievements are not so important. The little things are the most beautiful in life. 

Camillo: Do you feel more present here and now after the awakening? That you notice and look upon things in a different way? 

Lavrans: Mhm, mhm. I have always been observant but now I consume impressions better and understand what it's about. I'm more intuitive and know what feels right for me, because I'm more present. Not doing what I think is right but FEELING and understanding what is right. 

Camillo: You shut down your analytical mind and act upon feelings, your intuition. It has been fun meeting and talking with you. I hope the listeners have enjoyed our conversation. 

Lavrans: I hope so too. Because after my awakening I used to listen to you and Lily Bendriss. I understood that: "shit, I have to talk to you guys". It seemed impossible. 

Camillo: Now you sit participating in my podcast and yesterday you visited Lily. Everything's falling into place. 

Lavrans: Believe in your intuition, it's real.

[source of the picture: Camillo's FB account]


Translation by Akkris, redaction by Ada KaEm

Source - podcast recording: click here

"The Voice" Lavrans hid the dream from the family  - Never felt good enough [ARTICLE]

"The Voice" Lavrans hid the dream from the family - Never felt good enough [ARTICLE]


Article from "Se og Hør" website, published on 31.05.2024 11:15 by Lina Hekkli.

Link to the original article in Norwegian: click here


"The Voice" Lavrans hid the dream from the family

- Never felt good enough

Doubt and uncertainty threatened to suffocate the music that burned in his heart. But Lilli Bendriss predicted the TV success!

SPECIAL CONTACT: Several years before he was known on TV, Lavrans was in contact with Lilli Bendriss. It was a very special meeting, and the start of a unique friendship. Photo: Private


The level has been sky-high in this year's round of the talent program "The Voice". One who immediately won the hearts of the mentors - and the viewers - was the Fredrikstad man Lavrans Svendsen (22).

Before the final, he is full of energy and wonderful excitement.

- I have never felt as good as I do now. To have a place in the final is huge! Being part of "The Voice" and everything that has happened around it means an extremely great deal to me, the singer tells Se og Hør.

BETTING ON MUSIC: Only in recent years has Lavrans Svendsen decided to invest in music, and therefore signed up for "The Voice". Before that, he was very self-critical, and kept the song to himself. Photo: TV 2


Svendsen's mentor in the program is Jarle Bernhoft (47), but the others have also praised him to the skies. Ina Wroldsen (40) believes that in the future he can fill the famous concert arena Madison Square Garden in New York!

The talent and energy he now displays in prime time was previously not so easy to see for the TV profile.

- I have mostly sung at home alone, and have probably hidden it a bit from the family. I have been self-critical, and never felt good enough, Lavrans admits.

PROUD MUM: The mother Carine Wictoria Svendsen is incredibly proud of her son, and of course sits in the hall when Lavrans performs. Photo: Private

A performance at a restaurant in his hometown last year did something with Lavrans' confidence, giving him the belief that he belongs on a stage.

- I was only supposed to take one song to challenge myself, but those sitting there were so excited and wanted more. Several thought that I should sign up for "The Voice". It was such a strong reaction that I thought I should now move on to something more.


Got help from Bendriss

His inner strength and yearning were there all along. But what really got him to release the song was actually one of Norway's best-known mediums – Lilli Bendriss (78). It was during a live recording of a podcast in Oslo that Lavrans plucked up the courage and went over to say hello to the well-known "Power of the Spirits" profile. It would prove to be a strong meeting for both of them.

GOOD SUPPORT: Grandma Anne-May Johansen cheers on her grandchild. Photo: Private

- Lilli contributed to my spiritual awakening, and it gave me the desire and understanding to want to do music, he says eagerly.

Bendriss has told TV 2 that she too experienced the meeting with Svendsen as very special.

- I only saw a white light around him, and the first thing I saw were his eyes. I had no idea who he was, but thought "This boy is going to be something big in the world", says Bendriss.


Prediction came true

Lavrans tells Se og Hør that Lilli immediately saw that he was an "entertainer" and that he belonged on stage.

- At the time, I didn't feel the inner strength she thought I had, but everything she told me is about to happen now, Svendsen states.

HUGE RESPONSE: Messages pour in daily from people who have been moved by Lavran's performances. - It's incredibly nice, but I don't have the capacity to answer them all, says the artist. Photo: TV 2


Close bond. After the first meeting, the two have kept in touch, and developed a very special bond.

- She has so much love in her. She has become a safe and close person in my life. In a way, she feels like a grandmother to me. Before I was very stressed, but she helped me find my calm. A beautiful experience, says "The Voice" profile.

A NEAR MISS: Mentor Jarle Bernhoft has given the 22-year-old a lot of good advice. - He is a musical genius who really helps me, says Svendsen about Bernhoft - who turned around at the last minute during Svendsen's audition. Photo: TV 2


Now he wants to help others find the same peace of mind and security.

- I want to help and heal people with music, and spread love. Many people experience a lot of pain, but I want to inspire people to focus on the good. I simply want to spread more joy in the world. We need that, he concludes to Se og Hør.


Translation by Ada KaEm, redaction by Ada KaEm

Source article: click here

Was sexually abused: "I don't want pity" [ARTICLE]

Was sexually abused: "I don't want pity" [ARTICLE]


Article from TV2 website, published on 01.06.2024 06:01 by Tore Waskaas & Anders Myhren.

Link to the original article in Norwegian: click here


"The Voice" finalist Lavrans Svendsen (22) about how he emerged stronger from his turbulent upbringing characterized by bullying, a mother with drug problems and sexual abuse.

LIGHT AND SHADOW: In this interview, Lavrans Svendsen opens up about the darker aspects of life. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

Lavrans Svendsen (22) stands in a colorful crop top, black trousers and sandals at Aker Brygge. Several of the passers-by cast long glances at him. Someone comes up and asks for a selfie.

The youngster from Fredrikstad has become a star after enchanting the audience and mentors in "The Voice", where he finished in second place. But the road here has been long and turbulent.

- Growing up was "rocky". Ups and downs. In many ways it was nice, but it was also heavy. I don't want to go back to that time, but I want to share my story to give hope to others.

In this interview, he will talk about a childhood and youth characterized by sexual abuse, a mother with drug problems, bullying, and the feeling like an outsider.

- I am happy that I have grown up and that I can make my own choices and look after myself, he says to TV 2.

TWO SIDES: - Much of growing up was good, but it also had a darker side. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2


Sexually abused as a child

His parents divorced when he was four years old. He does not remember life when his parents and his two siblings lived under the same roof.

From childhood he was allowed to express himself as he wished. He has always preferred to dress in a feminine expression, or in what he felt right then and there.

When he started school, he noticed that not everyone was as tolerant as his family. 

POPULAR: At Aker brygge, Lavrans Svendsen is stopped by fans who want to take pictures. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

In the second grade, he told his mother that he thought one of the boys in the class was cute. She thought that this was just beautiful, and little Lavrans thought that it was all just natural. At this time he did not yet know about "the closet that was created by the society" [from which you need to "come out" - translator's note].

Then he said the same thing to the class. It didn't go well there.

As a result the other boys no longer wanted to play with him. What the mother had seen as sweet was met with ostracism by the peers.

To protect himself from the harassment, he erected a metaphorical wall around himself where he locked himself inside.

Over the years the wall grew higher and higher.

DEFENDING HIMSELF: The difficult experiences made Lavrans Svendsen grow up to hold back on who he was. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2


In his early life he was already exposed to a darkness. As a child he was a victim of sexual abuse. 

Lavrans is extremely open, but admits that it takes a lot to speak out loud about this period.

- I was abused when I was five or six years old. It's hard to remember exactly how old I was, he says cautiously.

- Who did it is not important. But that was no one in the immediate family - he emphasizes.

IN THE DARK: The young artist has been surrounded by darkness. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

Drug's hell

It would seem that the darkness had no end in the young boy's life, because it did not get any easier when his mother - with whom he had a strong bond - became addicted to strong painkillers. 

When Lavrans was nine or ten years old, she got deep into drug abuse.

- She was no longer able to be there for us.

The 22-year-old wants her mother to elaborate herself on what happened during these difficult years, so TV 2 calls Carine Wictoria Svendsen to hear her version.

- That have been tough times. There are bigger issues in life that makes you end up so much out of your life, as I have done. I wasn't feeling well, and was diagnosed with ADHD and bipolar disorder, she says on the phone from Fredrikstad.

FIRST AUDITION: Mamma Carine supported Lavran's very first blind audition in "The Voice". Photo: Private


Around 2008, she suffered a blood clot in her knee, which was treated with medication. 

- Then the road to abuse was short, because I already wanted to get away from what was so painful. Once you get into an addiction, it's so hard to get out of it. 

For a period of around ten years, Carine Svendsen was dependent on strong LAR drugs and benzodiazepines. 

She tried to get out of the abuse for the sake of her three beloved children, but there was little - or no - help from the public. 

Through her own efforts and strength, driven by a deep love for her three children, she has been drug-free since 2021. 

SIMILAR: It is not difficult to see the resemblance between mother and son. Photo: Private

- I got a voice in my head that said: "If you're going to manage this, you have to do it yourself". Getting out of it is very much about facing one's own shame linked to the addiction - she says. 

- In addition dynamics, the feeling of self-hatred is also a major contributor to the fact that it is difficult to get out of it. But I’ve simply had to give it time, and that’s how I’ve managed.

Talking out loud about the challenges and the darkness is very important for her and the rest of the family. They point out that most people have some form of generational trauma that is difficult to deal with.

- These traumas continue if we do not become aware of them. It is good to think that we, as a family, have dealt with several things, such as abuse, mental illness and addiction.

She believes that openness is important to overcome the shame.

- Many people condemn addicts as bad people. It is not like that. They are people who feel bad.

DIFFICULT: Lavrans Svendsen is open, but finds it difficult to share much. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2


Stones were thrown at him

In one of her many attempts to become drug-free, Carine Svendsen spent time in a detoxification clinic. There she met a man from Telemark, and eventually took Lavrans with her and moved to her new lover's hometown. 

While she tried to start a life sober, Lavrans began a new everyday life at a foreign school.

This ninth school year was his worst. 

As a newcomer and someone who was different, Svendsen involuntarily became a walking target for bullies.

- One time I was surprised by two people who threw stones in my direction. I was shocked. Poeple hurt me a lot, like pushing desks at me in the classroom. The words they used were disgusting and ostracizing. It stings. - he says seriously and thoughtfully.

At home in Fredrikstad, he was used to receiving reactions that he was feminine, but in the small town in Telemark it was different - for the worse. 

When his name was called out in class, it was often followed by shouts - for example "AIDS!" - of certain fellow pupils.

DIFFERENT: Lavrans Svendsen stood out from the crowd growing up. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2


- It's as if someone is shooting you. But at the same time I was thinking that this is just so stupid - he says.

Sometimes he ignored it, but today he realizes that the stress of the bullying has followed him.

- It affected me much more than I thought, because afterwards I got a form of social anxiety. Later when I changed schools again, I remember having several panic attacks. 

When he looks back on his time in the ninth grade, it is the separation from other people that affected him the most.

- It's strange how ostracism works, because it wasn't necessarily the words or actions that were the problem. Instinctively, being ostracized by the human pack is a life-threatening situation, so my body reacted very strongly to it.

- I feel that I have gotten past it, but there is still a bit to go. I have always been social and happy to get to know people, but after the bullying I became more withdrawn. 

BULLYING: Lavrans Svendsen was exposed to bullying growing up. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

Felt so little value in myself

In his teens he was sexually abused again. Lavrans says that he met a previously convicted man, who had served time in prison for child abuse. 

- At the age of 14, I placed myself in a situation that caused me to end up in a vicious circle where I was abused over time. It happened because I felt so little value in myself. It became a form of unconscious self-harm - he says quietly. 

While the abuse was going on, he did everything in his power to mentally disconnect from his physical body.

- I tried to escape from my body during the abuse. I tried not to be present. Afterwards, I disappeared a bit from the world. 

- I felt very distant. I felt like I couldn't be there for the people around me or myself. 

UNCONSCIOUS SELF-HARM: Lavrans Svendsen believes he ended up in a vicious circle. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

He stops a little.

- There are many details I could tell, but I will not go into them. I don't want pity, but I want to talk about this so that others can know that things are going well even if it looks dark. 

Lavrans believes that the abuser, who is now a free man, should have received help when he was sentenced the first time.

- He had done it once before, and then he did it again. The first year in prison didn't help him, so how is another year going to help? There should be a better help system in place. 

- It is a pity for him who is attracted to children. It must be horrible.

DISCONNECTED: Lavrans Svendsen says that he disconnected from his body when he was subjected to sexual abuse. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2


Spiritual awakening

Three or four years ago, Lavrans had a life-changing experience. He believes this formed the basis for the way he sees the world today.

After going to the cinema, he came home and had what he describes as a "strong spiritual experience ".

- It was an incident of various views and understandings which I got in my head. I was in a kind of trance, which ended with a strong feeling of love. I understood that we are all connected. Even if you can't see it, we are all part of the same thing. 

He points out that he had neither drunk alcohol nor taken other drugs when his spiritual awakening took place.

After the incident, he went straight to his mother and explained to her about the spiritual awakening. His message was clear and distinct: “Life is basically beautiful. Put away fear, ego and control".

- At first she thought I had gone crazy - he says and laughs a little.

RESTORED CONTACT: After his spiritual awakening, Lavrans Svendsen went straight to his mother. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

Lavrans explained to his mother that the inner, negative voice should not be paid attention to. That one's ego can quickly take on an overshadowing and unsustainable role.

- She became curious. After a month, she suddenly understood what I was talking about. It has opened up some tools, which have helped her get through the hell which is going through a detox.

On the phone from Fredrikstad, Carine Svendsen explains that Lavrans' experience gradually gained a foothold with her as well.

- We have both had the spiritual awakening. We may have a slightly different view of the world than many others in our society have - she says. 

Today, Lavrans and his mother live at his brother's house in Fredrikstad. The sister also lives there, when she is home from medical studies in Krakow. 

After Carine Svendsen started tapering off drugs, Lavrans has been with her every single day.

- We couldn't have been better than when we are together. We have always been loved, through everything that has happened, and that has saved us - says Lavrans.

MORE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH: Lavrans Svendsen is open to the spiritual. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

It is important to remove the shame

Although it is demanding, Lavrans feels that it is important to speak out loud about feelings and the traumatizing experiences.

- If I had heard someone else talk about this, I might have started to heal myself. I might have recognized myself and could have acknowledged it, brought it up and talked about it, and removed the shame you feel around it.

- It is so important to remove the shame, because it puts a lid on something that needs to be redeemed.

- Of course it's uncomfortable to talk about, but I think it's important that I do. It's no use telling others what to do, but I hope my openness shows that it is possible to get out of the darkness.

LIFE'S BRIGHT SIDE: Lavrans Svendsen looks forward to the future with great enthusiasm. Photo: Hanna Kristin Hjardar / TV 2

For Lavrans, openness has made it easier for him to be fully himself. His voice and unique expression of style led to success in "The Voice", and now he is bubbling over with plans for the future. 

He expresses a strong interest in producing music videos, writing more songs, and sharing the most important message he holds in his heart.

But his biggest dream and ambition is to get people to give love to each other.

- Finding love for yourself and the world is the greatest gift you can receive. I want others to know that. Knowing that the world can be beautiful, even if it can also be dark. Because I think that the darkness has made me see all the light better. 


Translation by Ada KaEm, redaction by Ada KaEm

Source article: click here

"The Voice" Lavrans' outfit caused discussion in the production: This is why they changed their mind [ARTICLE]

"The Voice" Lavrans' outfit caused discussion in the production: This is why they changed their mind [ARTICLE]


Article from TV2 website, published on 31/05/2024 06:37 by Rikke Monsen & Truls Aagedal.

Link to the original article in Norwegian: click here


Lavrans Svendsen reveals the secrets behind "The Voice" outfits.

DECORATED FOR THE FINALE: Lavrans Svendsen has taken full ownership of both outfits and accessories in "The Voice" final. Here, jewelery designer Ole Sand makes the final touches. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2

- Wow! Yes - exclaims "The Voice" finalist Lavrans Svendsen (22).

The singer stands in the living room of jewelery designer Ole Sand, while designer Mariette Røed Torjussen stands by with a roll of glittering balls. 

Now the final touches are being put on the work, before he goes on stage during the big "The Voice" final on Friday.

GOLD HAND: For the super final, Lavrans got the idea to hold the microphone with his hand covered in gold. Jewelery designer Ole Sand has worked late and early - and got the jewelery ready in record time. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2

- But I think we put on a little more in the middle here, says The Voice finalist and points to the chest.

The artist has known the fear of not getting his outfit approved for TV use.

- The first time I came to the "blind audition" I was told that I had to go to the back and talk to the people there who decided. So we took a long, long walk and said, "Is this acceptable?",  reveals Lavrans.

- Luckily it all went well!


The artists must be allowed to be themselves

The outfit, which he had made himself from live flowers and greenery the night before, was a tribute to the christening gift his grandmother painted for him:

- We were a bit unsure beforehand whether this could be too challenging in a family programme, but it is important to us that the artists should be allowed to be themselves, and this was very Lavrans.

FINAL OUTFIT: Lavrans' final outfit will ensure that he literally sparkles on stage. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2


Easy to fall in love with you

That something "is very Lavrans" is an expression of the signature he has created throughout "The Voice" season; the eccentric outfits and heartfelt performances that the 22-year-old singer from Fredrikstad has offered.

- He has undressed and shown himself. You give yourself away. It's an easy way to like you, and for others to be able to see that there is something special here - says Mariette Røed Torjussen to Lavrans as she sews the last stitch of the final outfit.

Lavrans thanks humbly, from the bottom of his heart and often, as if all the words of praise he has collected this spring haven't fully settled in yet - each compliment is like the first.

- I didn't think I would have to make a package, because I didn't know how far it would go, I didn't know the way. It has only been there and then, says Lavrans.

NERVES IN CHESS: Lavrans has managed to remain calm over the past week, but acknowledges that there has been a slight lack of sleep and free time. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2


Got strict security requirements

Although the stage performances have fascinated mentors and the public, the singer can tell that it has not always been completely smooth.

- It is probably more demanding behind the scenes than you see. There are many ideas and many things that do not come to life.

CREATIVE TEAM: Jewelery designer Ole Sand, artist Lavrans Svendsen and clothing designer Mariette Røed Torjussen. Photo: Truls Aagedal / TV 2

Just before the semi-final, the news came that Lavrans had fallen ill with strep throat and a fever. It ensured that he had to scrap an outfit he had big plans for.

- Then I had started a "tear away" moment, I had made two garments that I was going to tear off for "I don't wanna be". Then I got sick, it wasn't finished and then I didn't want to go out on stage with something I felt was "half-ass". I feel that would be wrong.

The pyro flames that rose from his grand piano when he performed "Another love" were another challenge. It was out of the question to take any kind of risk for the production and they gave a number of clear safety requirements to the singer.

- There were a lot of things like that. I was wearing a veil, it had to come off long before the flames came on, and I was given a rule that I had to sit far away. They also had to check thoroughly whether the flames could go the wrong way. They are very safety-conscious, says Lavrans.

- Does it affect you? 

- It's a bit extra demanding, but it was actually a bit nice, it made me even more present. I was more connected, I didn't think: "Shit, now it's hot", he smiles.


Loading up, laying down

He has used the last week to recharge in his own way, going for a walk in the forest, relaxing at home, lying flat on the lawn in the garden and "grounding" himself, as he says.

To deal with design, stage show and singing seem to be a bit much for a beginner, in something that after all is a competition for relatively fresh singing talents.

Lavrans laughs heartily when we ask if he too, who seems so confident on stage, fears that he might screw it up.

- Yes, yes, yes, many times. It is typical that something or other happens, but it has usually gone very well when we first film, says Lavrans and knocks on the table.

- I would like to film those times before I get on stage, then... It happens several times that I "fuck up" or that something goes wrong, he admits.

- But you go through it a few times before you have to perform, then it gets a bit in your body. then if something happens when I go on stage, I am screwed - concludes the finalist.

- But before the performance you repeat what you are going to do and it sits in your body. Then when you walk up on stage and something happens, you get turned on - concludes the finalist.


Translation by Ada KaEm, redaction by Ada KaEm

Source article: click here

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