Eurovision 2023 fans go crazy with the resemblance of one of the singers in the final with one of the most famous Marvel characters

If the best Eurovision movie is on Netflix, we can therefore admit with a leap of faith that Eurovision can take on the unlikely role of being one of those recent musicals to reconcile you to the genre.

Before continuing, in case anyone is still clueless, Spain represented by Blanca Paloma in Eurovision has garnered 100 points and a discreet seventeenth position, while Sweden has been crowned with victory through Loreen and her theme ‘Tattoo’, which has swept 583 points.

However, what has he really done madden the fans of Eurovision 2023 and that has nothing to do with music? The answer is in the amazing resemblance of one of the singers of the final with one of the most famous and beloved characters of the UCM.

If we have been able to learn that Samuel L. Jackson has been angry with Marvel since ‘Captain America: Civil War’, perhaps he should take note of this for next year and, who knows, suggest to one of the bands that they act with a jacket leather, patch on the eye and face of few friends, in the image and likeness of his Nick Fury.

When it was Norway’s turn Alessandra Mele and her song ‘Queen of Kings’we were stunned to see its amazing resemblance to one of the essential characters in the history of cinema in recent years.

We know that Norse mythology can be capricious, but not enough to unite through topics as disparate as Eurovision and Marvel. However,what marvel character is Enough cunning as to sneak into the most unexpected place and become a pop singer to interpret this ‘Queen of kings’? The answer is obvious: the son of the Ice Giant King and god of deceit: Loki.

At that time of the night, it seemed that Taika Waititi and his unmistakable extravagance had taken over the pageant because, to be fair, Alessandra is a hybrid between Loki and the hello of Cate Blanchett, the best actress of her generation who is also one of the best Marvel villains.

But the thing does not end there, since we intuit that Pasha Parfenirepresentative of Moldova, also took good note of ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ to become one of the characters in the film through a striking bow and her peculiar clothing.

These similarities have not gone unnoticed by the Eurofans and followers of the UCM who, as if it were a brilliant promotion campaign for Disney+’s ‘Loki 2’, begin to flood the social networks with some of the most witty memes.