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The song is a very up-tempo number, sung from the perspective of a woman telling her lover about the positive changes he has had on her, specifically that she now lives her life singing. Two memorable aspects of the performance were Salomé's costume � a pantsuit covered in long strands of porcelain resembling beads � and the fact that the singer chose to dance on the spot during certain parts of the song. Dancing was against Eurovision Song Contest regulations at the time; Salomé was not penalized, however, as the performers from Ireland and the United Kingdom had done the same that year as well. Salomé recorded the song in six languages; Spanish (Castellano), Catalan (as "Canto i vull viure"), Basque ("Kantari bizi nais"), English ("The Feeling of Love"), French ("Alors je chante") and Italian ("Vivo cantando"). It was succeeded as Spanish representative at the 1970 Contest by Julio Iglesias with "Gwendolyne". |
