Vida minha

"Vida minha" (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈviðɐ ˈmiɲɐ]; English: Life of mine) is a song by performed by Portuguese singer Filipa Sousa. It represented Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012.[1] It failed to reach the final on 26 May.

"Vida Minha"
Single by Filipa Sousa
Released11 March 2012
Recorded2012
GenreFolk pop, fado
Length2:56
LabelABC Productions
Songwriter(s)Andrej Babić, Carlos Coelho
Producer(s)Andrej Babić
Eurovision Song Contest 2012 entry
Country
Artist(s)
Language
Composer(s)
Lyricist(s)
Carlos Coelho
Finals performance
Semi-final result
13th
Semi-final points
39
Entry chronology
◄ "A luta é alegria" (2011)   
"Quero ser tua" (2014) ►

Eurovision Song Contest

Twelve acts contested Portuguese national final Festival da Canção. In the end Filipa Sousa won the right to represent Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 with the song "Vida minha". The winner was decided via a 50%-50% professional jury and televoting. Filipa won both the jury and public vote. RTP devoted the festival to fado that marked the accession of traditional Portuguese music to UNESCO’s Oral and Intangible World Heritage list.[2]

The song performed in the second semi-final and failed to progress to the grand final, finishing in 13th place.

Composition

"Vida minha" is penned by Carlos Coelho and produced by Andrej Babić who created the 2008 Portuguese entry "Senhora do mar (Negras águas)".[3] "Vida minha" is a traditional folk song with elements of fado music. The lyrics are in Portuguese language.[4]

Track listing

  • Digital download[5]
  1. Vida Minha (Radio Edit) - 2:56
  2. Vida Minha (Karaoke Edit) - 2:56
  3. Vida Minha (Instrumental Edit) - 2:56

Release history

Country Date Format Label
Worldwide[6] 11 March 2012 Digital download ABC Productions
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References

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