Deleting the gallery with photos of Ronela Hayati during the Eurovision rehearsals and re-uploading them without one of the photos (photo at the top of the article) was accompanied by many questions from fans on social networks where many of them considered it an act of censorship and alluded that it could it was a matter of changing the choreography. In an Instagram communication , Ardit Çuni, part of the Albanian delegation to Eurovision, stressed that this is not about censorship of choreography.
"Of course Ronela's photos were deleted from the official Eurovision Instagram because the main photo could be misinterpreted as a +18 performance, but it was just a moment from the whole video. "Really, after everyone saw the video, the staff decided that there was nothing wrong," said Cuni.
"In terms of video and performance, there will be no censorship. [Ronela] will continue to do the same performance she has had since the beginning and Ronela and the team have been working for months. We are very happy that we can finally do something different. "
In early March, Ronela said the performance would be totally different. In an interview for "Day after Day" on RTSH with Fjodora Fjora, Ronela said that she is collaborating with Klaudia Pepe and four Italian ballerinas.
"Performance is a whole other thing. I am working with Claudia Pepe as a choreographer and four Italian ballerinas. The performance will not have anything to do with the end-of-year festival, nor with the theme of the clip, it will not be at all about the Mediterranean or the old, ancient idea. "
Following the conversation, Ronela joked that “once RTSH will lead this performance, there will be no more. That's what I said. "
