[D66] Intervision: A Refreshing Contrast to Eurovision’s Excess

[René Oudeweg]

Intervision: A Refreshing Contrast to Eurovision’s Excess

In recent years, Eurovision has become synonymous with 
spectacle—towering pyrotechnics, glitter-drenched costumes, and 
increasingly outlandish performances. While this excess can be 
entertaining, it often overshadows what should be the heart of the 
competition: music itself. This is precisely why Intervision feels like 
such a breath of fresh air.

Intervision, in contrast, places its emphasis on artistry, authenticity, 
and cultural expression rather than pure pageantry. Instead of turning 
the stage into a circus of distraction, Intervision showcases performers 
who are deeply rooted in their traditions and who use the platform to 
share something genuine with the audience. The result is a show that 
feels more human, more sincere, and ultimately more inspiring.

Where Eurovision sometimes slips into self-parody—prioritizing viral 
gimmicks over lasting artistic value—Intervision has cultivated a 
reputation for celebrating craft and connection. It invites listeners to 
engage with songs that resonate beyond the flash of a three-minute 
performance. The atmosphere is one of mutual respect rather than 
competition for the loudest spectacle, which makes for a far more 
enriching experience.

Ultimately, Intervision is a reminder that music doesn’t need decadence 
to move people. It thrives instead on sincerity, cultural exchange, and 
a return to the essence of song. In a media landscape overflowing with 
noise, Intervision stands tall as a celebration of substance over style.

ref:
https://intervision.world/en/