Eurovision fans set up a sauna and drove 3,000 km to the Grand Finale

Robin Nyman, who has a large final of the Eurovision Song Contest, was less about his friends on the road to the sauna, which was connected to the back of the space.

Nyman and his friends support Sweden’s Eurovision Hoping and songs Just bathe sauna, A fictitious ode to the Northern European Sauna culture.

Thus, they built a sauna together, and after Saturday, the last demonstration of the music competition, the 1980s was behind Volvo in the 1980s from Basel, Switzerland.

“It was a lovely journey full of people along the way,” he said. Quite Host Nile KӧKSAL.

“The basis of our project unites other people and builds bridges and enters saunas with outsiders and hopefully leaves saunas.”

Sauna as a great equalizer

Nyman and his wife Kaj fans – OA Lönbäck, Aja Lund and Tom Tiainen – this month, for eight days in Finland, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Frankfurt drove to park the sauna troop in Basel on Thursday.

Prior to the start, the adventures of social media, invite people along the route to participate in the sauna, connect to the sauna that can sit up to six to eight.

When talking to CBC radio on Monday, they were in Strande, Germany with the “Group of Friends”.

“Currently, we open the unity of the first glass wine and share a dinner together, and I have one or two sauna (will be) hot,” said Nyaman.

Nyman said that there is no better way to share a sauna with people.

“You put your phone out of your phone because first, warm and steam. Secondly, you put your clothes out.”

“When you just entered a sauna with a towel, very democratic and no one really care about professional or income or income or history. Just sit there and start there.”

Then he says the heat goes in, people open and the conversation begins to flow.

“Some of the most valuable and deepest negotiations in our lives have really been in the sauna.”

Some ‘awkward’ moments

Again, he admitted that the journey was the rough spots – accepting them as the house of a woman north of Sweden as he saw them in Instagram and invites them.

“I don’t know that he thinks you forgotten or just saying to his wife,” Nyman said. “So that night, seven people and a sauna and some cars climbed on the front balcony, and yes, it was not about it. Thus, it was awkward.”

However, this was not suitable for the soothing power of sauna.

“We have included it in the heat of sauna and relaxed after a while,” Nyman said. “Really really flew really smoothly after that.”

Kaj is represented in Sweden, but three band members are coming from the neighboring Finland, 5.5 million people and 3.3 million saunas, are part of Swedish-speaking minorities.

In Eurovision, the trio fulfills songs, Simply swim in the sauna – A group of rustic booths in the woods supported by “only the sauna” – LumberJacks or dancers dressed like a large white towel.

Group member Kevin Holmström said the group was pleased to be ambassador of sauna culture.

“It’s something I really confirm,” he said. “It’s good for people. For me, but also for my physical health and (this) is also a very social event.”

Thinking that Kaj could get some concerts in Sweden, Kaj entered the Swedish National Eurovision Section Competition, and then won unexpectedly. Now, they are a pan-continental music competition that they like by reserving bronesons.

The winner of Eurovision will be decided by the national jury with a mixture of public voting and points, and Nyman Kaj’s victory is a good shot with victory.

If they do not, Nyman says, not sweating from his back.

“If we have wins or losing our support group, this is not a big thing,” he said. “I think we all win together anyway.”