"Say Yay!" is a song recorded by Spanish singer Barei and written and composed by herself, Rubén Villanueva, and Víctor Púa Vivó. It represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, placing twenty-second. It is the only ever Spanish Eurovision entry that features no …

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2016年3月11日 · Say Yay! Lyrics: Hello, hello, Mr. Fighter / Look, there we go again / Go-getters don’t forsake / They never wallow in their fate / More than a thousand miles until the end / We’re never...

Say Yay! was the Spanish entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 performed by Barei. This is Spain's first-ever entry in English. As a member of the Big Five, Spain was automatically qualified for the final and Barei previewed her song during the first semifinal along with the songs from France and host country Sweden.

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"Say Yay!" by Barei from Spain at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. Spain finished 22nd at Eurovision 2016 with 77 points. Video of the performance, music video and lyrics in English and Spanish

Yea is pronounced “yay” and it means yes. You would typically use it only under specific circumstances, such as a formal vote. Voting yea means that you are in favor of the proposal. Even less commonly in modern speech, it can also be used instead of “indeed” or when you want to emphasize and reiterate something you just said.

Say Yay!» —en español: «¡Di que sí!»— es una canción compuesta por Barei, Rubén Villanueva y Víctor Púa, e interpretada en inglés por Barei. [1] [2] Fue elegida para representar a España en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión de 2016 en la gala de Objetivo Eurovisión donde venció a otros 5 aspirantes.