Algo pequeñito

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"Algo pequeñito"
Single by Daniel Diges
from the album Daniel Diges
Released April 13, 2010
Format Digital download
Recorded 2010
Genre Pop, waltz
Length 2:59
Label Warner Music Spain
Writer(s) Jesús Cañadilla
Luis Miguel de la Varga
Alberto Jodar
Daniel Diges
Producer(s) Alejandro de Pinedo
Daniel Diges singles chronology
N/A Algo pequeñito
(2010)		 "Quédate Conmigo"
(2010)
Spain "Algo pequeñito"
Eurovision Song Contest 2010 entry
Country
Artist(s)
Language
Composer(s)
Jesús Cañadilla,
Luis Miguel de la Varga,
Alberto Jodar, Daniel Diges
Lyricist(s)
Jesús Cañadilla,
Luis Miguel de la Varga,
Alberto Jodar, Daniel Diges
Finals performance
Final result
15th
Final points
68
Appearance chronology
◄ "La noche es para mí" (2009)   
"Que me quiten lo bailao" (2011) ►

"Algo pequeñito" (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈalɣo pekeˈɲito], "Something Tiny") is a song performed by Daniel Diges and composed by Jesús Cañadilla with the collaboration of Luis Miguel de la Varga, Alberto Jodar and Daniel Diges himself,[1][2] which represented Spain at the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. The song, which is based on the classic waltz rhythm, was the winner of the Spanish national final Eurovisión: Destino Oslo, held on February 22.[3][4] It is the first single released from his self-titled album Daniel Diges.

Background

Diges and his dancers during his first rehearsals at the Eurovision Song Contest 2010

"Algo pequeñito" is the second song ever written by its author, Jesús Cañadilla, a fan of the Eurovision Song Contest. He had previously written the song "Sumando puntos" to submit it to the Spanish Eurovision preselection of 2009, sung by himself under the stage name Bayarte. Once he had written the song "Algo pequeñito" he contacted several potential performers without luck. He eventually contacted actor Daniel Diges through a friend and he liked the song. On January 5, 2010, seven days before the closing date for submissions for the Spanish Eurovision national final, Daniel Diges flew from Tenerife, where he was on tour with the musical Mamma Mia!, to Madrid to record the song. Alejandro de Pinedo took charge of the musical production.[5]

Versions

Once the song was chosen as the Spanish Eurovision entry, a mastered version was made public on March 11, 2010. In the mastered version, computer sounds were replaced by real instruments and Daniel gave the song a more rock influence with his vocal performance, mirroring his live performance at the Spanish national final.[6][7] On April 13, 2010, the song was made available for digital download on iTunes.[8]

Daniel Diges' first album, self-titled Daniel Diges, includes the mastered Eurovision version of the song and an alternative swing-jazz version.[9][10]

Eurovision 2010

The song automatically qualified for the final of the contest on May 29, 2010. It finished 15th with 68 points.

The performance at the finals was disturbed as a known stunt-man named Jaume Marquet Cot (better known as Jimmy Jump) stormed the stage during Diges' performance. In accordance with the rules he was allowed to perform again after the last song.[11][12][13][14][15]

Music video

During the second weekend of March 2010 (March 12–14), a music video for "Algo pequeñito" was shot by director Santiago Tabernero at outdoor and indoor locations in Madrid. The video, which was released on March 19, is set in an abandoned circus that comes back to life with the song, and depicts Daniel Diges as the circus master.[16][17][18]

Covers

In 2011, Anne-Marie David, winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 1973, covered the song with most lyrics in French.[19]

Charts

Chart (2010) Peak
position
Spanish Singles Chart[20] 5

References

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