Eurovision Champion Loreen Reveals Secret Behind Double Wins as Tour Begins

In 2012, Lorren represented Sweden at Eurovision, which was held in Baku, Azerbaijan, and won the contest by performing the song "Euphoria." A feat she repeated this year by performing "Tattoo" during her participation in the 67th edition of Eurovision. She has become the second person to win the contest twice after the Irishman Johnny Logan. Since then, she has embarked on a tour and other musical projects. But before her sold-out tour in the UK and Ireland, the 39-year-old singer has lifted the veil on the mystery surrounding her ability to deliver, again and again, phenomenal and comforting performances, as well as to achieve feats.

Spirituality plays an important role in Loreen’s life. It emerges from her explanations that she invited a spiritual healer to sit in the audience while she was performing to ensure that the Liverpool Arena - the venue for the 2023 Eurovision final - was on the same frequency as her. "It’s about generating a certain type of energy, you can open this thing in you. It’s like when you feel in love, there’s a certain energy in your body and when you feel negative, there’s a certain energy you resonate with - it’s like waves, people are affected by that," she told Metro.co.uk.

"I had a healer. What I did is that before each performance, the healer and I were outside - we meditated, generating a lot of love, resonating with that," the interpreter of ’we got the power’ confided. "What you send, people feel it and I wanted so much to create this beautiful energy in the sphere where we were." She invites her fans to come to her upcoming concerts to experience a special experience. "If you come to one of my concerts, I’m very aware that certain frequencies and certain sounds connect to certain parts of your body. There are frequencies that open the heart to love and others that open the communication chakra. So I’ve integrated that into my show. It will be a great healing party," she promised.

Her mother’s journey has also contributed to her success. "My mother left poverty at the age of 14 by leaving Morocco, fleeing her family and everything else, and had me at 16. She changed her whole life - without education, without anything, just by deciding what she wanted. She knew she was going to live this life. She created the life she imagined. So that was my first encounter with someone like that, who created something out of nothing."