Eurotrash

The programme showcases Finland’s shouting choir alongside Spain’s dwarf bullfighters, offering a vivid glimpse into these unconventional performances. It also includes a detailed report from the Paris shows, highlighting the distinctive cultural acts presented there and the audience’s reaction overall.

The broadcast is an episode‑style programme that brings together a number of unusual cultural performances. It’s presented as a single instal­ment rather than a series, and its focus is on showcasing distinctive artistic groups from across Europe. The format follows a straightforward structure, moving from one featured act to the next without any additional narrative framing. In this edition, viewers are introduced to a Finnish ensemble known for its loud, collective vocalisations – often described as a shouting choir. The segment highlights the group’s energetic delivery and the way they synchronise their voices to create a powerful, resonant sound. Following that, the programme shifts to Spain, where it presents a troupe of dwarf bullfighters. This portion concentrates on their participation in the traditional bull‑fighting arena, offering a glimpse of how they engage with the sport’s rituals. The episode also includes a brief report that comes from the Paris shows. This report provides a concise overview of the happenings in Paris, linking the city’s cultural scene to the broader theme of the programme. By stitching together these three elements – the Finnish choir, the Spanish performers, and the Parisian update – the broadcast offers a compact look at a range of European cultural expressions within a single, self‑contained episode.