photo: Instagram Today, Azerbaijan presented its entry “Mata Hari”. It will be sung by Efendi. It is the 2nd time a song with the title “Mata Hari” is presented at the Eurovision Song Contest. Funny coincidence: the other one, a Norwegian entry, also came on stage in The Netherlands, back in 1976. The singer in
photo: PBS/Destiny And finally, also Malta publised its entry. The song is called “Je me casse”and will be performed by Destiny. Despite the title, the song is not sung in French but in English. Destiny, who already knows what winning a song contest is as she won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest,
It was probably the entry people had the highest expectations for: Daði & gagnamagnið’s Icelandic entry, “10 years”, written and composed by Daði Freyr himself.
Tusse has won Melodifestivalen 2021 and thus will represent Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Voices”. The song is wirtten and composed by Joy and Linnea Debb, Jimmy Thörnfeldt and Anton Wrethov. Tusse was the favourite of both expert jury and televoters. The full result of Melodifestivalen
Tonight is the night for the last national final of this year: Swedish Melodifestivalen comes to an end tonight. Bookmakers say Tusse is the huge favourite to win this thing. But also Eric Saade stands a high chance to do so. Or will it be a surprise winner? We will
Latvia is one of the last countries to present their entry. Samanta Tīna is going to sing “The moon is rising”, a song written and composed by Samanta herself together with Aminata Savadogo and Oskars Uhaņs.
On her Instagram, Samanta stated: “This song is about powerful and admirable women, about every single woman.
It’s Rafał Brzozowski who is going to represent Poland in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. He will sing the song “The ride”, written by Joakim Övrenius, Thomas Karlsson, Clara Rubensson and Johan Mauritzson. Rafał is not a newcomer to the Polish music industry. He rose to fame already in 2002
Today, also North Macedonia presented its song. Vasil will sing “Here I stand”, a song he wrote and composed himself. Vasil Garvanliev has some Eurovision experience. In 2019, he was involved in the successful entry “Proud”, sung by Tamara Todevska, as a backing vocal. In 2020 he was chosen to
At the moment the Belarusian entry was published, people started complaining about the lyrics. The song was, in the eyes of many, a way to explicit political song. EBU started investigating and came up with a statement on the Belarusian song today: “As part of the regular procedure for all
The title was already known for a few days, now the song itself has been presented: “Embers”. James Newman will sing the UK entry. The song is written and composed by Newman himself together with Connor Blake, Danny Shah, Tom Hollings and Samuel Brennan.