Circus Mircus to represent Georgia in Turin

Today, eurovision.tv announced Circus Mircus to be the Georgian representatives in next year’s Eurovision Song Contest. They did this by stating that they received an e-mail with the following text:

“Dear Earthlings,

This is a message from Circus Mircus.

We would like to inform you that according to the decision made by the Georgian Public Broadcaster, at the international song contest Eurovision, Georgia will be represented by Circus Mircus.

You ask, what is Circus Mircus?

It is a movement that brings together dozens of professionals from different fields to create an unprecedented audio-visual experience.

The cornerstone of their philosophy lies in the complete neglect of musical frameworks.

To talk to ‘Circus Mircus’ members and for further information, please email us.”

The band also added the message on YouTube:

In fact, Circus Mircus is a 3 man band. They were drop outs from the local Circus Academy in Tbilisi. If you want to get an idea of what you can expect from the group, go to their YouTube channel or watch this clip:

photo credits: eurovision.tv

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Martijn
November 14, 2021
3:11 pm
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