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Estonia: results are in

The results are in in Estonia. In bold letters you will find the finalists. M els was chosen by televoting only, while the other four were chosen by mixed jury and televoting.

  1. Inger sings “Awaiting you”
  2. Linalakk, Bonzo sing “Aeg”
  3. Meelik sings “Tuju”
  4. Elysa sings “Bad philosophy”
  5. Robin Juhkentahl sings “Kurbuse matused”
  6. M els sings “So good (at what you do)”
  7. WIIRALT sings “Salaliik”
  8. Sissi sings “Lighthouse”
  9. Carlos Ukareda sings “Whiskey won’t forget”
  10. Alika sings “Bridges”

This means, the line up for the final on February 11 is complete.

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