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Results Eesti laul are in

We know the results of Eesti Laul, the Estonian national final. The songs and singers getting to the final are in bold:

  • Sissi, “Time”
  • Gram-of-Fun, “Lost in a dance”
  • Kadri Voorand, “Energy”
  • Helen, “Nii kõrgele”
  • REDEL, “Tartu”
  • Rahel, “Sunday night”
  • Uku Haasma, “Kaos”
  • HELEZA, “6”
  • Uku Suviste, “The lucky one”
  • Alabama Watchdog, “Alabama watchdog”
  • Jüri Pootsmann, “Magus melanhoolia”
  • Suured Tüdrukud, “Heaven’s not for that tonight”
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