The Swiss contestant Gjon’s Tears is actually called Gjon Muharremaj. He is a Kosovar Albanian, but born in Friborg, Switzerland. When he was 12 he took part in Albanians Got Talent, a year later in the show’s Swiss sister. In 2019 he participated in The Voice. Gjon’s Tears would participate in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2020 with “Répondez-moi”. The Swiss broadcaster again chose Gjon’s Tears in 2021. Dutchman Wouter Hardy, jointly responsible for “Arcade” in 2019, co-wrote the song “Tout l’Univers”.
Eurovision 2025
🇲🇹 Tonight: second semifinal of Malta Eurovision Song Contest
The Malta Eurovision Song Contest (MESC) 2025 has its second semi-final tonight. The place is the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre in Ta’ Qali. The show starts at 21:00 CET and you can watch it here. These are the participating songs: Kelsey Bellante, “365” Dario Bezzina ft. Żeppi l-Muni, “Għażliet” Kelsy Attard, “Love Me Loud” Miriana Conte, “Kant” Krista Šujak, “Unheard” The Alchemists, “Rubble & Stone” Martina Borg, “Yo Listen” Nathan, “Concrete” Kurt Anthony, “Miegħek Biss” Kantera, “LalaRataTakeke LalaRataKabum” Stefan Galea, “Lablab” (Talk Talk) Miguel Bonello, “Breaking the Cycle” Kelsey Bellante took part in X-Factor Malta 2019 (8th).Dario Bezzina took part in 2009 (semifinals), 2010 (semifinals), 2023 (semifinal).Miriana Conte participated in MESC 2017 (16th), 2018 (12th), X-Factor Malta 2019 (auditions), X-Factor Malta. 2020 (auditions), MESC 2022 (6th), MESC 2024 (9th).Nathan participated in MESC 2023 (11th) and MESC 2024 (10th).Kurt Anthony took part in the auditions of X-Factor Malta 2019.Stefan Galea competed in MESC 2016 (semifinal), X-Factor Malta 2019 (auditions), MESC 2023 (16th) and MESC 2024 (quarter finals).Miguel Bonello participated in X-Factor Malta 2019 (auditions), 2020 (live shows) and MESC 2024 (quarter finals). Share
February 6, 2025
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