Vasil confirmed for North-Macedonia

For a long time, there was no Eurovision news about North Macedonia. Today, North-Macedonian broadcaster MRT confirmed that Vasil Garvanliev will represent the country. Vasil was a backing vocal when Tamara Todevska represented the country in 2019, and was supposed to represent North-Macedonia in 2020. But we all know why that didn’t happen.

On his instagram Vasil writes: “Rarely in life we get not just one, but THREE, chances to make our dream come true. In ’19 I stood proudly behind Tamara, in ’20 I dedicated everything to YOU – but Covid said no! In ’21 I am using my personal journey and story to place my heart in your hands through my voice.
Never stop believing, dreaming, and fighting for what you stand for in life. Dreams do come true! I am grateful for your continued support and can hardly wait to share what we are planning as a Macedonian team. Y’all better be ready for this!”

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