Who’s gonna win Eurostream 2020?

Tonight is the night: at 21.00 CET the Grand Final of Eurostream2020 will take place. You can either follow it on Facebook or Youtube.
Eurostream is the alternative, now that we will not have a Eurovision Song Contest. Team Eurovision Universe is thrilled and excited about it. What about you? We will follow the event closely on twitter at our channel @eurovisionuniv1. Are you following it with us?
Who, do you think, will win? We have no bookmakers to guide us to a possible winner. The bookmakers quit when the Eurovision Song Contest was cancelled, having Bulgaria as their favorite. But what about Russia? Or Iceland, as Iceland already won alternative votings in Austria and Finland, might it be an indication for tonight?
There will be an expert jury, but… you can vote in this semifinal as well!! The lines are even opened already, you can vote here.
Oh, and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter!

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