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© EBU/Sarah Louise Bennett About Quick Facts NameRani Petersen Born24 November 1997 Nationality🇩🇰 Danish National SelectionMelodi Grand Prix 2023 In Eurovision2023 Liverpool SongBreaking my heart (2023) Biography Rani Petersen (born in Tórshavn, at the Faroe Islands), known by the stage name Reiley, is a Faroese singer and influencer, currently living in the USA. He first published a song on TikTok in 2019. His TikTok range soon rose to over 10 million views worldwide.   On March 26, 2021, Reiley released his first single “Let it ring”. It was followed in September of the same year by the song “Superman”, a ballad. He also released an EP, “BRB, having an identity crisis”. On April 15, 2022, a new single and video came out: “Blah blah blah”. He teamed up with the famous K-Pop band AB6IX for the single “Moonlight” in September of that year. On February 11th, 2023, Reiley was chosen to represent Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Breaking my heart”. Unfortunately Reiley didn’t make it to the final of the Eurovision Song Contest.  Entries Breaking My Heart Country🇩🇰 Denmark Year2023 LanguageEnglish LyricsBård Mathias BonsaksenHilda StenmalmRani PetersenSivert Hjeltnes Hagtvet MusicBård Mathias BonsaksenHilda StenmalmRani PetersenSivert Hjeltnes Hagtvet Backings– Results Semi Points: 6Position: 14Running order: 1 Results Finals Points: –Position: –Running order: – https://youtu.be/XVZvzZF1JOk

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Reiley represents Denmark!

Reiley will represent Denmark in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool. He will sing the song “Breaking my heart”. He won after an exciting evening. Denmark will perform in the first half of the second semifinal. Here are the full results of the superfinal: Reiley, “Breaking my heart”, 43% Nicklas Sonne, “Freedom”, 34% Micky Skeel, “Glansbillede”, 23% The other finalists were: Maia Maia, “Beautiful bullshit” Frederik Leopold, “Stuck on you” Eyjaa, “I was gonna marry him” Mariyah LeBerg, “Human” Søren Torpegaard Lund, “Lige her”

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Denmark: Melodi Grand Prix

Tonight Denmark will select their representant through Dansk Melodi Grand Prix. The show will contain 8 songs; 3 of them will be selected for a superfinal by 100% televote. A 50/50 jury will select the winner out of the last 3. The show starts at 20:00 CET and you can watch it here. The 10 songs are: 1 Frederik Leopold Stuck on you 2 Eyjaa I was gonna marry him 3 Micky Skeel Glansbillede 4 Maia Maia Beautiful bullshit 5 Nicklas Sonne Freedom 6 Mariyah LeBerg Human 7 Søren Torpegaard Lund Lige her 8 Reiley Breaking my heart None of the participating artists has ever before sung in a national final.

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REDDI

© EBU/Corinne Cumming About Quick Facts MembersMathilde ‘Siggy’ SaveryAgnes RoslundIda BergqvistIhan Haydar Founded2022 Nationality🇸🇪 Swedish🇩🇰 Danish National SelectionDansk Melodi Grand Prix 2022 In Eurovision2022 Turin SongThe Show (2022) Biography Reddi (often written only in capitals) is a Danish-Swedish pop rock band. The band consists of the two Danes Mathilde “Siggy” Savery (vocals, guitar) and Ihan Haydar (drums) as well as the two Swedes Agnes Roslund (guitar) and Ida Bergkvist (bass). The group was put together by Ihan Haydar and music producer Lars Pedersen (Chief 1) for the Danish Melodi Grand Prix 2022, the national preselection for the Eurovision Song Contest. Ihan Haydar was already at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012 as a drummer for Soluna Samay. She is also a member of the urban pop group L.I.G.A., which is signed to a label owned by Lars Pedersen. Reddi was able to qualify for the super final at the Melodi Grand Prix 2022 in Herning on March 5, 2022 and then prevailed with their song “The Show”, so they represented Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin. However, the group failed to qualify for the final in the 1st semi-final. Entries The Show Country🇩🇰 Denmark Year2022 LanguageEnglish LyricsMathilde ‘Siggy’ SaveryIhan HaydarJulia Fabrin MusicRemeeChief 1Mathilde ‘Siggy’ SaveryIhan Haydar BackingsJeanette Bonde Results Semi Points: 55Position: 13Running order: 12 Results Finals Points: –Position: –Running order: – https://youtu.be/cVg6MpVR2Pw

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Day 5: A sun that doesn’t move, a Greek tavern and COVID19

Today we saw the second rehearsals for the first 14 countries from the first semifinal. For the first time the press was allowed to see the rehearsals on large TV screens in the press center. It is now certain that the kinetic sun does not rotate. During the first rehearsals it turned out that the time between performances was too short to move the center part of the sun. As a result, several countries had to adjust their graphics, because they were not or only partially visible ALBANIA: The outfit had been changed and Ronela Hajati also had her own blond hair again, instead of the pink hair she had during the first rehearsal. It was a dynamic performance, in which there was almost constant dancing, together with her four dancers and a dancer. After the first rehearsal, there were some comments about an allegedly offensive dance move by Ronela with her dancer, but she kept it in anyway. LATVIA: The six were wearing the familiar colorful suits and the decor was also very colorful. Various types of vegetables were displayed on the LED screen. In the middle of the song there was a moment for the saxophonist. The performance ended with the singer making a split. LITHUANIA: Monika Liu stood alone on the big stage in Turin and mainly sang her song into the camera. She moved elegantly and attracted all the attention. The song doesn’t really need anything more. SWITZERLAND: Dressed all in black, Marius Bear was on stage and a broken heart was visible on his face and on the floor. So emotions abound. SLOVENIA: As said before, it was a big disco ball that mainly caught the attention of the Slovenian act. The boys wore 1970s-style velvet suits and the drummer appeared to be drumming above the disco ball. Compared to the previous rehearsal, there was little change. UKRAINE: There was a lot to see on stage, besides the colorful costumes there was a lot of visual spectacle. It was traditional, ethnic with a modern twist, just like last year’s contribution. Because of the war in Ukraine, this performance has something emotional and that is subtly reflected in the visual spectacle. BULGARIA: The performance started with a split screen, showing the drummer on one side and another member of the group. A small rock concert with all the trimmings, including a lot of fire(work). THE NETHERLANDS: There were few noticeable changes from the first rehearsal of S10. In the Netherlands, there was some fuss about the singer’s bare belly, but it is still naked for a while. A lot has been taken out of the lighting of S10. MOLDOVA: After the intimate moment of the Netherlands, a party erupted on stage with the contribution of Zdob şi Zdub, who are participating for the third time. They used the entire stage for their folklore song: Hey ho, let’s go…, but no train on stage. Lots of color, matching the contribution. CROATIA: During rehearsals today, Mia had problems with her in-ears. No surprises at Mia’s performance. The postcards were also shown to the press today. A drone searches for the location where the artist of the country in question can be seen and we see the visual artist in the area. DENMARK: The beginning was just like in the national final, Siggy starts alone at the piano, with her quieter part of the song and then the rock show starts. Last year we went back to the eighties with Denmark, now it seems back to the nineties. In case you don’t remember the name of the band, REDDI appeared on the LED screen. AUSTRIA: Of course there is a Halo on stage. Lots of fireworks and strong staging. The vocal part of the duo was, as we can see now, quite disappointing. GREECE: For those who don’t understand the act of Greece: Amanda seems to be in a Greek tavern; hence the chairs around her. But some of the seats have fallen over. That fits with the lyrics of the song. Amanda could count on a big round of applause from the audience. PORTUGAL: A delegation member from Portugal tested positive for corona, so the entire delegation had to go back to the hotel and be tested. Fortunately none of the ladies tested positive and they were able to rehearse for their performance, but later than planned. After all the rehearsals had been completed, Portugal was allowed to go on stage after Greece. During this rehearsal it was clear that it was one of the background singers who tested positive for corona. The ladies were lined up in a circle and brought this atmospheric contribution in a good way.

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Day 2: Another eight rehearsals

The second day of rehearsals: For now, there seems to be no solution in sight regarding the kinetic sun on stage. Meanwhile, the second group of semifinalists made their appearance for rehearsals. We still get little information. We do not know how the participants sing. What we get is mainly the picture. What you can do best, is read this article and follow Kal’s Italian journey on Youtube, Instagram and TikTok PORTUGAL: “Saudade” is one such word that occurs in only one language. It’s what MARO sings about. MARO is on the back podium, close to the green room. She and her backing vocals form a circle, MARO in purple in the spotlight. The graphics are kept simple: some indefinable figures in different colors. Before we forget: the smoke machine is working. CROATIA: Is Croatia your guilty pleasure this year by any chance? Mia is wearing a pink-red dress, with at least one leg clearly visible. The three dancers are wearing less bright colors. They tell a story with their movements. DENMARK: The Reddi girls wear orange, green, red and checkered purple suits. They all have an instrument in their hands that makes you wonder if they can play it at all. Retro 70s, that’s what we see. The graphics consist of checkered neon colors. AUSTRIA: LUM!X and Pia Maria stand in a kind of illuminated circle, in which we see the colors of the Austrian flag. There is a lot of movement and dancing on the stage. Bright lights and pyrotechnics are not lacking in this act either. ICELAND: “Með Hækkandi Sól” is the name of Systur’s song. The ladies are dressed in retro 70s outfits. One of the three is wearing an imposing hat. The graphics consist of glitter. According to Eurovision.tv, that gives the whole thing something magical. The show seems to end in bright orange light. GREECE: Amanda wears a long silver-white dress. She is alone on stage. Around her, in blue light, chairs stand and lie in a circle. Eurovision.tv reports an echo on the vocal, but what they exactly mean by that is not clear. NORWAY: For those who have been following Subwoolfer for a while, the Norwegian performance will contain few surprises. Keith and Jim, who we still don’t know who they really are, wear their yellow wolf heads. They are assisted by three dancers, also completely wrapped in yellow. All wear sunglasses. Behind them DJ Astronaut is standing on a platform, he is completely dressed in gold. ARMENIA: Rosa Linn from Armenia performs in a special setting: a complete bedroom! The furniture and walls seem to be made entirely of scrap paper. Rosa Linn sits in the midst of it all with her guitar, playing her song.

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This is the running order

Today, the running order for the two semifinals in the Eurovision Song Contest has been announced. The running order for the final is not known yet, apart from Italy: Mahmood and Blanco will perform in 9th place. 1st semifinal: Albania Latvia Lithuania Switzerland Slovenia Ukraine Bulgaria The Netherlands Moldova Portugal Croatia Denmark Austria Iceland Greece Norway Armenia   2nd semifinal: Finland Israel Serbia Azerbaijan Georgia Malta San Marino Australia Cyprus Ireland North Macedonia Estonia Romania Poland Montenegro Belgium Sweden Czech Republic  

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Reddi represents Denmark in Turin

Reddi is going to represent Denmark in Turin. The group will present the song “The show”, written and composed by Chief 1, Ihan Haydar, Julia Fabrin, Remee Jackman and Siggy Savery. Denmark will sing in the second half of the first semifinal. The full results of the contest are: Patrick Dorgan, “Vinden suser ind” Conf3ssions, “Hallelujah” (superfinal) Der Var Engang, “En skønne dag” Fuld Effekt, “Rave med de hårde drenge“ Josie Ellinor & Jack Warren, “Let me go” (superfinal) Morten Fillipsen, “Happy go lucky” Reddi, “The show” (superfinal) Juncker, “Kommer for at blive”   Reddi, “The show”, 38% Conf3ssions, “Hallelujah” Josie Ellinor & Jack Warren, “Let me go”

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Denmark: Melodi Grand Prix

Denmark will select a song tonight through Melodi Grand Prix 2022. The show will start at 20:00 and you can watch it here. The competing songs and artists are: 1 Vinden suser ind Patrick Dorgan 2 Hallelujah Conf3ssions 3 En skønne dag Der Var Engang 4 Rave med de hårde drenge Fuld Effekt 5 Let me go Josie Elinor & Jack Warren 6 Happy go lucky Morten Fillipsen 7 The show Reddi 8 Kommet for at blive Juncker

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Allocation draw: these are the semifinals

From the Madama Palace in Turin, the allocation draw took place this afternoon. The draw was hosted by Carolina Di Domenico and Gabriele Corsi. During the ceremony, mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb (Rotterdam) handed over the key of the Eurovision City to his Turinese colleague Stefano Lo Russo. The semifinals will be as follows: 1st semifinal, 1st half: Albania Latvia Switzerland Slovenia Bulgaria Moldova Ukraine Lithuania The Netherlands   1st semifinal, 2nd half: Norway Russia Portugal Denmark Armenia Austria Croatia Iceland Greece   The countries that will not attend a semifinal but will vote in the 1st one are: France and Italy.   2nd semifinal, 1st half: Australia Georgia Cyprus Serbia Finland Azerbaijan San Marino Israel Malta   2nd semifinal, 2nd half: Montenegro Romania Czech Republic Poland Belgium North Macedonia Sweden Estonia Ireland   The countries that will not attend a semifinal but will vote in the 2nd one are: United Kingdom, Spain and Germany.

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