The results of the Swedish ‘andra chancen’ (second chance) are in. The four winning songs will be added to the line up for next week’s final. The winners are in bold: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me
Tonight, 26 songs and artists will compete in the Italian Festival of Sanremo. After the contest, the first question at the winner’s press conference will be asked by Eduardo Anselmo, Italian head of delegation for Eurovision: “Are you going to Eurovision?”. The winner has the first choice to do so, but can also reject the ticket. The show starts at 21.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Aiello – Ora Annalisa – Dieci Arisa – Potevi fare di più Bugo – E invece sì Colapesce e Dimartino – Musica leggerissima Coma_Cose – Fiamme negli occhi Ermal Meta – Un milione di cose da dirti Extraliscio feat. Davide Toffolo – Esordienti Fasma – Parlami Francesca Michielin e Fedez – Chiamami per nome Francesco Renga – Quando trovo te Fulminacci – Santa Marinella Gaia – Cuore amaro Ghemon – Momento perfetto Gio Evan – Arnica Irama – La genesi del tuo colore La Rappresentante di Lista – Amare Lo Stato Sociale – Combat Pop Madame – Voce Malika Ayane – Ti piaci così Måneskin – Zitti e buoni Max Gazzè e Trifluoperazina Monstery Band – Il farmacista Noemi – Glicine Orietta Berti – Quando ti sei innamorato Random – Torno a te Willie Peyote – Mai dire mai (La locura) Two of the participants entered the Eurovision stage before. Francesca Michielin with “No degree of separation” in 2016. This year, her song is written by Mahmood (ESC 2019). Ermal Meta represented Italy in 2018 in duet with Fabrizio Moro and the song “Non mi avete fatto niente”.
Tonight will also be the night for Portugal. The show starts at 22.00 CET and you can watch it here. Ten songs made it to the final: Karetus & Romeu Bairos – Saudade Joana Alegre – Joana do Mar Fábia Maia – Dia Lindo Valéria – Na Mais Profunda Saudade Carolina Deslandes – Por Um Triz NEEV – Dancing in The Stars Pedro Gonçalves – Não Vou Ficar Sara Afonso – Contramão EU.CLIDES – VOLTE-FACE The Black Mamba – Love Is On My Side Pedro Gonçalves was 6th in the 2017 national final.
Sweden is about to add four more songs to the final of Melodifestivalen. Tonight it is time for “Andra Chancen”, where songs that didn’t make it to the final can still get the ticket. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. There will be four duels: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me Alvaro Estrella took part in Melodifestivalen in 2014 but only in the semifinal. In 2020 he was 11th in the final together with Méndez. Paul Rey also reached the 2020 final and became 6th. Klara Hammarström didn’t make it to the final that year. For Eva Rydberg, Melodifestivalen was longer ago: in 1977 she became 7th.
Tonight is also the night for Denmark: in their national final Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, eight entries will fight for the ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Nanna Olivia – Hvileløse hjerter Fyr & Flamme – Øve os på hinanden Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn – Højt over skyerne Mike Tramp – Everything is Alright Claudia Campagnol – Abracadabra The Cosmic Twins – Silver Bullet Emma Nicoline – Står Lige Her Jean Michel – Beautiful Mike Tramp represented Denmark in the 1978 Eurovision Song Contest as a member of the band Mabel, singing the song “Boom Boom”. Chief1 wrote two Danish Eurovision entries: “Should’ve known better” for Soluna Samay in 2012 and “The way you are” for the Anti Social Media in 2015.
After two semifinals it’s time for Estonia to make a choice. The transmission starts at 18.30 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Egert Milder – Free Again Suured tüdrukud – Heaven’s Not That Far Tonight Hans Nayna – One By One Ivo Linna, Robert Linna, Supernova – Ma olen siin Karl Killing – Kiss Me Uku Suviste – The Lucky One Sissi – Time Jüri Pootsmann – Magus melanhoolia Redel – Tartu Koit Toome – We Could Have Been Beautiful Andrei Zevakin & Pluuto – Wingman Kadri Voorand – Energy Egert Milder took part in Eesti Laul 2015 but didn’t reach the final. In 2020 he became 4th. Kaire Vilgats (Suured tüdrukud) became 8th in 1998 and 9th in 2009. Karl Killing became 6th in 2018. Sissi, the daughter of former Eurovision winner Dave Benton, became 4th in 2020. The guys of Redel reached the 3rd place in 2013 as members of the punk band Winny Puhh. But there are no less than 4 former winners tonight. Ivor Linna represented Estonia in the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest with “Kaelakee hääl”, in duet with Maarja-Liis. Jüri Pootsmann sang “Play” in the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. Koit Toome even represented Estonia twice: in 1998 with “Mere lapsed” and in 2018, together with Laura, with “Lost in Verona”. Uku Suviste won last year’s Eesti Laul with the song “What love is”.
And there is another song online. It is the song Hurricane will sing for Serbia: “Loco Loco”. The song is composed by Darko Dimitrov and Nemanja Antonić, while group member Sanja Vučić wrote the lyrics. Last year, Hurricane was supposed to represent Serbia with the song “Hasta la vista”. This year, they will get a new chance.
After many speculations about whether Athena Manoukyan would represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest or not, another decision has been made by Armenian broadcaster AMPTV: Armenia will not participate in the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The news was published by Head of Press David Tserunyan, who posted this on Twitter: “Very sad to announce that despite our best efforts, Armenia will not participate at @Eurovision 2021. The events that followed after the confirmation of our participation have made it impossible to organize an entry in time for this month’s deadline. #ESC2021 #Armenia.” He doesn’t give any details about what events he meant, but due to the political situation in Armenia they didn’t participate in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest as well. Hopefully we will see Armenia back in the Eurovision Song Contest next year.
The Australian song is online now too. While Europe was asleep, Montaigne published her entry “Technicolour”. Montaigne wrote the song herself together with Dave Hammer. She will perform in the 1st semifinal. This weekend, Montaigne will perform the song live for the first time. Last year, Montaigne won the national selection with the song “Don’t break me”. Due to the cancellation of the contest, she never represented her country. This year, it is gonna be her turn…
It was already known for a longer time: “Sugar” is the song Natalia Gordienko is going to sing for Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest. Tonight, in a show from Moscow, the song was presented. Why Moscow? Well, it’s not that strange, as Philipp Kirkorov is one of the composers. He is accompanied by Dimitris Kontopoulos. Sharon Vaughn is responsible for the lyrics. Together they make up the so-called ‘Dream team’. Natalia Gordienko is not new to Eurovision. In 2006 she represented Moldova together with Arsenium and Connect-R. They sang “Loca”. Last year, Natalia was supposed to represent Moldova with the song “Prison”. This year, she got a new chance.
The results of the Swedish ‘andra chancen’ (second chance) are in. The four winning songs will be added to the line up for next week’s final. The winners are in bold: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me
Tonight, 26 songs and artists will compete in the Italian Festival of Sanremo. After the contest, the first question at the winner’s press conference will be asked by Eduardo Anselmo, Italian head of delegation for Eurovision: “Are you going to Eurovision?”. The winner has the first choice to do so, but can also reject the ticket. The show starts at 21.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Aiello – Ora Annalisa – Dieci Arisa – Potevi fare di più Bugo – E invece sì Colapesce e Dimartino – Musica leggerissima Coma_Cose – Fiamme negli occhi Ermal Meta – Un milione di cose da dirti Extraliscio feat. Davide Toffolo – Esordienti Fasma – Parlami Francesca Michielin e Fedez – Chiamami per nome Francesco Renga – Quando trovo te Fulminacci – Santa Marinella Gaia – Cuore amaro Ghemon – Momento perfetto Gio Evan – Arnica Irama – La genesi del tuo colore La Rappresentante di Lista – Amare Lo Stato Sociale – Combat Pop Madame – Voce Malika Ayane – Ti piaci così Måneskin – Zitti e buoni Max Gazzè e Trifluoperazina Monstery Band – Il farmacista Noemi – Glicine Orietta Berti – Quando ti sei innamorato Random – Torno a te Willie Peyote – Mai dire mai (La locura) Two of the participants entered the Eurovision stage before. Francesca Michielin with “No degree of separation” in 2016. This year, her song is written by Mahmood (ESC 2019). Ermal Meta represented Italy in 2018 in duet with Fabrizio Moro and the song “Non mi avete fatto niente”.
Tonight will also be the night for Portugal. The show starts at 22.00 CET and you can watch it here. Ten songs made it to the final: Karetus & Romeu Bairos – Saudade Joana Alegre – Joana do Mar Fábia Maia – Dia Lindo Valéria – Na Mais Profunda Saudade Carolina Deslandes – Por Um Triz NEEV – Dancing in The Stars Pedro Gonçalves – Não Vou Ficar Sara Afonso – Contramão EU.CLIDES – VOLTE-FACE The Black Mamba – Love Is On My Side Pedro Gonçalves was 6th in the 2017 national final.
Sweden is about to add four more songs to the final of Melodifestivalen. Tonight it is time for “Andra Chancen”, where songs that didn’t make it to the final can still get the ticket. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. There will be four duels: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me Alvaro Estrella took part in Melodifestivalen in 2014 but only in the semifinal. In 2020 he was 11th in the final together with Méndez. Paul Rey also reached the 2020 final and became 6th. Klara Hammarström didn’t make it to the final that year. For Eva Rydberg, Melodifestivalen was longer ago: in 1977 she became 7th.
Tonight is also the night for Denmark: in their national final Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, eight entries will fight for the ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Nanna Olivia – Hvileløse hjerter Fyr & Flamme – Øve os på hinanden Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn – Højt over skyerne Mike Tramp – Everything is Alright Claudia Campagnol – Abracadabra The Cosmic Twins – Silver Bullet Emma Nicoline – Står Lige Her Jean Michel – Beautiful Mike Tramp represented Denmark in the 1978 Eurovision Song Contest as a member of the band Mabel, singing the song “Boom Boom”. Chief1 wrote two Danish Eurovision entries: “Should’ve known better” for Soluna Samay in 2012 and “The way you are” for the Anti Social Media in 2015.
After two semifinals it’s time for Estonia to make a choice. The transmission starts at 18.30 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Egert Milder – Free Again Suured tüdrukud – Heaven’s Not That Far Tonight Hans Nayna – One By One Ivo Linna, Robert Linna, Supernova – Ma olen siin Karl Killing – Kiss Me Uku Suviste – The Lucky One Sissi – Time Jüri Pootsmann – Magus melanhoolia Redel – Tartu Koit Toome – We Could Have Been Beautiful Andrei Zevakin & Pluuto – Wingman Kadri Voorand – Energy Egert Milder took part in Eesti Laul 2015 but didn’t reach the final. In 2020 he became 4th. Kaire Vilgats (Suured tüdrukud) became 8th in 1998 and 9th in 2009. Karl Killing became 6th in 2018. Sissi, the daughter of former Eurovision winner Dave Benton, became 4th in 2020. The guys of Redel reached the 3rd place in 2013 as members of the punk band Winny Puhh. But there are no less than 4 former winners tonight. Ivor Linna represented Estonia in the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest with “Kaelakee hääl”, in duet with Maarja-Liis. Jüri Pootsmann sang “Play” in the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. Koit Toome even represented Estonia twice: in 1998 with “Mere lapsed” and in 2018, together with Laura, with “Lost in Verona”. Uku Suviste won last year’s Eesti Laul with the song “What love is”.
And there is another song online. It is the song Hurricane will sing for Serbia: “Loco Loco”. The song is composed by Darko Dimitrov and Nemanja Antonić, while group member Sanja Vučić wrote the lyrics. Last year, Hurricane was supposed to represent Serbia with the song “Hasta la vista”. This year, they will get a new chance.
After many speculations about whether Athena Manoukyan would represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest or not, another decision has been made by Armenian broadcaster AMPTV: Armenia will not participate in the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The news was published by Head of Press David Tserunyan, who posted this on Twitter: “Very sad to announce that despite our best efforts, Armenia will not participate at @Eurovision 2021. The events that followed after the confirmation of our participation have made it impossible to organize an entry in time for this month’s deadline. #ESC2021 #Armenia.” He doesn’t give any details about what events he meant, but due to the political situation in Armenia they didn’t participate in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest as well. Hopefully we will see Armenia back in the Eurovision Song Contest next year.
The Australian song is online now too. While Europe was asleep, Montaigne published her entry “Technicolour”. Montaigne wrote the song herself together with Dave Hammer. She will perform in the 1st semifinal. This weekend, Montaigne will perform the song live for the first time. Last year, Montaigne won the national selection with the song “Don’t break me”. Due to the cancellation of the contest, she never represented her country. This year, it is gonna be her turn…
It was already known for a longer time: “Sugar” is the song Natalia Gordienko is going to sing for Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest. Tonight, in a show from Moscow, the song was presented. Why Moscow? Well, it’s not that strange, as Philipp Kirkorov is one of the composers. He is accompanied by Dimitris Kontopoulos. Sharon Vaughn is responsible for the lyrics. Together they make up the so-called ‘Dream team’. Natalia Gordienko is not new to Eurovision. In 2006 she represented Moldova together with Arsenium and Connect-R. They sang “Loca”. Last year, Natalia was supposed to represent Moldova with the song “Prison”. This year, she got a new chance.
The results of the Swedish ‘andra chancen’ (second chance) are in. The four winning songs will be added to the line up for next week’s final. The winners are in bold: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me
Tonight, 26 songs and artists will compete in the Italian Festival of Sanremo. After the contest, the first question at the winner’s press conference will be asked by Eduardo Anselmo, Italian head of delegation for Eurovision: “Are you going to Eurovision?”. The winner has the first choice to do so, but can also reject the ticket. The show starts at 21.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Aiello – Ora Annalisa – Dieci Arisa – Potevi fare di più Bugo – E invece sì Colapesce e Dimartino – Musica leggerissima Coma_Cose – Fiamme negli occhi Ermal Meta – Un milione di cose da dirti Extraliscio feat. Davide Toffolo – Esordienti Fasma – Parlami Francesca Michielin e Fedez – Chiamami per nome Francesco Renga – Quando trovo te Fulminacci – Santa Marinella Gaia – Cuore amaro Ghemon – Momento perfetto Gio Evan – Arnica Irama – La genesi del tuo colore La Rappresentante di Lista – Amare Lo Stato Sociale – Combat Pop Madame – Voce Malika Ayane – Ti piaci così Måneskin – Zitti e buoni Max Gazzè e Trifluoperazina Monstery Band – Il farmacista Noemi – Glicine Orietta Berti – Quando ti sei innamorato Random – Torno a te Willie Peyote – Mai dire mai (La locura) Two of the participants entered the Eurovision stage before. Francesca Michielin with “No degree of separation” in 2016. This year, her song is written by Mahmood (ESC 2019). Ermal Meta represented Italy in 2018 in duet with Fabrizio Moro and the song “Non mi avete fatto niente”.
Tonight will also be the night for Portugal. The show starts at 22.00 CET and you can watch it here. Ten songs made it to the final: Karetus & Romeu Bairos – Saudade Joana Alegre – Joana do Mar Fábia Maia – Dia Lindo Valéria – Na Mais Profunda Saudade Carolina Deslandes – Por Um Triz NEEV – Dancing in The Stars Pedro Gonçalves – Não Vou Ficar Sara Afonso – Contramão EU.CLIDES – VOLTE-FACE The Black Mamba – Love Is On My Side Pedro Gonçalves was 6th in the 2017 national final.
Sweden is about to add four more songs to the final of Melodifestivalen. Tonight it is time for “Andra Chancen”, where songs that didn’t make it to the final can still get the ticket. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. There will be four duels: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me Alvaro Estrella took part in Melodifestivalen in 2014 but only in the semifinal. In 2020 he was 11th in the final together with Méndez. Paul Rey also reached the 2020 final and became 6th. Klara Hammarström didn’t make it to the final that year. For Eva Rydberg, Melodifestivalen was longer ago: in 1977 she became 7th.
Tonight is also the night for Denmark: in their national final Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, eight entries will fight for the ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Nanna Olivia – Hvileløse hjerter Fyr & Flamme – Øve os på hinanden Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn – Højt over skyerne Mike Tramp – Everything is Alright Claudia Campagnol – Abracadabra The Cosmic Twins – Silver Bullet Emma Nicoline – Står Lige Her Jean Michel – Beautiful Mike Tramp represented Denmark in the 1978 Eurovision Song Contest as a member of the band Mabel, singing the song “Boom Boom”. Chief1 wrote two Danish Eurovision entries: “Should’ve known better” for Soluna Samay in 2012 and “The way you are” for the Anti Social Media in 2015.
After two semifinals it’s time for Estonia to make a choice. The transmission starts at 18.30 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Egert Milder – Free Again Suured tüdrukud – Heaven’s Not That Far Tonight Hans Nayna – One By One Ivo Linna, Robert Linna, Supernova – Ma olen siin Karl Killing – Kiss Me Uku Suviste – The Lucky One Sissi – Time Jüri Pootsmann – Magus melanhoolia Redel – Tartu Koit Toome – We Could Have Been Beautiful Andrei Zevakin & Pluuto – Wingman Kadri Voorand – Energy Egert Milder took part in Eesti Laul 2015 but didn’t reach the final. In 2020 he became 4th. Kaire Vilgats (Suured tüdrukud) became 8th in 1998 and 9th in 2009. Karl Killing became 6th in 2018. Sissi, the daughter of former Eurovision winner Dave Benton, became 4th in 2020. The guys of Redel reached the 3rd place in 2013 as members of the punk band Winny Puhh. But there are no less than 4 former winners tonight. Ivor Linna represented Estonia in the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest with “Kaelakee hääl”, in duet with Maarja-Liis. Jüri Pootsmann sang “Play” in the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. Koit Toome even represented Estonia twice: in 1998 with “Mere lapsed” and in 2018, together with Laura, with “Lost in Verona”. Uku Suviste won last year’s Eesti Laul with the song “What love is”.
And there is another song online. It is the song Hurricane will sing for Serbia: “Loco Loco”. The song is composed by Darko Dimitrov and Nemanja Antonić, while group member Sanja Vučić wrote the lyrics. Last year, Hurricane was supposed to represent Serbia with the song “Hasta la vista”. This year, they will get a new chance.
After many speculations about whether Athena Manoukyan would represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest or not, another decision has been made by Armenian broadcaster AMPTV: Armenia will not participate in the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The news was published by Head of Press David Tserunyan, who posted this on Twitter: “Very sad to announce that despite our best efforts, Armenia will not participate at @Eurovision 2021. The events that followed after the confirmation of our participation have made it impossible to organize an entry in time for this month’s deadline. #ESC2021 #Armenia.” He doesn’t give any details about what events he meant, but due to the political situation in Armenia they didn’t participate in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest as well. Hopefully we will see Armenia back in the Eurovision Song Contest next year.
The Australian song is online now too. While Europe was asleep, Montaigne published her entry “Technicolour”. Montaigne wrote the song herself together with Dave Hammer. She will perform in the 1st semifinal. This weekend, Montaigne will perform the song live for the first time. Last year, Montaigne won the national selection with the song “Don’t break me”. Due to the cancellation of the contest, she never represented her country. This year, it is gonna be her turn…
It was already known for a longer time: “Sugar” is the song Natalia Gordienko is going to sing for Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest. Tonight, in a show from Moscow, the song was presented. Why Moscow? Well, it’s not that strange, as Philipp Kirkorov is one of the composers. He is accompanied by Dimitris Kontopoulos. Sharon Vaughn is responsible for the lyrics. Together they make up the so-called ‘Dream team’. Natalia Gordienko is not new to Eurovision. In 2006 she represented Moldova together with Arsenium and Connect-R. They sang “Loca”. Last year, Natalia was supposed to represent Moldova with the song “Prison”. This year, she got a new chance.
The results of the Swedish ‘andra chancen’ (second chance) are in. The four winning songs will be added to the line up for next week’s final. The winners are in bold: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me
Tonight, 26 songs and artists will compete in the Italian Festival of Sanremo. After the contest, the first question at the winner’s press conference will be asked by Eduardo Anselmo, Italian head of delegation for Eurovision: “Are you going to Eurovision?”. The winner has the first choice to do so, but can also reject the ticket. The show starts at 21.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Aiello – Ora Annalisa – Dieci Arisa – Potevi fare di più Bugo – E invece sì Colapesce e Dimartino – Musica leggerissima Coma_Cose – Fiamme negli occhi Ermal Meta – Un milione di cose da dirti
Tonight will also be the night for Portugal. The show starts at 22.00 CET and you can watch it here. Ten songs made it to the final: Karetus & Romeu Bairos – Saudade Joana Alegre – Joana do Mar Fábia Maia – Dia Lindo Valéria – Na Mais Profunda Saudade Carolina Deslandes – Por Um Triz NEEV – Dancing in The Stars Pedro Gonçalves – Não Vou Ficar Sara Afonso – Contramão EU.CLIDES – VOLTE-FACE The Black Mamba – Love Is On My Side Pedro Gonçalves was 6th in the 2017 national final.
Sweden is about to add four more songs to the final of Melodifestivalen. Tonight it is time for “Andra Chancen”, where songs that didn’t make it to the final can still get the ticket. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. There will be four duels: Alvaro Estrella – Baila Baila vs Lillasyster – Pretender Frida Green – The Silence vs Paul Rey – The Missing Piece Eva Rydberg & Ewa Roos – Rena rama ding dong VS Clara Klingenström – Behöver inte dig idag Klara Hammarström – Beat of Broken Hearts VS Efraim Leo – Best of Me Alvaro Estrella took part in
Tonight is also the night for Denmark: in their national final Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, eight entries will fight for the ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Nanna Olivia – Hvileløse hjerter Fyr & Flamme – Øve os på hinanden Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn – Højt over skyerne Mike Tramp – Everything is Alright Claudia Campagnol – Abracadabra The Cosmic Twins – Silver Bullet Emma Nicoline – Står Lige Her Jean Michel – Beautiful Mike Tramp represented Denmark in the 1978 Eurovision Song Contest as a member of the band Mabel,
After two semifinals it’s time for Estonia to make a choice. The transmission starts at 18.30 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Egert Milder – Free Again Suured tüdrukud – Heaven’s Not That Far Tonight Hans Nayna – One By One Ivo Linna, Robert Linna, Supernova – Ma olen siin Karl Killing – Kiss Me Uku Suviste – The Lucky One Sissi – Time Jüri Pootsmann – Magus melanhoolia Redel – Tartu Koit Toome – We Could Have Been Beautiful Andrei Zevakin & Pluuto – Wingman Kadri Voorand – Energy Egert Milder took part in Eesti Laul 2015 but didn’t reach the final. In 2020 he became 4th. Kaire
And there is another song online. It is the song Hurricane will sing for Serbia: “Loco Loco”. The song is composed by Darko Dimitrov and Nemanja Antonić, while group member Sanja Vučić wrote the lyrics. Last year, Hurricane was supposed to represent Serbia with the song “Hasta la vista”. This year, they will get a new chance.
After many speculations about whether Athena Manoukyan would represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest or not, another decision has been made by Armenian broadcaster AMPTV: Armenia will not participate in the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The news was published by Head of Press David Tserunyan, who posted this on Twitter: “Very sad to announce that despite our best efforts, Armenia will not participate at @Eurovision 2021. The events that followed after the confirmation of our participation have made it impossible to organize an entry in time for this month’s deadline. #ESC2021 #Armenia.” He doesn’t give any details about what events
The Australian song is online now too. While Europe was asleep, Montaigne published her entry “Technicolour”. Montaigne wrote the song herself together with Dave Hammer. She will perform in the 1st semifinal. This weekend, Montaigne will perform the song live for the first time. Last year, Montaigne won the national selection with the song “Don’t break me”. Due to the cancellation of the contest, she never represented her country. This year, it is gonna be her turn…
It was already known for a longer time: “Sugar” is the song Natalia Gordienko is going to sing for Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest. Tonight, in a show from Moscow, the song was presented. Why Moscow? Well, it’s not that strange, as Philipp Kirkorov is one of the composers. He is accompanied by Dimitris Kontopoulos. Sharon Vaughn is responsible for the lyrics. Together they make up the so-called ‘Dream team’. Natalia Gordienko is not new to Eurovision. In 2006 she represented Moldova together with Arsenium and Connect-R. They sang “Loca”. Last year, Natalia was supposed to represent Moldova with the