The Southern country has released it’s entry for this year’s Eurovision. The Greek Andromache will sing “Ela” in Italy. The song is in partly Greek. It’s the first time in four years we’re hearing the Greek language.
Cyprus is keeping it’s streak with sending artists that are partnered with Panik Records. Marvin Diettman has been assigned to do the staging. Do you think Andromache will be a successor to Elini foureira, Tamta and Elena tsagrinou?
The Serbian results are in. Out of 15 songs, 8 finalists are chosen. The titles of the finalists are in bold: Ivana Štrbac, “La La La” Jett Vega, “Rolerkoster” Princ, “Mila” Maršali, “Po policama sećana” Dušan Kurtić, “Boginja” Tanja Banjanim, “Ja sam bolja” Tam, “Durum Durum” Gifts & Roses, “Do kraja vremena” Lensy, “Hvala ti” Sedlar, “Oči boje zemlje” Maja Nikolić, “Žali srce moje” Mimi Mercedez, “Turbo žurka” Oxajo, “MaMa” Vukayla, “Mask” AltCtrl, “Mamurna jutra” Now the line up for the final on 28 February is complete! We have to wait and see who’s gonna win! Share
The Serbian results are in. Out of 15 songs, 8 finalists are chosen. The titles of the finalists are in bold: Ivana Štrbac, “La La La” Jett Vega, “Rolerkoster” Princ, “Mila” Maršali, “Po policama sećana” Dušan Kurtić, “Boginja” Tanja Banjanim, “Ja sam bolja” Tam, “Durum Durum” Gifts & Roses, “Do kraja vremena” Lensy, “Hvala ti” Sedlar, “Oči boje zemlje” Maja Nikolić, “Žali srce moje” Mimi Mercedez, “Turbo žurka” Oxajo, “MaMa” Vukayla, “Mask” AltCtrl, “Mamurna jutra” Now the line up for the final on 28 February is complete! We have to wait and see who’s gonna win! Share
