Good evening ESC Hearbeats community! Here is your new artist update- part 8, which is our second to last! Last weekend was a big one for the Eurofans, with the grand final of Melodifestivalen in Stockholm and the final of Festival da Canção in Lisbon. Read below for the results! Electric Fields for Australia Australia has […]
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Here is your weekly update about new artists for Malmo! Kaleen for Austria Kaleen will be the Austrian representative for this year’s contest with her song ‘We Will Rave‘. She was selected internally by the Austrian Broadcaster ORF. In total there were 14 artists shortlisted that were judged by a jury and Eurovision fan clubs.
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Good evening! We are already at the Part 6 of our ‘Meet the artists’ posts-meaning that we are getting closer and closer to the contest! Today we will talk about Croatia, San Marino and Poland. Stay updated by reading our post 🙂 Baby Lasagna for Croatia Last Sunday Croatia has chosen their representative for Malmo.
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It’s Estonia’s national day and it’s time to say Hello to yesterday (pun intended) and remember the country’s Eurovision journey over the years. Estonia counts 30 participations in the contest and 1 victory! They made their debut in 1994 in Dublin, finishing 24th and as a result relegating from the next year’s contest. However, they
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New week, new artists! The weeks are flying by, February is almost gone and most of the songs have already been revealed. Last weekend was another busy weekend for the Eurovision community with Germany, Denmark, Moldova and Lithuania choosing their artists for Malmo 2024. Here we gathered all the updates from last weekend! Isaak for
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Today marks another national day, with Lithuania celebrating their act of independence! So today’s article is dedicated to Lithuania and its Eurovision history. Lithuania made its Eurovision debut in Dublin in 1994, but unfortunately with null points. Their disappointment only lasted 5 years and they returned in 1999 with Aistè and her song ‘Strazdas’, finishing
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