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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It’s Serbia’s Statehood day today and to celebrate it we wrote this article about Serbia’s participations in the contest. From Marija to Konstrakta, Serbia brought some special moments on the Eurovision stage. Let’s relive them! As crazy as it sounds, Serbia has only 17 participations in the contest. That’s because they started competing as Serbia
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Another week, another article about new artist announcements! Last weekend has been full with music shows, with the Festival di Sanremo final, the Finnish Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) and the Latvian Supernova final. Let’s meet the winners! Angelina Mango for Italy Angelina Mango is the big winner of the 74th Festival di Sanremo 2024 with
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Last Saturday has been very busy for the Eurofans as many events were taking place on the same day. The day started in Kiev with the Vidbir festival, then straight to Oslo for the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix, followed by Benidorm Fest in Spain and the Maltese MESC. Don’t worry if you missed any of
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