It’s been a week since Junior Eurovision took place in the capital of Bulgaria, and it’s about time we wrapped up the 2015 coverage by talking about our thoughts on the show – our favourites, our not-so-favourites and surprises on the night. Last night, the Aussies got to watch the show in prime time, although…
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This year, in the mini EMA format, Slovenia has chosen Lina Kuduzovic, who will be singing Prva Ljubezen (First Love). This is Slovenia’s second entry into Junior Eurovision, and both entries have been strong, female voices. We’ve heard the song in both the recorded and live forms, which gives an insight on how the song…
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Last year, Slovenia debuted at Junior Eurovision with Ula Lozar, a talented young star, and this year, they hoped to find another pocket sized superstar to follow on and improve on their debut result. To choose their act, Slovenia held a Mini EMA – for those who follow Eurovision, you will know of EMA, the…
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*Warning, this contains spoilers* Last night, the second semi-final of the 60th Anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest took place in Vienna. The line-up was strong, with many Eurovision fans struggling to pick their favourites! Nevertheless, after the voting was complete, Europe and Australia picked their top 10. Here are the next 10 finalists: Lithuania…
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I can guarantee I’ll have some disapproving faces staring at the screen after this review…. This year, Maraaya was chosen to represent Slovenia. The duo is fronted by a very unique singer. Her voice is quite interesting, and it’s the point of differentiation for the song, but I have to say, I don’t think I…
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Last night in Ljubljana, the EMA final took place to determine who, and which song will represent Slovenia in Eurovision 2015. This year, eight acts competed, and these acts are: Alya and Neno Belan – Misunderstandings Tim Kores-Kori – Once Too Many Times Jana Šušteršič – Glas Srca I.C.E. – Vse Moguče Clemens – Mava…
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