It’s the time of year when the Post-Eurovision depression is in full swing, but there’s no better cure than to reminisce! Together with ESCDaily Editor, Dennis Van Eersel, we will be discussing each of this year’s competing nations – from their results to how we think they could improve in the future!
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Georgia is offering up one of the simplest songs this year, and they also have the staging to match. Tornike delivers his song on stage alone, wearing a white button up and black pants. The staging is dark and moody, especially in the first half of the song. Because of the darkness, it makes it…
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Georgia began their Eurovision journey strong with a number of promising results. In recent years, the nation has started to lose their way at Eurovision, with three non-qualifications in a row. Hoping to reverse that streak is Tornike Kipiani, who will be singing You at Eurovision this year. Anita (Eurovision Union) Song and Vocals I…
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The Georgian Eurovision entry for this year’s contest has now been unveiled, with Tornike Kipiani returning to represent the nation. The rock singer will be singing the more toned-down entry, ‘You’ in Rotterdam this year. The song was written by Tornike himself, and was produced alongside Aleko Berdzenishvili. Additional vocals were provided by the Gori…
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Georgia began their Eurovision journey with success, and it wasn’t uncommon for the nation to reach the final and finish either in, or close to the top 10. In recent years, they have struggled, with three non-qualifications in a row. This year, Tornike Kipiani was set to represent Georgia with the song Take Me As…
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Earlier in the Eurovision season, Tornike Kipiani was crowned the winner of the latest season of Georgian Idol. Now, the Georgian broadcaster GPB have released their Eurovision entry, which is titled Take Me As I Am. The song was written by Tornike himself, and arranged with Aleko Berdzenishvili. The music video was directed by Temo…
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Georgian Idol has now concluded, and the winner has been crowned. Tornike Kipiani has won the vote, and will now represent Georgia at Eurovision in Rotterdam with a song yet to be revealed. After a 10 week season, the final of Georgian Idol featured a total of four artists all competing to become the next…
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