Sweden at Eurovision 2026: Felicia will perform the song “My System” in the first semi-final on May 12th in Vienna, Austria. Listen to the song.
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“My System” is the song that will be performed by the singer Felicia, which will represent Sweden at Eurovision 2026 to be held in Vienna, Austria, on May 12th, 14th and 16th. The song was written by the artist herself Felicia Eriksson, together with Audun Agnar, Emily Harbakk, Julie Bergan and Theresa Rex. This is the first Eurovision entry by all songwriters.
The performance begins with Felicia standing alone at center stage, wearing a mask over her face, a shimmering black minidress, and glove-like accessories – her entire outfit is black, accented by connecting red threads. The surrounding lighting is a dark, moody red. During the first chorus, the LED screens come to life, projecting red waves; immediately after, red laser beams illuminate the entire stage as Felicia is joined by six dancers. At various points, the LED screens display Felicia’s masked face. As the song concludes, her face is revealed (both on stage and on the screens) wearing shimmering silver sunglasses without the mask, as she performs a final dance routine with the performers. The entire performance is magnetic and hypnotic from start to finish.
“My System” is a Pop-Schlager-EDM anthem that deals with the singer’s struggle to emotionally and physically break free from a figure from her past, in the face of an intense attraction that resurfaces to overwhelm her every weekend.
The song depicts Felicia’s internal conflict between the rational desire to move on from a past relationship and her complex emotional reality. The singer declares that during the week, she manages to suppress the other person’s presence, even feeling as though she has “danced on the grave” of the idea of them. However, as the weekend approaches, the walls she built collapse—she describes how he returns to flood her thoughts, her body, and her emotions, proving that she hasn’t truly managed to “get him out of her system.”
Felicia utilizes metaphors from the world of technology and security to illustrate her helplessness. She speaks of attempts to delete memories or encrypt feelings to protect herself, only to realize that no psychological firewall can help. The singer defines herself as a “disaster” in need of a “fix,” realizing that his presence has become an inseparable part of her physical and mental system – leaving her in a loop of liberation attempts that fail every time Friday arrives.
Felicia – Who Are You?
Felicia Agneta Eriksson, or by her stage name Felicia, is a 24-year-old Swedish singer who is also famously known for her alter ego – Fröken Snusk – concealed behind a pink mask. She rose to prominence in September 2022 following the release of the song “Ride mig som en dalahäst,” which garnered over 20 million streams on Spotify. She competed in Melodifestivalen 2024 with the entry “Unga & Fria”; although she did not qualify for the final, both her persona and the song became a nationwide hit. Even in her current iteration as Felicia (an identity she began using in April 2025), the singer remains committed to obscuring her face, alternating between masks and sunglasses.
Prior to her music career, she studied administration and trade in high school and worked in the restaurant and infrastructure industries, as well as serving as a telemarketing representative. Since 2024, she has managed her own company, Tinis Consulting AB.
She has now been selected through Sweden’s national selection, Melodifestivalen 2026, to represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, Austria, with her song “My System”.
Melodifestivalen 2026 – Results:
- Felicia – “My System” – 71+90=161 points
- Greczula – “Half Of Me” – 64+70=134 points
- Medina – “Viva L’Amor” – 66+66=132 points
- Smash Into Pieces – “Hollow” – 49+41=90 points
- Brandsta City Släckers – “Rakt in i elden” – 34+48=82 points
- Cimberly – “Eternity” – 48+30=78 points
- A*Teens – “Iconic” – 31+36=67 points
- Lilla Al-Fadji – “Delulu” – 24+39=63 points
- Meira Omar – “Dooset Daram” – 33+8=41 points
- Sanna Nielsen – “Waste Your Love” – 17+16=33 points
- Robin Bengtsson – “Honey Honey” – 22+7=29 points
- Saga Ludvigsson – “Ain’t Today” – 5+13=18 points
Click on the song titles to listen!
Lyrics – “My System”
I don’t even want you
No you don’t take up space
On any given Monday
I’m forgetting how you taste
I killed the whole idea of you
Been dancing on your grave
Cause I don’t even want you
Then Friday screams your name
Cause now you’re in my head
My heart
My body parts
You’re always coming back on the weekends
You’re in every touch
And thought
And every shot
No I can’t get you out of my system
(My system)
No I can’t get you out of my system
Hate the morning after
Hate the way you make me feel
I am a disaster
I just need to fix myself
For real
Cause now you’re in my head
My heart
My body parts
You’re always coming back on the weekends
You’re in every touch
And thought
And every shot
No I can’t get you out of my system
(My system)
No I can’t get you out of my system
No I can’t get you out of my system
If I deleted all the memories of you and me
And barricaded my walls
If I encrypted all my feelings for security
It wouldn’t matter at all
Cause now you’re in my head
My heart
My body parts
You’re always coming back on the weekends
You’re in every touch
And thought
And every shot
No I can’t get you out of my system
(My, my, my system)
No I cаn’t get you out of my syѕtem
Sweden at Eurovision 2025:
“Bara bada bastu” (in English: “Just take a sauna”) is the title of the song which was performed by the band KAJ, who represented Sweden in Eurovision 2025, in Basel, Switzerland – placing 4th with 321 points. The song was written by the band members – Kevin Holmström, Axel Åhman, and Jakob Norrgård – along with Anderz Wrethov, Kristoffer Strandberg, and Robert Skowronski.
The song led the betting predictions throughout the competition, reaching a peak of 49% winning probability, but ultimately finished in fourth place with 321 points – 126 points from the juries, ranked sixth, and 195 more points from the public, ranked third.
Eurovision 2026: This will be Sweden’s 65th appearance in the competition. Sweden joined Eurovision in 1958 and has won the contest seven times over the years. The country’s most recent victory came in 2023, when Loreen won with the song “Tattoo”.
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