Malta: Results of the Second Semi-Final of MESC 2025!

Malta: Results of the Second Semi-Final of MESC 2025!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eight additional contestants advanced to the final stage of the Maltese Eurovision national selection "MESC 2025" from the second semi-final held last night. View the full results! Eight out of twelve contestants have advanced to the final stage of the Maltese Eurovision national selection "MESC 2025," which will be held next Saturday, February 8. During this event, Malta will choose its representative and song for the Eurovision 2025 to be held in Basel, Switzerland. The show was hosted by Valentina Rossi and Pauline Agius, who were previously spokespeople for Malta at Eurovision, and Davide Tucci, a famous Italian actor whose mother is Maltese. During the evening, Emmelie de Forest, Eurovision 2013's winner, preformed with her song - "Typical love song", and her winning song - "Only Teardrops", and also Malta representetive for Eurovision 2017, Claudia Faniello. The eight finalists are Dario Bezzina ft. Żeppi l-Muni, Miriana Conte, The Alchemists, Martina Borg, Nathan Psaila, Kantera, Krista Šujak and Stefan Galea. ...
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“We Don’t Listen to Israeli Music”: Iceland’s Söngvakeppnin 2025 Duo Responds to Plagiarism Accusations

“We Don’t Listen to Israeli Music”: Iceland’s Söngvakeppnin 2025 Duo Responds to Plagiarism Accusations

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After the songs for the Icelandic Eurovision pre-selection were revealed, and amid numerous accusations surrounding the duo VÆB, who many claim copied an Israeli song, the duo now responds to the allegations and denies them: "We only listen to Icelandic pop" VÆB, the Icelandic duo competing in Iceland's Eurovision 2025 Söngvakeppnin, has responded to allegations that their song "Róa" plagiarizes an Israeli hit. The controversy erupted shortly after RÚV, Iceland's national broadcaster, revealed the ten entries for "Söngvakeppnin 2025," scheduled for February 22nd, where the winner will represent Iceland at Eurovision 2025 in Basel. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); VÆB firmly rejected claims of copying the Israeli song "Wedding of the Year" by Eyal Golan and Itay Levy. "We've never heard this song in our lives. We don't listen to Israeli music. We only listen to Icelandic rap, Icelandic pop, and Eminem," the duo stated in an interview. Rúnar Freyr Gíslason, the contest's director, addressed the issue, saying, "Some say every real Eurovision...
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