All the finalists of this year’s edition of the Eurovision Song Contest are here. The second semifinal took place this Thursday, May 12, and completed the list of competitors who qualified for the final. Representatives from Belgium, the Czech Republic, Azerbaijan, Poland, Finland, Estonia, Australia, Sweden, Romania and Serbia qualified tonight.
The competitors who managed to qualify in this second semifinal join the already qualified representatives of Portugal (singer and composer Maro), Ukraine, France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom, Italy, Armenia, Iceland, Lithuania, Norway, Greece, Moldova and Netherlands. You can remember all the finalist songs at the end of this article.
The second semi-final was played, like the first, in the inside PalaOlimpico, in Turin (Italy), and was broadcast live on the official Eurovision channel on YouTube. In Portugal, it was broadcast on delayed television starting at 9:47 p.m. on RTP1, having also been broadcast on RTP Internacional, RTP Africa, RTP Internacional Asia and RTP Internacional América.
The representatives of France, Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom and Italy already had, at the beginning of this edition, the confirmation of direct classification to the final, since they have automatic passage to form the group called “big five” – and Italy remain hosts this year for Måneskin’s victory in 2021, which would also earn them a direct ticket to the last phase.
In the first semifinal, the indirect classification had been achieved by Maro (Portugal), Kalush Orchestra (Ukraine), Marius Bear (Switzerland), Rosa Linn (Armenia), Systur (Iceland), Monika Liu (Lithuania), Subwoolfer (Norway), Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord (Greece), Zdob şi Zdub & Advahov Brothers (Moldova) and S10 (The Netherlands).
After winning the Song Festival, how far does Maro want to go? “I want to do this, either at the top or completely outside”
Remember the performances of the selected finalists this Thursday and the songs from Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom, presented tonight:
United Kingdom (“Big Five”)
Sam Ryder – “Spaceman”
Germany (“Big Five”)
Malik Harris – “Rock Stars”
Spain (“Big Five”)
Chanel – “SloMo”
Belgium
Jeremie Makiese – “I Miss You”
Czech Republic
We Are Domi – “Lights Out”
azerbaijan
Nadir Rustalli – “Fade Into Black”
Poland
Ochman-“River”
Finland
The Rasmo – Jezebel
Estonia
Stefan – “Hope”
Australia
Sheldon Riley – “It’s Not the Same”
Sweden
Cornelia Jakobs – “Hold Me Closer”
Romania
WRS – “Call me”
Serbian
Konstrakta – “In Corpore Sano”
Remember also the performances of the finalists classified in the first semifinal and the songs from France and Italy, presented that night:
Swiss
Marius Bear – “Boys Cry”
Armenia
Rosa Linn- “Snap”
Iceland
Systur — Með Hækkandi Sól
Lithuania
Monika Liu – “Sentimental”
Portugal
MARO – “longing longing”
Norway
Subwoolfer – “Give that wolf a banana”
Greece
Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord – “Die Together”
Ukraine
Kalush Orchestra – “Stefania”
moldova
Brothers Zdob şi Zdub and Advahov — “Trenulețul”
Netherlands
S10 — “De Diepte”
France (“Big Five”)
Alvan and Ahez – “Fulenn”
Italy (“Big Five” and host country)
Mahmood & Blanco – “Brividi”
Source: Observadora
