Malta reveals 40 songs in the running for Eurovision 2023
21 November 2022 at 13:30 CETA mixture of established domestic acts and up-and-coming talent will compete across 4 quarter-finals, one semi-final and, of course, a grand final.
The Malta Eurovision finalists:
Alone - Maxine Pace
Anything Can Happen - Jason Scerri
Blackout - Bradley Debono
Bridle Road - Dario Bezzina
Broken Hill - Andre
Checkmate - Brooke
Creeping Walls - Nathan
Dance (Our Own Party) - The Busker
Dream - James Louis
Eku Ċar - Christian Arding
Girls Get Down - Kirstie
Guess What - Eliana Gomez Blanco
Haunted - Lyndsay
Heartbreaker - Stefan
I Depend On You - Giada
In The Silence - Ryan Hili
Indescribable - Chris Grech
It’ll Be OK - Dan
La La Land - Cheryl Balzan
Leħen Fiċ-Ċpar - Mike
Love You Like That - Jake
Lura Qatt - Clintess
Masquerade - Francesca Sciberras
On My Own - Ian
Our Flame - Maria Christina
Pawn In The Game - Dario
Piranah - Klinsmann
Reġina - Aidan
Sound Of My Stilettos - Greta Tude
Tears - Mark Anthony Bartolo
Thankful - Marie Claire
The Mirror - Geo Debono
Tik Tok - Haley
Trailblazer - John Galea
Try To Be Better - Fabrizio Faniello
Unapologetic - Jessika
Up. - Matt Blxck
What Do You Want? - Stefan
Whatever Wind May Blow - Dominic & Anna
X’allegrija - Maria Debona
No further details have been given yet, but the 40 acts will be following in the footsteps of Emma Muscat who represented the island nation in Turin with I Am What I Am.
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