Malta to stay in Eurovision Song Contest

OGAE Malta reports:

Malta will continue to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, Culture Minister Dolores Cristina said tonight.

There had been many calls for Malta to withdraw from the contest after its disappointing results in the last three years. Just over 57% of respondents to a timesofmalta.com poll also said they were against Malta's continued participation.


But Mrs Cristina told Parliament that it was the view of the Malta Council for Culture and the Arts that Malta should continue to participate.

Malta:New audio version of Vodka

escmalta.com reports:


Following her successful promotion in Latvia, Morena is back in Malta to kick-off with the video shoot of the Maltese Eurovision entry Vodka.

Morena said that the video will include some up-sailing and some other actions which the Maltese representative is set to do to present an exciting video.

Till now no more official statements have been made about Morena's promo tour schedule but the singer is expected to visit more countries towards her performance in Belgrade.

Following the new version of Vodka and now the video shoot in the next few weeks we will experience the premiere and the launch of the Eurovision version for Malta.

You can visit Morena's MySpace website here, where you can hear the new audio version of the Maltese entry song, Vodka.

You can visit Morena'a blog here.

photo:Brian Grech

Malta - Morena - Vodka

Morena will represent Malta with the song Vodka at the Eurovision Song Contest in Belgrade.

The Gozitan singer Morena is unique in her capabilities of singing. She tries different of styles and her voice is one of the best on the islands.

Last December she won the Malta International TV Song Festival with the song "Boghod Mill-Ghajn...Boghod Mill-Qalb" composed by Renato Briffa and penned by Mark Amaira.

Morena - Vodka

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