Eurovision 2022: The 10 finalists of the 2nd Semi-Final!
The 2nd Semi-Final of Eurovision Song Contest 2022 ended a few minutes ago, held Pala Olimpico in Turin, Italy.
The 10 countries that advanced to Saturday’s grand final are:
- Belgium
- Czech Republic
- Azerbaijan
- Poland
- Finland
- Estonia
- Australia
- Sweden
- Romania
- Serbia
The 2nd Semi- Final began with an opening act in which in one of the presenters Alessandro Cattelan danced with a group of dancers to the viral TikTok song “My name is Chiki”.
In total, 18 countries claimed the 10 tickets leading to the Final. Those were:
- Finland: The Rasmus – “Jezabel”
- Israel: Michael Ben David – “I.M.”
- Serbia: Konstrakta – “In Corpore Sano”
- Azerbaijan: Nadir Rustamli – “Fade to Black”
- Georgia: Circus Mircus – “Lock Me In”
- Malta: Emma Muscat – “I Am What I Am”
- San Marino: Achille Lauro – “Stripper”
- Australia: Sheldon Riley – “Not the Same”
- Cyprus: Andromache – “Ela”
- Ireland: Brooke – “That’s Rich”
- North Macedonia: Andrea – “Circles”
- Estonia: Stefan – “Hope”
- Romania: WRS – “Llámame”
- Poland: Ochman – “River”
- Montenegro: Vladana – “Breathe”
- Belgium: Jérémie Makiese – “Miss You”
- Sweden: Cornelia Jakobs – “Hold Me Closer”
- Czech Republic: We Are Domi – “Lights Off”
Interval Acts
After the end of the competing part Mika along side with Laura Pausini performed exceptionally Sting’s Fragile, and Patti Smith’s People Have the Power, conveiyng an antiwar message.
Il Volo also got on stage to perform another version of their 2015 entry Grande Amore.
Spain, United Kingdom and Germany
Right before the announcement of the aforementioned finalists, we had the chance to see clips from the performances of Spain, United Kingdom and Germany, the member of the Big 5 who had the right to vote in this Semi – Final.
https://youtu.be/a6uq6oSP5MI
https://youtu.be/rbtPxZby4js
https://youtu.be/ohzfN-ueDZE
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