Estonia: These are the guest artists of “Eesti Laul 2024”!

On this Saturday, February the 17th, the National Final of Estonia will take place, through which the official entry for the country’s participation in Eurovision 2024 will be determined, of it is all about the famous “Eesti Laul 2024“.

It is important to note that this year Estonia celebrates its thirty (30) years of participation in Eurovision Song Contest, since its first entry back in 1994, by Silvi Vraid. Thus, the national Estonian broadcaster, ERR, just a few hours ago, announced a fully glamorous list of names and celebrities that are going to be present at the Grand Final.

This specific list of course includes the one and only Silvi Vraid, who represented Estonia in 1994 for the very first time with her song “Nagu Marelaine” and also the famous singer Lea Dali Lion. Furthermore, the famous metal band HND, rapper Gameboy Tetris, pop singer Eleryn Tiit, the drum duo Muteko Taiko and the dancers from Dance Republic Tantsukooli will also be present in order to entertain the audience and to celebrate also Vraid’s talent and contribution to the Estonian music scene.

Moreover, for the very first time, rapper Arop will perform his new single “A.I.A. (Anna Inimesele Andeks)”, which was recorded almost four years ago by Arop and the late Lea Dali Lion, who would have celebrated her 50th birthday.

Until then, let’s remember the running order of the ten (10) artists who are going to perform at Eesti Laul 2024:

1. Brother Apollo – “Bad Boy“
2. Carlos Ukareda – “Never Growing Up“
3. Ewert and the Two Dragons – “Hold Me Now“
4. Anet Vaikmaa – “Serotoniin“
5. Ollie – “My Friend“
6. Daniel Levi – “Over the Moon“
7. Uudo Sepp, Sarah Murray – “Still Love“
8. Peter Põder – “Korra Veel“
9. 5miinust ja Puuluup – “(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi“
10. Nele-Liss Vaiksoo – “Käte ümber Jää“

The Grand Final of “Eesti Laul 2024” will take place at Tondiraba Ice Hall in Tallinn, while the main hosts Tõnis Niinemets and Grete Kuld. There are going to be two voting rounds, while the first one is the one that is going to determine which entries will be qualified for the Super Final; the qualification will be determined by a split voting system among the public’s vote (50%) and jury’s vote (the rest 50%), while the winner will be determined by the public only.

Hence, only a few days separate us from finding out who is going to be Alika’s successor, who ended at the 8th place, singing her song “Bridges”.

Source: ERR

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