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Earlier today, during the TV show “Ringvaade”, the names of the last ten artists, their song titles and the composers of their songs competing the Second Semi-Final of Eesti Laul 2023 were revealed.

The 20 artists competing in Eesti Laul 2023:

In the list below, you can see the first ten artists, that were announced yesterday, and their songs for Eesti Laul 2023:

• Alika – “Bridges”
• Andreas – “Why Do You Love Me”
• Carlos Ukareda – “Whiskey Won’t Forget“
• Ellip – “Pretty Girl”
• Elysa – “Bad Philosophy”
• Janek – “House of Glass”
• Kaw – “Valik”
• Meelik – “Tuju”
• Sissi – “Lighthouse”’
• Wiiralt & Ultima Thule – “Salalik“

Today, once again through the TV show “Ringvaade”, the names of the 10 remaining artists were revealed, alongside their songs titles and the composers of each song:

• m els – “So Good At What You Do”
• Robin Juhkental – “Kurbuse matused” (Funeral of sorrow)
• Neon Letters & Maiko – “Tokimeki” (Palpitation)
• Bedwetters – “Monsters”
• Anett x Fredi – “You Need to Move On”
• OLLIE – “Venom”
• Linalakk & Bonzo – “Aeg” (Time)
• MERLYN – “Unicorn Vibes”
• MIA – “Üks samm korraga” (One step at a time)
• Inger – “Awaiting You”

Robin previously represented Estonia as part of Malcolm Lincoln in 2010. There are also artists that have taken part in previous versions of Eesti Laul, namely: Anett & Freddy and Inger.

The National Final

Ten songs will compete in each of the two semi-finals, five of which will advance to the Grand Final. Three songs will be chosen by the public vote and two from the jury

The Grand Final, is divided in two rounds of voting. In the first round, that consists of 50% public vote and 50% jury vote, will determine the songs that will advance to the Superfinal. Then, the Estonian representative will be decided by 100% public vote.

We remind you that these are the dates announced for Eesti Laul 2023:

• First Semi-Final – January 12th
• Second Semi-Final – January 14th
• Grand Final – February 11th

The previous winner of Eesti Laul and Estonia’s representative in Eurovision 2022 was Stefan with the song “Hope“,  who ended up in 13th place in the Grand Final, while on the same time he brough his country back to the final after a non-qualification in 2021:

https://youtu.be/GdTpQmMem8U

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Estonian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023, in Liverpool!

During the TV show “Ringvaade”, the first ten names, their song titles and the composers of their songs competing the First Semi-Final of Eesti Laul 2023 were revealed earlier this afternoon.

Estonia’s public broadcaster, ERR, chose the 20 best songs among the 217 songs submitted, to compete in the national final, in order to claim the country’s representation in Eurovision 2023.

The first 10 artists competing in Eesti Laul:

In the list below, you can see the first ten artists and their songs for Eesti Laul 2023:

• Alika – “Bridges”
• Andreas – “Why Do You Love Me”
• Carlos Ukareda – “Whiskey Won’t Forget“
• Ellip – “Pretty Girl”
• Elysa – “Bad Philosophy”
• Janek – “House of Glass”
• Kaw – “Valik”
• Meelik – “Tuju”
• Sissi – “Lighthouse”’
• Wiiralt & Ultima Thule – “Salalik“

There are also artists that have previously taken part in Eesti Laul, such as Sissi, Wiiralt and Elysa!

The National Final

Ten songs will compete in each of the two semi-finals, five of which will advance to the Grand Final. Three songs will be chosen by the public vote and two from the jury

The Grand Final, is divided in two rounds of voting. In the first round, that consists of 50% public vote and 50% jury vote, will determine the songs that will advance to the Superfinal. Then, the Estonian representative will be decided by 100% public vote.

The schedule of Eesti Laul 2023

We remind you that these are the dates announced for Eesti Laul 2023:

• First Semi-Final – January 12th
• Second Semi-Final – January 14th
• Grand Final – February 11th

The previous winner of Eesti Laul and Estonia’s representative in Eurovision 2022 was Stefan with the song “Hope“ who ended up in 13th place in the Grand Final, while on the same time he brough his country back to the final after a non-qualification in 2021:

https://youtu.be/GdTpQmMem8U

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Estonian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023, in Liverpool!

Source: Etv.ee