Czechia: Listen to the revamp of “Pedestal” by Aiko!
Aiko, the representative of Czechia, just released the revamp of her song “Pedestal”, which is going to take part in Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö! Read more
Aiko, the representative of Czechia, just released the revamp of her song “Pedestal”, which is going to take part in Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö! Read more
About a month ago, Aiko won ESCZ, and at the same time the representation of Czechia in Eurovision 2024, with the song “Pedestal” .
Aiko won the national final, with almost twice as many votes as the runner-up Elly. However, this great win was not Aiko’s first attempt at the national final.
As she revealed in “The EuroTrip Podcast”, she has submitted her songs to ČT several times, in order to participate in ESCZ:
“I think this is my third try at this point. I just really like the community around it. I love that in Eurovision the artists are actually going in with their own music, which is very different to other contests. It’s something I really wanted to experience, and this is the year that it just worked out.”
Apparently, each times Aiko submitted songs, the public television did not select her to participate in the National Final.
Furthermore, Aiko made some revelations about her stage appearance and what we can expect from her in May:
“You can expect it to be very conceptual – there is a very interesting idea. There will be black, red and white.”
Aiko will represent Czechia in Eurovision 2024, with her song “Pedestal”:
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Source: eurotrippodcast.com
Just a few hours ago, ČT, the national broadcaster of Czechia, announced the winner of its national selection.
A week ago, seven artists performed their songs live during the Czech national final, with voting opening during the evening and closing on December 12. The result was determined by 70% of the voting of an international audience and 30% of the voting of the Czech audience, crowning Aiko with “Pedestal” as the winner of ESCZ 2024.
Moreover, ČT has also published the detailed voting results of ESCZ 2024, which were shaped up as following:
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It is noticeable that the International and Czech audience did not agree upon the winner of the selection. International viewers gave the win my a massive margin to Aiko, while the Czech audience massively voted for Elly, while placing Aiko fifth out of seven. Although, the win in the international votes was crucial for Aiko, giving her the ticket to Malmö.
Aiko, currently based in Brighton (United Kingdom), is a visionary artist who delves into profound themes such as love, solitude, and self-understanding, using her music as a medium for introspection and connection.
Aiko’s journey in the music industry has been nothing short of remarkable. Her sophomore album, Fortune’s Child is a testament to her growth as an artist and the depth of her musical prowess.
Breaking barriers and making history, Aiko proudly stands as the first Czech artist to grace the iconic Times Square. Moreover, she has earned the distinction of being the first Czech female artist to contribute to the global Spotify Equal Campaign, emphasising her commitment to inclusivity and equality within the music industry.
You can listen to the entry of Czechia for Eurovision 2024, below!
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It’s Czechia’s turn to present the representative and song that won the national final and the country’s representation in Eurovision 2024 in Malmö. ČT, the public broadcaster of the country, selected seven artists who took part in the grand final of ESCZ 2024, last week. The hosts of the nationl final, were Adam Mišík, and also the Austrian representative of 2018, Cesár Sampson was the co-host.
The seven artists performed their songs live during the Czech national final, with voting opening during the evening. The final result was determined by 70% of the voting of the international public and 30% of the voting of the Czech public, a clear indication of the importance given by the Czech delegation to the preferences of foreign Eurofans who will also have the final say during the three nights in May in Sweden.
The official Eurovision YouTube channel announced a while ago that the Czech representative for 2024 will be Aiko with the song “Pedestal“! You can listen to the entry of Czechia at the video below:
Aiko, currently based in Brighton (United Kingdom), is a visionary artist who delves into profound themes such as love, solitude, and self-understanding, using her music as a medium for introspection and connection.
Aiko’s journey in the music industry has been nothing short of remarkable. Her sophomore album, Fortune’s Child is a testament to her growth as an artist and the depth of her musical prowess.
Breaking barriers and making history, Aiko proudly stands as the first Czech artist to grace the iconic Times Square. Moreover, she has earned the distinction of being the first Czech female artist to contribute to the global Spotify Equal Campaign, emphasising her commitment to inclusivity and equality within the music industry.
What do you think of the result? Let us know in the comments section below!
The national final period has officially started. It’s Czechia’s turn to present the representative and song that won the national final and the country’s representation in Eurovision 2024 in Malmö.
ČT, the public broadcaster of the country, selected seven artists who took part in the grand final of ESCZ 2024, last week.
The hosts of the nationl final, will be Adam Mišík, and also the Austrian representative of 2018, Cesár Sampson will be a co-host.
In the following list, you can find the seven artists and their performances in ESCZ 2024:
The seven artists performed their songs live during the Czech national final, with voting opening during the evening. The final determined by 70% of the voting of the international public and 30% of the voting of the Czech public, a clear indication of the importance given by the Czech delegation to the preferences of foreign Eurofans who will also have the final say during the three nights in May in Sweden.
The announcement of the winner of ESCZ 2024 and the representative of Czechia in Eurovision 2024, will be made tomorrow at 8:15 CET.
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Just a while ago, ESCZ 2024, the national final of Czechia, took place and the artists presented the songs with which they are vying to represent their country in Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö.
The hosts of the night were the well-known actor from Prague, Adam Mišík, and the Austrian representative in 2018, Cesár Sampson as a co-host.
The seven finalists, presented their song, by performing them live and here are the perfromances:
The voting started during the show and will go on until next Monday, December 11, with the winner being announced next Tuesday.
The winner will be determined by 100% publice vote:
If you want to vote for your favourite song and help Czechia select its representative, you just need to download the official Eurovision app, HERE!
Until we find out who will represent Czechia at Eurovision 2024, let’s remember the country’s participation in last year’s contest. The previous ESCZ winners and representatives of the Czech Republic at Eurovision 2023 were Vesna with the song “My Sister’s Crown” and they finished in 10th place:
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The Czech Republic chooses its representative in Eurovision 2024 tonight, as in a few hours the Grand Final of ESCZ 2024 will take place.
ČT, the public broadcaster of Czechia, decided to organize a national final, for the sixth year in a row (with the exception of 2021), in order to select their representative for Eurovision 2024. The public broadcaster selected seven artists that are going to compete in the Grand Final of ESCZ 2024.
The hosts of the nationl final, will be Adam Mišík, and also the Austrian representative of 2018, Cesár Sampson will be a co-host.
The final of ESCZ 2024 will take place tonight at 20:15. The national final will be broadcasted by the official Eurovision YouTube channel and you can watch it HERE.
In the following list you can watch the seven artists taking part in ESCZ 2024:
The competing songs were meant to be revealed during the national final, however some of them are already available online:
The five artists will perform their songs live during the Czech national final, with voting opening during the evening.
The final result will be determined by 70% of the voting of the international public and 30% of the voting of the Czech public, a clear indication of the importance given by the Czech delegation to the preferences of foreign Eurofans who will also have the final say during the three nights in May in Sweden. Subsequently, the final result and the representative of the Czech Republic in Sweden will be announced.
Until we find out who will represent Czechia at Eurovision 2024, let’s remember the country’s participation in last year’s contest. The previous ESCZ winners and representatives of the Czech Republic at Eurovision 2023 were Vesna with the song “My Sister’s Crown” and they finished in 10th place:
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We’re just a few days apart form the first complete national final of Eurovision Song Contest 2024. The national final of Czechia, is going to take place this Monday, with seven artists competing.
In the latest episode of “The Euro Trip Podcast”, Kryštof Šámal the head of delegation of Czechia, revealing new info about the Czech national final, taking place in December 4.
Kryštof Šámal revealed that besides having Adam Misik return as a host, we will see Cesár Sampson as a co-host of the national final, for the first time in front of the public.
“It was very convenient to have him as part of our core team, plus [to] give him the opportunity to do the interviews and get to know the artists because he can give them advice. In the previous years he was helping us out of goodwill, this year we managed to officially hire César as part of our core team, at least for this initial phase of preparation. It’s already been a huge, huge help. I became friends with a lot of artists in the last three or four years, so I like to have somebody who is not involved in the Czech scene to correct my bias. We gave him huge power this year because we think the combination of our taste and bias, plus his outside perspective can make for a great selection this year.”
He also stated that it’s highly possible we are going to see seven finalists, instead of five, as was the original plan:
“We might have more than five. It was very hard to select just five songs. I think we can have a very strong national selection this year, so we are thinking about maybe having a little bit more. We have most of them selected, but we still have one or two question marks for various reasons. If everything goes as planned, I think we will have seven. But there is also a possibility that we have six or five because, with two artists, we are still in the process of negotiation.”
We remind you that the national final will take place on December 4 at the ROXY in Prague. You can watch ESCZ 2024 on the night of the final on the Eurovision YouTube channel at 19:30 CET.
More details about the participants will be announced soon. We will hear the songs for the first time on the day of the final.
The previous winners of ESCZ and Czechia’s representative in Eurovision 2023, were Vesna with their song “My Sister’s Crown” ending up in 10th place of the Grand Final:
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Source: The Euro Trip Podcast
Czechia will select its representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 on 4 December at 19:30 (CET).
Czech Television announced today that their entry for Eurovision 2024 will be selected next month. ESCZ 2024 will take place on 4 December at ROXY in Prague, with Adam Misik returning as host. More details will be announced by the broadcaster tomorrow.
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The ESCZ is once again the National Final, but with a new feature. From this year, singers are not required to have Czech citizenship. This means that artists from Slovakia who live permanently in the Czech Republic and contribute to its music scene can also compete.
Lasy year Vesna came 10th on the Grand Final with the song “My Sister’s Crown”.
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