Estonia: The Guest performances of the Semi-Final of Eesti Laul 2024!
This Saturday (20th of January), the Semi-Final of Eesti Laul, the national selection of Estonia for Eurovision 2024, will take place. Later today, Estonia’s national broadcaster, ERR, has announced some of the guest performances of the night!
The Semi-Final of Eesti Laul 2024 will begin with a performance of the 15-member dance group Põmaki!, which will be directed by the choreographer Ingmar Jõela. After that, Annett Kulbin and the reggae/ska band Angus will perform a special rendition of the winning song of Eurovision 2023, “Tattoo”.
Anett has already participated in Eesti Laul in 2023, along with Fredi, with the song “You Need to Move On” which finnished 10th in the national selection. She has also been part of the jury for the pre-selection of the artists for Eesti Laul 2024.
From the other side the reggae/ska band Angus, will be part of the show for the first time. However, thwy have alraedy worked together with Stefan and Uku Suviste, Estonian’s representatives in Eurovision 2021 & 2022 respectively.
Let’s remember the participants of the Semi-Final:
- 5miinust ja Puuluup – “(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi”
- Anet Vaikmaa – “Serotoniin”
- Antsud – “Vetevaim”
- Cecilia –“FOMO”
- Ewert and The Two Dragons – “Hold Me Now”
- Inga – “No Dog On a Leash”
- Ingmar –“Dreaming”
- Laura – “Here’s Where I Draw the Line”
- Multikas, Ewert Sundja – “Oblivion”
- Ollie – “My Friend”
- Peter Põder “Korra veel”
- Silver Jusilo – “Lately”
- Sofia Rubina – “Be Good”
- Traffic – “Wunderbar”
- Yonna – “I Don’t Know About You”
The songs are gonna be voted both by a jury and a televote system. Only five out of the fifteen participants will manage to make it though the Final !
Alika represented Estonia in Eurovision 2023 with the song “Bridges” which finished in the 8th position with 168 points!
Do you think Estonia can manage to finish in the Top 10 of this year’s contest?
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Source : ERR