Moldova: The viewership of Etapa Națională 2024!
About a week ago, the national final of Moldova took place, with Natalia Barbu being the winner, and on the same time the country’s representative in Eurovision 2024! Read more
About a week ago, the national final of Moldova took place, with Natalia Barbu being the winner, and on the same time the country’s representative in Eurovision 2024! Read more
Just a few hours ago, the national broadcaster of Moldova, TRM, announced the guest artists who are going to be present at the national final of Etapa națională 2024, on Saturday the 17th of February.
At the national final, which is going to take place on this week’s Saturday, the legendary Romanian group HOLOGRAF, is going to be the main guest artist. Some of the most well known songs of the group are “Să nu-mi iei niciodată dragostea” and “Primăvara începe cu tine”. The members of HOLOGRAF have already promised to share a magnificent moment with the audience and the viewers of the show!
So, until the upcoming February’s Saturday, let’s remember all of the eleven (11) entries that are going to “battle” for a possible opportunity to represent Moldova in Eurovision Song Contest 2024:
Until then, take a look of Moldova’s entry in Eurovision 2023 with Pasha Parfeni singing “Soarele şi Luna” at the Grand Final:
Source: TRM
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On Saturday, the live auditions of Etapa Naţională 2024, took palce in Moldova, in order o determine the artists that will take part in the national final for Eurovision 2024! Read more
A few hours ago, TRM, the public broadcaster of Moldova, revealed the running order of the Final round of their national final for Eurovision 2024, Etapa Naţională 2024, that was decided after a random draw.
The final of Etapa Națională 2024 will take place in February 17, where e;even artists will claim the Moldovan representation in Eurovision Song Contest 2024. The final will be broadcasted live from TRM and the YouTube channel of the public broadcaster.
Until we learn who is going to represent Moldova in Eurovision 2024, let’s remember their song for last year’s contest. Pasha Parfeni was the winners of Etapa Națională 2023 with the song “Soarele și Luna” ending up in 18th place overall but 9th in the televote:
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Moldovan participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!
Source: TRM
The live stream of the Etapa Națională 2024 Live Auditions, the process through which Moldova is choosing the country’s entry for the upcoming Eurovision contest, ended a while ago.
Here is the running order of the auditions:
A panel of experts evaluated the song alone, its originality, the vocal range and capability of the performer, but also the interpretation. Candidates’ attire and stage appearance were not judged, while contestants were given time for the necessary sound adjustments. The panel of the national final will be different from that of the Auditions.
The eleven finalists who will compete to represent Moldova at Eurovision 2024 are:
The Etapa Națională 2024 final will take place on February 17, where these artists will compete against each other to determine the representative who will represent Moldova at Eurovision 2024!
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The Moldovan Public Broadcaster annually hosts Etapa Națională auditions in January, where it either determines the winner immediately (2022) or selects the 10 best acts which will later perform in a National Selection where a group of professional jurors and the Moldovan audience can decide on the winner together. This year we also had 30 candidates performing their songs in front of the experts who have the absolute power to decide.
The Etapa Națională 2024 auditions ended a while ago and here is the running order of the event together with embedded performances:
Let’s once again remember last year’s Moldovan entry which placed in the top 10 in televote and 18th in the final standing. Pasha Parfeni represented Moldova at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with his song “Soarele si Luna“.
Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for the final results of Etapa Nationala!
As we have have previously informed you, the auditions for the thirty-one longlisted artists for Etapa Națională 2024, the Moldovan national selection, will take place on January 13. The thirty-one longlisted artists will perform the songs live in front of an expert committee in order to receive a golden ticket for Etapa Națională 2024 final.
The Moldovan broadcaster, TVR, recently announced that the Etapa Națională 2024 auditions will take place on January 13 at 15:00 CET, with the results being announced the same evening on TV Moldova 1.
The 31 artists who will participate in the Etapa Națională 2024 Auditions are:
Among the 31 artists, there are familiar names, like Natalia Barbu, who represented Moldova in Eurovision 2007 with the song “Fight” ending up in 10th place. Also, for the first time, a Moldovan representative from Junior Eurovision, submits a song, and that is Denis Midone, who took part in 2012.
The national final will then take place on February 17, where ten artists will claim the Moldovan representation in Eurovision 2024.
The previous winner of Etapa Națională and Moldova’s representative in Eurovision 2023, was Pasha Parfeni with the song “Soarele și luna” who ended up in 18th place of the Grand Final.
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A few time ago, TRM, the public broadcaster of Moldova, commenced the submission period for their national final, Etapa Națională, through which they will select their representative for Eurovision 2024 in Malmö. Read more
It has already been two months since the 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool. 37 performers stepped on the stage of the M&S Bank Arena giving it all and representing their countries in the biggest song competition in the world, after months of intense preparations.
The impressive stage performances that they pulled off were first tried on the Eurovision stage a few days before their arrival through simulations, known as stand in rehearsals. Stand in rehearsals are usually executed by local artists and performers so all participants can know in advance the television result of the performances. On a later stage, they have the opportunity to ask for changes during the technical rehearsals executed by the representatives themselves.
A few days ago the stand-in rehearsals of Switzerland, Israel, Serbia, Portugal, Italy, Finland and Cyprus were leaked, as well as that of Austria.
A little while ago two more rehearsals were released and they are none other than those of Czechia and Moldova.
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What do you think of the two stand-in rehearsals? Did you see any difference between this and the final performance?
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TRM, the national broadcaster of Moldova, has confirmed county’s participation in the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden!
The confirmation of Moldova’s participation came through Daria Capatina, the head of the country’s delegation in the competition.
For the time being, no information has been given on how to choose to participate in Eurovision 2024. Traditionally, the country prefers the process of a national TV selection show.
This year Moldova was represented at Liverpool for the second time by Pasha Parfeni and the song “Soarele și luna” who ended up in the 18th place with 96 points at the Grand Final.
https://youtu.be/SABOfYgGk8M
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