Keep your eyes on these eight performers during Eurovision2019
This year’s Eurovision contest will be hosted in Tel Aviv, as Israeli singer Netta won the 2018 competition with her song, "Toy." The competition returns this week with a massive selection of original tunes for fans to devour. But with more than three dozen competitors, it can be tough to keep track of everyone. Here's who's likely to emerge victorious.
Malta chose to be championed by the rising superstar, Michela and her song,"Chameleon." The song’s music video captures all the bizarre elements of Eurovision that judges often favor, paired with a lyrical simplicity that could let it become become the latest earworm. Her voice is unique, and given her young age, she’ll certainly stand out amongst her competitors.
Russia’s Sergey Lazarev presents a fairy tale-esque story through his song "Scream," which follows a boy fighting through a forest inhabited by wolves and monsters to save his beloved princess. Lazarev previously competed in 2016’s Eurovision competition, where he received third place for his song"You Are The Only One.""Scream" is expected to place as well, if not better, in this year's competition.
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