Debuting in the Malta Eurovision Song Contest with a look back on his life and a subsequent love story, Derrick Schembri’s track ‘II’ is lyrically emotional as it is visually striking on stage.
During his performance, Schembri was accompanied by dancers represented the relationships being sung about in the track’s lyrics. The artist had also participated in X Factor Malta, where he got as far as the Six Chair Challenge.
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The 22-year-old singer-songwriter returns to the stage with a Western spectacular by the name of ‘Ritmu‘. Aidan had previously expressed his pride in taking the stage with a track sung in Maltese and we can understand why!
The track’s blending of the Maltese language with Western influences and modern beats makes for an ideal Eurovision bop.
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This Gozitan songstress enchanted viewers across Malta and Gozo with her performance of ‘Heaven’, a powerful ballad comparing the nature of a relationship to heaven. Bonnici complemented her singing with some piano-playing towards the beginning of the track before she hitting centre stage.
Back in 2009, Sarah had performed at the Malta Junior Eurosong and came in third place.
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A familiar face in the Maltese Eurovision Scene, this year Norbert Bondin hits the stage with a powerful ballad and emotional lyrics which definitely sent chills down our spine.
With lyrics written by songwriter extraordinaire Shaun Farrugia (who recently wrote for Sigala, John Newman & The Script), Bondin’s ‘How Special You Are’ is the ballad that we didn’t know we needed.
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