A Gozitan songstress with a stellar performance, Francesca Sciberras hits the stage with her song ‘Rise’, a track which invokes a powerful message of perseverance.
The artist captivated the local audience with powerful timbre and lyrics characterised by their motivational message. Sciberras had also won the Malta Junior Eurovision contest in 2009 and represented Malta in Kiev, Ukraine.
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It came as no surprise that Miriana Conte’s 2022 entry ‘Look What You’ve Done Now’ is an empowering, feel-good bop. The 21-year-old came into this year’s competition with a supply of sass and energy, pairing the performance with stellar choreography and bright, vivid stage detailing.
The contemporary had also featured in song competitions beyond our shores such as ‘Sanremo Junior’, ‘Io Canto’ and ‘Una Stella Sta Nascendo’ in Italy.
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As ‘classic Eurovision’ as a track can get, Baklava’s performance of ‘Electric Indigo’ sees Lyann Iles, Joseph Chetcuti and Nicole Vella hit the stage with cheek-to-cheek smiles and relentless energy.
Infusing familiar pop sounds with folk and electro, Baklava’s violin-sprinkled performance definitely brought some vibes to the stage.
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Jade Vella, otherwise known as Giada is no stranger to the Maltese stage and her track ‘Revelación’ is a testament to that. Layering English verses with Spanish influences and R’n’B and Reggaeton styles, this year’s entry definitely brought some sauce to the Eurovision stage.
Jade had also taken part in the Malta Eurovision Song Contest in 2017 with her track ‘Seconds Away’.
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