Stemming from the pandemic’s effect on social interactions and the stigma created from it, Malcolm Pisani’s performance of ‘We Came For Love’ is an encouraging message for victims of such stigma.
Pisani is also known for his track ‘Valletta’ which launched in 2018 referencing Valletta as the European Capital of Culture.
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This year, singer Enya Magri hit the stage with the song ‘Shame’ a message of positivity and bravado accompanied by spectacular on-stage visuals. The song invites the public to overcome their insecurities and break out of their shells in the face of adversity.
During her performance, Magri was accompanied by elemental visuals such as fire and earth. Enya had also participated in the 52nd edition of the ‘Zecchino d’Oro’ in 2009.
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Pharmaceutical company Moderna is working to have a vaccine booster shot for the Omicron variant ready by August of this year.
The booster began its clinical trials last month, but initial tests did not yield positive enough results as the doses did not provide adequate protection.
The company is therefore aiming to issue the jabs by August, stating that it will be needed against the South-Africa discovered variant which emerged late last year.
It is unclear whether the vaccine will specifically and only target Omicron or whether it will be effective other already existing strains of the virus.
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As gold as ever, Jessika Muscat’s performance of ‘Kaleidoscope’ brought some sparkle to the Eurovision stage with an upbeat performance, dazzling visuals and high-energy choreography.
Most notably, Jessika had represented San Marino in the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest with her track ‘Who We Are’.
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