Sneak Peek at Malta Eurovision Song Contest Behind The Scenes

Malta's Eurovision Triumphs: Making History in Music!

Feb 1 2024

On Saturday, February 3, 2024, the twelve finalists of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest—Miriana Conte, Nathan Psaila, Erba’, Matt Blxck, Denise, Gail Attard, Ryan Hili, Janvil, Haley Azzopardi, Greta Trude, Sarah Bonnici, and Lisa Gauci—will take the stage.

Through a number of video snippets, fans may get first looks at their performances and get a taste of the variety of musical styles that are in store for viewers. The finalists are bringing a vast range of styles to this year’s final.

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In order to build anticipation for the incredible night of music and culture on February 3, when these twelve outstanding musicians battle for the coveted title in the Malta Eurovision Song Contest, supporters are asked to check out these teasers online and vote for their favourite the night of the final.

Get ready for a musical rollercoaster on February 3 – it’s gonna be one for the books! 🎤✨

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Massive Line-up Revealed for Nadur Carnival Celebrations

Feb 1 2024

The Spontaneous Nadur Carnival, hosted by Malta Daily, has officially announced its electrifying line-up for this year’s festivities, promising a weekend packed with music, dance, and unparalleled carnival spirit. The Nadur celebrations are set to showcase an impressive roster of talent on the Main Stage, House Stage, and the nostalgic 90s Stage, ensuring a diverse musical experience for all attendees.

Friday’s Main Stage will come alive with the enchanting voices of Denise, Drakard, Megan May, and Sarah Bonnici, alongside a dynamic selection of DJs including Dodz, Gabii, Joshua, Koroma, and Miggy. The House Stage will feature the mesmerizing beats of Alessia De Martino and DOM, while Joshua takes over the 90s Stage. The night will culminate in the high-energy G7 Friday Carnival at Aurora Rabat for the official afterparty.

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Saturday continues the momentum with DJs BAK, David, Debrii, Denzel Jo Armani, Dotx, D-Rey, Gabii, JD Patrick, Koroma, Miggy, Nagem, Sabrina, Sar, and Wyne gracing the Main Stage. The afterparty will shift back to Aurora for the District’s Arctic Disco, promising a night filled with house music vibes.

Sunday and Monday offer a more relaxed yet equally thrilling lineup with Alessia De Martino and Joshua returning to the House and 90s Stages, respectively, and Alex Grech bringing back hits from the 80s and 90s.

Hosting the entire weekend is Malta Daily’s own Keane, ensuring the carnival is nothing short of spectacular. The Spontaneous Nadur Carnival is poised to be an unforgettable celebration, blending the best of music with the festive joy of carnival.

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Love Island’s Allen Looks Back on Weight-Loss Journey in Lengthy Post

Feb 1 2024

On Wednesday, Love Island Winner Allen Piscopo took to Instagram to reflect on his weight-loss journey, offering an intimate look into the challenges and triumphs he faced in preparation for the show.

In a heartfelt post, Piscopo confessed to spending considerable time pondering whether to share his transformation story. He explained that his journey was heavily focused on dieting and achieving optimal physical form for Love Island, underscoring the discipline required to stay on track.

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Piscopo admitted that the path was far from easy, involving sacrifices such as skipping social outings and resisting the allure of drinking and daily temptations. However, he assured his followers that the effort was entirely worth it.

Piscopo’s message was not just a recount of his personal experience but also an encouragement to others facing similar challenges. “If you’re seeing this and going through something similar (or maybe if you’re a potential candidate for the next season) just know that you are not alone. It’s tough, but keep pushing!” he urged.

He emphasised the significance of mental health and the indispensable support he received from colleagues, friends, and family throughout his journey.

By sharing his story, Piscopo hopes to inspire and support others, highlighting the importance of community and perseverance in overcoming personal challenges.

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Malta ‘One Of The Most Accepting Countries In The World’, BBC Says

Feb 1 2024

In a recent article by the BBC, titled “Malta: The tiny European island of tolerance”, the world-renowned broadcasting organisation has hailed Malta as “one of the most accepting countries in the world in the past 20 years”.

The feature story delves into journalist Ramona Depares first meeting with Katya ‘Kaka’ Saunders, one of Malta’s first openly transgender public personas, and highlights Malta as having a ‘trailblazing transgender model’. This personal narrative serves as a testament to the island’s broader commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and inclusivity.

The article further acknowledges Malta’s significant legislative strides, noting that it is one of only five countries globally to enshrine LGBTQ+ equality at the constitutional level. This legal framework has supported Malta in maintaining its first-place position for eight consecutive years on the ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index, which evaluates countries based on their LGBTQ+ equality laws and policies.

Moreover, the BBC article underscores Malta’s continued prioritisation of equality, pointing out that 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of Malta’s first pride march. Such milestones underscore the country’s progressive stance on LGBTQ+ rights, despite being a nation where 94% of the population identifies as Catholic.

The piece concludes by reflecting on the remarkable progress Malta has made, emphasising the impressive nature of these achievements in a predominantly Catholic country.

“All in all, it’s impressive progress for a country that also happens to be 94% Catholic”, the article concluded.

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