Following a declaration of a state of emergency, a curfew between 10pm and 6am was placed on Catalonia, making it the first region in Spain to impose measures of this sort.
Establishments have been instructed to close their doors at 9PM, one hour before curfew, to assure that the general public arrives home on time.
As COVID-19 cases continues to surge in Europe, Spain has consistently been one of the most-affected countries, recently surpassing one million cases.
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As if Il-Lapes on his own wasn’t enough to wow the judges – Mac and Funky joined forces with one of Malta’s best rappers to come up with an amazing rap song revolving around the judges.
The Maltese rap legend lived up to his name and went through the next round with flying colours.
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Warren Bonello, who needed no introduction when he went out on the Malta’s Got Talent stage, lived up to his name with his brilliant performance.
Warren dedicated his performance to one of his students who is currently fighting cancer.
Warren had rose to prominence in 2012 when he danced with Malta Eurovision Song Contest winner Kurt Calleja.
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WOW. Straight out of the university of circus and onto the Malta’s Got Talent stage, Matthias Camilleri, left everyone speechless with his effortless performance.
A performance that we’re not used to see in Malta, Matthias made going up and down a vertical pole, which technically is called a Chinese pole, seem like a walk in the park. One of the judges even compared Matthias with Spiderman.
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