Despite her great performance, Emma Muscat, representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022, has not managed to qualify for the grand final on Saturday coming.  Emma gave a great performance this evening, with her song, ‘I Am What I Am’. However, it was not enough to qualify her. Emma Muscat sang in sixth place in tonight’s 2nd round of the semi-finals, live in Turin, Italy.

Ironically, Australia has managed to qualify for the Grand Final. We say ironically as Australia is not even in Europe! Although this is explained here, we still can not comprehend why Australia can compete in this contest.

Last year, @Destiny represented Malta. We threw in a few reports which you can check out here.

It is a shame that Malta will not be in the finals on Saturday but we are sure that Malta Eurovision fans will still be watching and enjoying the contest via their TV sets, or together with the live audience in Turin.

We @EntertainmentMalta wish @EmmaMuscat well and lots of luck in her musical future.

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Je Me Casse starring Destiny

Boy, hasn’t Destiny done it with her entry this year or what?

Je Me Casse is Malta’s song for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 and it comes with a video that has it all! Colorful scenes, exciting cinematography, sex appeal,  spectacular choreography and excellent direction! But what tops it all is the song and the singer. Destiny Chukunyere’s voice is extraordinary and this girl is destined for greatness!

If you have not seen the video yet (and if you are living in Malta that would be impossible) then do take a look. And once you do, you will want to watch it again and again.

With the odds in favour of this young and dynamic singer, Malta stands a good chance of obtaining good points from its peers across Europe.

We are looking forward to the return of the Eurovision Song Contest this year, being the 65th edition. Originally the 2020 edition was planned to be the 65th edition but that was canceled due to the global pandemic. However, the contest is still to be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Netherlands won the contest in 2019 with the song “Arcade” by Duncan Laurence.

We wish Destiny the best of luck and we hope she will enjoy the whole experience to the full. Here at Entertainment Malta will be supporting her as much as the rest of the island will do too.

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