Here are three more acts from Eurovision’s Semi Final 2:
Serbia:
“Loco Loco”
As with most tropical cyclones, Hurricane were formed in the Caribbean (specifically on the island of Saint Martin), where members Sanja Vučić, Ivana Nikolić and Ksenija Knežević met in 2017. The talented trio are no strangers to competing at the highest level. Sanja represented Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016 with her song Goodbye (Shelter), earning a respectable 115 points at the Grand Final in Stockholm. Ksenija is a singer of Montenegrin origin who provided backing vocals for her father Knez on his 2015 Eurovision entry Adio – this became the most successful entry for Montenegro so far. Ivana is a professional dancer, winning multiple national and European dance competitions.
Who’s lining up for international glory in Rotterdam this year?
As always, there’s something for everyone in the mix, from tick-tock timing of teddy-bear hugging Croatian entrant Albina to numerous heartfelt ballads (including the pandemically appropriate refrain “I want to be with you” in Georgian entry Tornike Kipiani’s song
You), Iceland’s tracksuit-wearing family and friends ensemble Daði og Gagnamagnið with
10 Years (which features samples of vocals from a thousand different people all over the world) and the dancing soft-serve cones in Moldova entry, Natalia Gordienko’s
Sugar. There are wings. Glitter. Great shoes. Big Hair. Explosions. Water (seems to be a theme this year).
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