Wanderer

Yeah, count on that Wanderer changing top positions

So, Italy is winning the 30th edition then Congrats Italy!

Will my useless votes be historic

Disturbance in the universe catgamer accused for bribing

Serbia 11, Ukraine 12

Tough call, really!

I expected top 30, oh well

My pick was Moldova and Italy to fight for the top place, with Moldova winning

Italy rising more and more

Hvala

Thank you @Werloc for 9 points And please, do send songs in Lithuanian once in a while. It is such a beautiful language, and was the very big asset to the song you sent this time. No points from Denmark is really disappointing. I wonder how I can revenge

Hola!

Damn, cannot comment on songs as I am voting a last, damn. Additionally, it is probably going to be anticlimactic as either winner will be already decided or I won't contribute to it whatsoever, given my voting pattern

Niger Mdou Moctar - Ibitilan

The killing part may have already started

I have my top 9, and am struggling to pick 3 out of 6 songs. Overall, interesting selections. I liked songs I wouldn't dream of liking xD

Yeah, Serbia will avoid the mine called Argentina this time

SFakari xD I wish Iga revenges for that United Cup loss now

Will Sakkari win this SF?

Wuuuuhuu

Again, the doping scandals are going for too long and if they want to ban them "without mixing the politics" then ban Russia for some time because of the doping. This way it just gonna be a hot mess.

That sounds exciting to me

New Zealand This year decision was easy to make! Marlon Williams gets the opportunity to represent New Zealand, with his new solo album My Boy. More about it you can find here https://www.marlonwilliams.co.nz/bio Born and raised in Christchurch port suburb of Lyttelton, music started early for young Marlon Williams, though the trail to his chosen alternative-country discipline was hardly flagged. His father sang in a punk band, but with a blend of Ngāi Tahu and Ngāi Tai blood he inevitably did a bit of singing at the local marae, harmonising around the house along with his mum. Church and school choirs later helped polish his natural vocal skills. Gram Parsons was his first country record and, as he tells Silke Hartung, Marlon knew then that this was the music he himself wanted to make. Marlon Williams - Thinking of Nina

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