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  • ...s such as the [[Malta Song for Europe]], International Festival of Maltese song as well as [[Għanja tal-Poplu]] Festival. ...elevoting records in Malta with over 31000 votes. In 2008, he composed the song '''Vodka''' sung by [[Morena]].
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  • ...He published poems in local papers and on radio until he started to write song lyrics. ...03) and ''Time for Love'' (2006). He also won the [[Ti Amo]] song festival for young singers of [[Romania]] five times with songs in the Italian Language.
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  • ...er [[Maronia Attard]] a well known singer too especially for the classical song ''Angel Eyes'' lyrices by [[Joey Chircop]] and music by [[David Agius]]. Th ...s only 8 years old. His talent was noted and he was encouraged to audition for a school show.
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  • ...nister Dr. [[Michael Frendo]], the Festival was held on 3, 4 and 5 Febuary 1994. At the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]] in [[Valletta]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • Her love for writing commenced at an early age while she was still at school. ...st sixteen, it was the only Maltese song finalist in a local international song festival.
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  • '''Danica Muscat''' was born on 17 September 1994 and lives in [[Ħal Għaxaq]]. She is a singer from [[Malta]]. ...ingers on the Maltese scene, undoubtedly Danica has already achieved a lot for her young age. Danica started singing from age of 4 and from that time onwa
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  • ...nister Dr. [[Michael Frendo]], the Festival was held on 3, 4 and 5 Febuary 1994. At the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]] in [[Valletta]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • ...[[L-Għanja tal-Poplu]], [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]], [[Malta Hit Song Contest]], and even take part and performs in various local Night Spots, o ...– [[Australia]], Winning a ''Best Performance Award'' 1996 and 1997 Winner for two consecutive years of the [[Malta Music Awards]] – ''Best Singer''.
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  • ...tal-Kanzunetta Maltija għall-Ewropa 1995''' (Festival of Maltese Song for Europe 1995. was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the ausp The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • '''Song contests in Malta''' have become a way for Maltese pop songs to reach a general audience since the early 1960s. ..., the television tie-ins, the on and off association with the [[Eurovision Song Contest]], and most significantly in the use of the word festival to descri
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  • ...ar) is a Maltese singer, best known for presenting Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993 and placing 8th out of 25 countries with [[This Time]]. He is ...became a mainstay at Malta's leading rock joint, The Woodpecker in Bugibba for the summer months of 1982. Later that year, The Ashes were the house band a
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  • ...s in honour of St Sebastian. In the following months the band participated for the first time in the Good Friday procession and the titular feast in honou ..., now under the direction of Mro. [[Carmelo Abela Farrugia]], participates for the first time in the Easter Sunday procession. In April, together with the
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  • | 16||Dr. [[Ċensu Tabone]] M.D. E.T||1966||1994 | 17||Chev. Dr. [[Tonio Portughese]] B.A.(Hons) M.A. OMRI||1994||2009
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  • ...songwriter. His career in music started in the 1960s, but he is most noted for his position as frontman, lead singer and songwriter of Swiss hard rock ban ...d his own singing identity. In fact, Marc was later approached to audition for the frontman job with AC/DC after Bon's tragic death, but [[Krokus]] was en
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  • ...Eazy Money]] vocalist [[Marc Storace]] joined the band as frontman in time for their Metal Rendez-vous album in 1980. ...ly as AC/DC imitators. Nevertheless, Krokus became increasingly popular in Europe and began to receive attention in the United States.
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  • As the word spread children began to increase and it was a natural decision for Doreen to form her choir. The ages of the children varied from five to fift ...l 1998 participating in various festivals namely the [[Malta Song Festival 1994]] where together with his mother Doreen won first price with ''Forsi'' musi
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  • Despite a catchy song and good looks to wow the audience, Times Three did not manage to obtain a Song : Believe ‘N Peace
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  • ...ds from around the world. The Meteors have extensively toured [[Japan]], [[Europe]] and [[Scandinavia]], [[South America]], and the middle east. At the time ...then the Tallboys, a band best known for recording the song "Take a Walk" for the ''[[Return of the Living Dead]]'' soundtrack.
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  • Though founded specifically for the feast of St Dominic, its patron saint, the band participates annually i ...n the 8th of September, the Band, played the Maltese hymn – L-Innu Malti - for the first time in public; this later became the country’s National Anthem
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  • ...nvolvement of a singing part, as was the case with “The Sound of Music” in 1994 where she had the opportunity to star as the young Gretel. Getting on the stage meant a great deal for Julie, and it provided some great background, noting her future involvement
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