Chiara - Revision history

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	==External links==		==External links==

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	[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]		[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]

	[[Category:Singers from Malta]]		[[Category:Singers from Malta]]

	[[Category:Female Vocalists]]		[[Category:Female Vocalists]]
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	In 2005, aiming for another chance at Eurovision, Chiara re-entered the Song for Europe festival, and along with 21 other entries reached the final on 19 February with the song Angel, another ballad which this time she wrote and composed herself. For the first time, Malta's Eurovision entry was selected solely by a public vote. Chiara won with 11,935 phone calls, 566 ahead of her nearest rival Olivia Lewis, and so represented Malta at the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] 2005 in Kiev, Ukraine.		In 2005, aiming for another chance at Eurovision, Chiara re-entered the Song for Europe festival, and along with 21 other entries reached the final on 19 February with the song [["Angel",]] another ballad which this time she wrote and composed herself. For the first time, Malta's Eurovision entry was selected solely by a public vote. Chiara won with 11,935 phone calls, 566 ahead of her nearest rival Olivia Lewis, and so represented Malta at the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] 2005 in Kiev, Ukraine.

	Chiara had the distinction of joining an unusually extensive list of 2005 competitors who had competed previously in the contest, including Iceland's 1999 runner-up Selma, and Greece's Helena Paparizou, who in the 2001 contest was lead singer of third-placed Antique.		Chiara had the distinction of joining an unusually extensive list of 2005 competitors who had competed previously in the contest, including Iceland's 1999 runner-up Selma, and Greece's Helena Paparizou, who in the 2001 contest was lead singer of third-placed Antique.
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	* 2005: Here I Am		* 2005: Here I Am

			==Singles==

			* 1998: The One That I Love
			* 2005: Angel
			* 2009: What If We

	==External links==		==External links==

Axiaqm at 22:13, 27 March 2013

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	Siracusa is planning her next album. She also was the spokesperson for Malta at the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2010,]] giving the points awarded from the Maltese voting in the final. In June 2010, she released the [[Official Malta Gay Pride Anthem,]] [["Believe (We Are One)"]] featuring R&B singer Muxu and House DJ Chunky, which entered the Maltese Top 40. And now she is a resident singer on TV show [[Ħadd Għalik.]]		Siracusa is planning her next album. She also was the spokesperson for Malta at the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2010,]] giving the points awarded from the Maltese voting in the final. In June 2010, she released the [[Official Malta Gay Pride Anthem,]] [["Believe (We Are One)"]] featuring R&B singer Muxu and House DJ Chunky, which entered the Maltese Top 40. And now she is a resident singer on TV show [[Ħadd Għalik.]]

	~~'''~~Discography~~'''~~		==Discography==

	~~• 1998: Shades Of One~~
	~~• 2000: What You Want~~
	~~• 2003: Covering Diversions~~
	~~• 2005: Here I Am~~

			* 1998: Shades Of One
			* 2000: What You Want
			* 2003: Covering Diversions
			* 2005: Here I Am

			==External links==

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kunjom, Isem}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kunjom, Isem}}

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	'''Chiara Siracusa''' (born 25 September 1976), is a Maltese singer, best known for representing her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009.		'''Chiara Siracusa''' (born 25 September 1976), is a Maltese singer, best known for representing her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009.

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	'''Chiara Siracusa''' (born 25 September 1976), is a Maltese singer, best known for representing her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009.		'''Chiara Siracusa''' (born 25 September 1976), is a Maltese singer, best known for representing her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009.

Axiaqm at 13:37, 26 March 2013

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	With her three entries accumulating a total of 388 points, Chiara became also the third most successful Eurovision artist in terms of total points earned in her performances, behind Russia's Dima Bilan and Sweden's Carola		With her three entries accumulating a total of 388 points, Chiara became also the third most successful Eurovision artist in terms of total points earned in her performances, behind Russia's Dima Bilan and Sweden's Carola

			Siracusa is planning her next album. She also was the spokesperson for Malta at the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2010,]] giving the points awarded from the Maltese voting in the final. In June 2010, she released the [[Official Malta Gay Pride Anthem,]] [["Believe (We Are One)"]] featuring R&B singer Muxu and House DJ Chunky, which entered the Maltese Top 40. And now she is a resident singer on TV show [[Ħadd Għalik.]]

			'''Discography'''

			• 1998: Shades Of One
			• 2000: What You Want
			• 2003: Covering Diversions
			• 2005: Here I Am




	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kunjom, Isem}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kunjom, Isem}}