L-Għanja tal-Poplu 1997
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The 22nd Edition of L-Għanja tal-Poplu was held on Saturday 26 April, 1997 at the Mediterranean Conference Centre at Valletta.
The Festival was also shown on TVM.
It was submite a total of 144 orginal songs which was choose by a panel of Jury’s ? choose the 16 songs which passed for the Final.
Tickets at € 10 were available from the Y.T.C. 227 Merchants' Street, Valletta.
For this Editon also was published a Cd and a Programm.
The host of the festival where Romina Bonaci and Karl Bonaci.
Finalist Phase
Here are the 16 Songs featured in the final:-
Song | Performers | Words | Music |
Kabum | Augusto Cardinali | Augusto Cardinali | Augusto Cardinali |
Kopji Fotokopji | Jeffrey Scicluna & Nadine Axisa | Mario Fenech Caruana | Marica Axisa |
Żmien Żemżem | Claudette Pace | Mario Fenech Caruana | Philip Vella |
Vat Veru Aħna Tajbin | Herman Bonaci & Ivan Spiteri Lucas | Paul Ellul | Mark Spiteri Lucas |
Kavallieri tat-Tafal | Tony Camilleri | Mario Fenech Caruana | Philip Vella |
Il-Maltin | Joe Demicoli | Joe Demicoli | Joe Demicoli |
It-Tlett Ibliet | Chiara Siracussa | Sunny Aquilina | Jason Paul Cassar |
Xaqq Dawl | Incorvaja Sisters | Mario Fenech Caruana | Mark Spiteri Lucas |
Viva t-Tgergir | John Bundy | Joe Chircop | Renato Briffa |
Fantasiji | Louise Doneo | Mark Doneo | Mark Doneo |
It-Tijatru | Enzo Gusman | Enzo Gusman | Enzo Gusman |
Nixtieq Naf | Mark Tonna | Mark Tonna | Rene Mamo |
Ċensurati | Philip Vella | Mario Fenech Caruana | Philip Vella |
Viva r-Razzjonalita’ | Leontine Camilleri | Maria Axisa | Marica Axisa |
Awwissu | Walter Micallef | Walter Micallef | Walter Micallef |
Kważi Dari Konna Aħjar | The Greenfields | Alfred C. Sant | Philip Vella |
Organizing Committee
- Organizer: Fr Maurice Mifsud
- Chairman:Charles Schembri
- Secretary: Ramon Casha
- PRO: Noel D'Amato
- Adverts: Peter Micallef
- Stage Manager:Edward Cini
Judges
The judges during the live show were:
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Special Guest
The interval act as people awaited the final results was offered entertainment by [[ ]], [[ ]], [[ ]].
Winners Finalist
Here are the Winning Songs featured in the final:-
No | Song | Performers | Words | Music |
01 | It-Tejatru | Enzo Gusman | Enzo Gusman | Enzo Gusman |
02 | Awwissu | Walter Micallef | Walter Micallef | Walter Micallef |
03 | It-Tlett Ibliet | Chiara Siracusa | Sunny Aquilina | Jason Paul Cassar |
For the Winner it takes a Trophy for one year, besides, for the first place a Trophy and Lm 250, for the second place a Trophy and Lm 150, and for the third place a Trophy and Lm 100. KTA Producation give a prize of one week stay in Rome for two persons.
Other Winners
- For Best Social Theme:
- For Best Arragment:
- For Best Interpretation:
See also
External links
- L-Għanja tal-Poplu - Official website
L-Għanja tal-Poplu Festival Editions * 1970s: 01 (1973) - 02 (1974) - 03 (1975) - 04 (1976) - 05 (1977) - 06 (1978) - 07 (1979) * 1980s: 08 (1980) - 09 (1981) - 10 (1982) - 11 (1983) - 12 (1984) - 13 (1985) - 14 (1986) - 15 (1987) * 1990s: 16 (1990) - 17 (1992) - 18 (1993) - 19 (1994) - 20 (1995) - 21 (1996) - 22 (1997) - 23 (1998) - 24 (1999) * 2000s: 25 (2000) - 26 (2001) - 27 (2002) - 28 (2003) - 29 (2004) - 30 (2005) - 31 (2006) - 32 (2007) - 33 (2008) - 34 (2009) * 2010s: 35 (2010) - 36 (2012) - 37 (2013) - 38 (2014) - 39 (2015) - 40 (2016) - 41 (2017) - 42 (2018) - 43 (2019) * 2020s: 44 (2020) - 45 (2021) - 46 (2022) - 47 (2023)