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  • ...alleja Bayliss''' from [[San Ġwann]], [[Malta]] was born on the 23 of June 1989. ...when he wrote his first set of lyrics for an event at the [[University of Malta]]. On this occasion he worked with [[Jean Claude Vancell]] and [[Jessika Mu
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  • ...xteen, it was the only Maltese song finalist in a local international song festival. ...d engeneer, of his own recording studio. He introduced the dance music in song festivals. Together they paved the way for her son [[Gunther Chetcuti]], wh
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  • ...o [[George Debono]] and Singer [[Mariella Pace Asciak]] on Sunday 16 April 1989. Since birth he was obviously surrounded by music when followed his brother ...later on with his father who is the ex bandmaster of the [[Armed Forces of Malta]]. He was educated at [[De La Salle College]] and in his secondary he moved
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  • Ħames gruppi Maltin fil-Peter Stuyvesant Rock Festival Malta International Arts Festival: The not so jazzy jazz concert
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  • '''L-Għanja tal-Poplu''' (People's Ode Song Contest) is a quasi-annual festival of original songs in Maltese. ...onsecutive years, until 1987, attracting singer/songwriters. Initially the Festival was restricted for YTC members.
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  • '''Jessica Muscat''' (born 27 February 1989) is a Maltese singer, dancer and songwriter. Born and raised in [[Mosta]], Malta. Her parents are Joan Muscat (nee Farrugia), and Francis Muscat an IT Manag
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  • ...Collegiate Church of St Paul’s Shipwreck Valletta on Friday 27 January, 1989. ==The Festival==
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  • '''Janice Mangion''' was born on 27 Febuary, 1989 and comes from [[Santa Venera]]. She is a singer. ..., a former Maltese performer at Malta’s second attempt in the [[Eurovision Song Contest in 1972]]. Since then Janice has been taking lessons in the piano f
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  • '''A working list of recorded Christmas songs from Malta by year.''' | 01||Il-Milied f'Malta||[[Kor tat-tfal ta' Birkirkara]]|| || ||1966||
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  • '''Dario Bezzina''' was born on 20th June 1989 and is a Maltese singer, songwriter and musician. ...first runner-up with just one point away from the opportunity to represent Malta in the Junior Eurovision. This experience has played a significant role in
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  • ...dubju fuq din id-data, anzi fortunatament tinsab imniżżla fl-istorja ta’ [[Malta]] ta’ [[Pietru Pawl Castagna]], li fit-tielet volum ta’ l-opra tiegħu ...r-Rabat fejn l-isem magħżul kien dak ta’ l-ewwel Gran Mastru ta’ l-Ordni f’Malta jiġifieri dak ta’ [[L’Isle Adam]] li kien ġab miegħu l-istatwa antik
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  • ...1993 and placing 8th out of 25 countries with [[This Time]]. He is one of Malta's leading vocalist musician. ...a year, he had also formed a new band, The Ashes, who became a mainstay at Malta's leading rock joint, The Woodpecker in Bugibba for the summer months of 19
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  • ...and writing of various songs, participating and winning in various music, song festivals, locally and aboard ...Flokore]] in Ireland, [[London Folkore Festival]] in London, [[Cyprus Song Festival]], in [Cyprus]], [[Canary Islands]], [[Latin Festivals]] in [[Canary Island
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  • ...nging just for fun to becoming one of the most popular teenage groups in [[Malta]]. In November 2002, Young Talent Team won the Malta World Championships for Performing Arts – Junior Section. The following y
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  • ...the feast in honour of St Lucy celebrated in Syracuse. Upon its return to Malta, the band participated in the festivities marking the Diamond Jubilee of [[ '''1983:''' The band wins the second edition of the [[Malta Band Festival]] and earns the title of '''Banda tar-Repubblika'''. In the same year, the
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  • Dion and Mark met in 1989 when Dion, together with some other friends, was rehearsing for a rock mass ...hs after its formation, the new band was asked to perform during the Jesus Festival, an annual event held at St Agatha’s College, and which that year was to
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  • ...O.B.E. He also studied under Mro [[Pawlu Grech]] and at the University of Malta where he obtained a B.A.(Hons) in 2007, and a Masters Degree in 2010, both ...Boccara]]) and 2011, [[MALTA JAZZ FRINGE]] 2007,and at the ''Paradise Jazz Festival'' (2005) in Cyprus along with several other Arts Festivals. In 2011 he was
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  • == Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija == ...ere being sung in the Maltese language and later, a version of the Maltese song was also sung in a foreign language by a foreign artist.
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  • '''Kurt Calleja''' (born 5 May 1989) is a singer and pianist from Hamrun, Malta. His national debut in Malta took place at [[Malta Eurosong 2010]] alongside [[Priscilla Psaila]], singing ''Waterfall'' by [[
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  • ...est Singer of the [[Malta Song Festival 1989]] and was placed 3rd with the song ''Muzika''. ...cond at the [[Malta Song Festival 1998]] with [[Renato Micallef]] with the song ''Għal Xulxin''.
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  • ...ħt il-patroċinju Distint tal-Eċċ. Tiegħu [[Ċensu Tabone]] ([[President ta’ Malta]] ta’ dak iż-żmien). Dan il-kunċert ukoll kien suċċess u ntlaqa tajj ...fl-1989. Sellimna lill-Qdusija Tiegħu l-[[Papa Ġwanni Pawlu II]] meta ġie Malta l-ewwel darba, b'marċ ġdejn l-alloġġ tiegħu. Tajna s-sehem tagħna fil
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  • ...read a B.A. (Hons.) in Maltese and Spanish Studies at the [[University of Malta]]. ...Gozitana'', the ''Nadur Christmas Concert'', the ''Qala International Folk Festival'' (QIFF), and had also accompanied the tenor [[Aldo Busuttil]] as a guest s
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  • ...mfakkar l‐avveniment storiku tal‐Inkurunazzjoni tar‐Re Ġorġ V, fl‐1910, f’Malta kienu saru festi kbar u waqt dawn iċ‐ċelebrazzjonijiet, fil‐każin sa ...akkin u fl‐aħħar u żgur mhux l‐anqas, il‐kapolavur artistiku u magħruf ma’ Malta kollha bħala l‐Inkoronazzjoni. L‐istatwi nafu li kienu saru fuq disinn
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  • ...ru. Sa fejn hu magħruf hija l-banda l-aktar antika fost il-baned li hawn f’Malta, imkabbra imma denja tat-titlu ta’ banda '''EWLENIJA'''. ...ġo Ħaż-Żebbuġ dejjem żammet illi l-Banda San Filep hija l-aktar antika ta’ Malta u aħna organizzajna din iċ-ċelebrazzjoni wara li tkellimna max-xjuħ tar
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  • '''Lyann Iles''' was born on 18 July 1989 [[Ħamrun]]. In 2013, she wrote a song ''Kliem Maġija'' and sing it as a duet with [[Kimberly Buttigieg]] in the
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  • ...47 - 1 February 2018) was a singer and guitarist from [[St Paul’s Bay]], [[Malta]]. ...ical scene in the sixties, when he was bass guitarist with pop group [[The Malta Bums]].
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  • Fl-1901 kellhom iżuru Malta d-Duka u d-Dukessa ta’ Cornwall u York afi triqthom lejn l-[[Awstralja]], Id-Duka u d-Dukessa ta’ York waslu Malta fil-25 ta’ Marzu 1901 fuq il-jott irjali HMS OPHIR. Għall-wasla tagħho
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  • ...oni waqt il-laqgħa numru 16 tal-Kumitat, li ġġib id-data tas-17 t’ Awwissu 1989. Kien għalhekk li l-Ħadd 11 ta’ Frar 1990, fiċ-Ċentru Parrokkjali tal ...s-Soċjetà, il-Ħadd 19 ta’ Lulju 1992, taħt il-patroċinju tal-President ta’ Malta ta’ dak iż-żmien, l-Eċċ. Tiegħu Dr. [[Ċensu Tabone]], ġiet imtellg
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  • [[Malcolm Pisani]] (b. 30 July 1989) is a pop singer from Malta. ...ta Eurovision Song Contest]] semi-final) where he interpreted the original song ''I Wanna CU''.
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  • ...cipant in national song contests. In fact he took part in the [[Malta Song Festival]] for 1969 and 1970 organised by [[Żgħażagħ Ħaddiema Nsara]]. ...nternational festival organised in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With the same song George won the Best Singer Award. Composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded f
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  • ...ta’ l-'''Imnarja'''. F’Lulju l-banda għamlet l-ewwel servizz barra minn [[Malta]] fejn siefret ġewwa '''Tunez'''. ...għtija midalja kull wieħed għas-servizz kbir li għamlu. Dawn wara li waslu Malta taw dawn il-midalji kollha lill-każin fejn għadhom hemm sal-lum. F’Awwi
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  • ...ikreattiv f’ċentri bħal dawk li kienu ġa bdew jitwaqqfu u jiġu ffurmati f’ Malta. ...agħna biex aħna wkoll f’ raħalna jkollna Għaqda bħal ta’ ibliet u rħula f’ Malta li kienu ġa waqqfu dawn iċ-ċentri. Bdew ifiehmu lin-nies tar-raħal li �
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  • ...iental Eurovision", was an international song contest held from 1970 until 1989. It was organised by the [[Yamaha Music Foundation]] in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan] • In 1973 Malta did not take part in the Festival.
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  • ...r-Rabat Għawdex minħabba li s-surmast Edaordo Farina kellu jirritorna lejn Malta bil-Familja. Fl-istess sena l-Banda ħadet sehem fil-Festi Esterni ad unur ...ħet lill-Kardinal A.E. Lepicier (legat tal-Papa), dan il-Kardinal kien ġie Malta biex jinkoruna l-[[Madonna ta’ Pinu]], li żar lir-raħal tax-Xagħra.
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  • ...o by George Abdilla|thumb|232x232px|Joe ‘Bibi’ Camilleri at the Malta Jazz Festival. Photo by George Abdilla]] '''Joe ‘Bibi’ Camilleri''' born on 18 March, 1952 in Capital City of [[Malta]], [[Valletta]].
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  • ...ana McKeon''' is a beatboxer, singer-songwriter and guitarist from Naxxar, Malta. ...2011 she graduated with a BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy from the University of Malta and subsequently moved to London to pursue a career in music.

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  • '''Leanne Ellul''' (born October 13 1989) is a Maltese singer and lives in [[Ħal Luqa]]. ...part in are [[Fl-Għaqda l-Melodija]], [[Malta Junior Eurovision 2003]], [[Malta Junior Eurovision 2004]] and [[Showtime]] ma’ ''Aceline''.
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  • '''Ryan Caruana''' hails from the small village of [[Gudja]] born on 7 April, 1989. He is a secondary school teacher. His friends and acquiantances describe h ...on a regular basis he started going around Malta to take photos to some of Malta’s most quiet and enchanting places.
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  • Soċjeta' tal-banda f'Malta awtomatikament iġġib magħha każin. L-ewwel każin tal-Banda [[Vilhena]] Il-Banda Vilhena malajr stabbiliet ruħha bħala waħda mill-baned ewlenin ta' Malta u l-attivita' tagħha fil-fatt ma' kenitx ristretta biss għal dak li għan
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  • ...tà oħra fil-Kalkara bl-isem ta’ Circolo Nazionale u dawn ordnaw statwa ta’ Malta Trionfale sabiex tkun tista’ tintrefa’ fuq l-ispalla mill-partitarji m ...tas-[[Saint Joseph Cricket Club]], wieħed mill-ftit klabbs tal-cricket f’ Malta, li ġie ffurmat ġewwa Circolo San Giuseppe. Ta’ min isemmi wkoll li sa
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  • ...remijiet bl-armar tat-toroq u l-faċċata fil-Milied l-iktar wieħed dak mill-Malta Records bħala l-ikbar faċċata ta’ każin bl-iktar ammont ta’ bozoz u ...u mbierka minn Mons. [[wikipedia:Paul_Cremona|Pawlu Cremona]] Arċisqof ta’ Malta.
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  • '''Danica Sammut''' was born on 1 January 1989. and lived at Siggiewi. ...d composed by [[Priscilla Psaila]] and sung along with Christian Azzopardi festival in the [[Fl-Għaqda tal-Melodija]], which were classified in third place .
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  • ...ongs. [[Judas Priest's]] [[Rob Halford]] contributed backing vocals on the song [["Ready to Burn"]]. ...rcial direction with The Blitz, which featured a cover of Sweet's 1973 hit song [[The Ballroom Blitz]]. Though a commercial success, the album was panned c
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  • '''Vinny Vella Sr'''. born as Ċensu (Vincent) Vella at the Capital City of [[Malta]], [[Valletta]] on 28 January 19 . He was Clarinetist and Band Leader. ...ights Society in 1959 and is the first founder of the [[Musicians Union in Malta]].
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  • '''Antoine Tonna''' born on 26 June, 1973 and comes from [[Paola]]. [[Malta]]. He is a Bass and Upright Bass player musician. ...lways influenced by the rhythm and bass sound that created the groove in a song. Secondly his sister was learning drums and they could team up together to
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  • ...piteri]] were placed sixth and third respectively in the [[Eurovision Song Festival]], and other good songs like ''Her Comes My Lover'' for [[Karen Polidano]]. After Ġensna, Mahoney write ten others musicals: [[Bastilja]] (1989), [[Ulied in-Nanna Venut fl-Amerika]] (1991), [[Il-Gwerra ta’ Spiru Cefai
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