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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europ'''e was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Norman Hamilton]] as the chairman of the Festiv
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 1998''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Norman Hamilton]] as the chairman of the Festiv
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 1999''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by:-
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  • This '''Festival Malta Song For Europe 2001''' was organized by the Ministery of Youth and Culture under the auspi The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2002''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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  • This '''Festival Malta Song For Europe 2003''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2004''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Grace Borg]] as the chairman of the Festival, [
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2005''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Grace Borg]] as the chairman of the Festival, [
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2006''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Robert Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival,
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  • ...is Zammit Dimech]], the Festival was held on 1 and 3 Febuary 2007 at the [[Malta Fairs and Convention Centre]] at [[Ta’ Qali]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Robert Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival,
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  • ...Zammit Dimech]], the Festival was held on 24 and 26 January 2008 at the [[Malta Fairs and Convention Centre]] at [[Ta’ Qali]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Robert Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival,
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  • ...in 1991 to select the song that would be Malta's entry to the [[Eurovision Song Contest]]. ...he English-language entry that was the official version for the Eurovision Song Contest.
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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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  • ...Anna Muscat Azzopardi prize in the Maltese language from the University of Malta in 1979. ...He published poems in local papers and on radio until he started to write song lyrics.
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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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  • 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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  • ...m as singer-songwriter duo '''Natasha & Charlene''' from [[Marsaskala]], [[Malta]]. ...tival '''Kliem u Mużika''' organized by '''PBS''' and placing 3rd with the song '''Lil Ommi, lil Missieri''' written by [[Julie Brincat]] and [[Renato Brif
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  • ...es of podcasts by [[Toni Sant]] featuring music from performers in or from Malta. It has been running regularly on a weekly basis since Saturday 19 November ...the very beginning of the series in 2005 Toni Sant coined the Maltese word for podcast: ''poddata'' (plural: ''poddati''), using it constantly over the ye
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  • ...n 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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  • ...he Mediterranean islands of Malta. He comes from [[Rabat]], He is a Singer Song writer with the stage name of '''Richard Edwards'''. ...g for Europe 2003]] with the song “Take Me Back” and also in 2005 with the Song “It’s up to you”.
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  • ...sy - Et Cetera (Ireland 2009) | Participant Profile | Eurovision Song Contest - Malmö 2013. ...avanagh]]. He also later wrote the 2014 Irish entry "[[Heartbeat (Can-linn song)|Heartbeat]]" sung by [[Can-linn]].
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  • ...during May 2000, Claudette Pace was chosen by the Maltese public with her song ''Desire''. But before her performance on the Eurovision stage, Claudette h ...in the [[Malta Song For Europe in 1993]] together with [[Bayzo ]] with the song ''You Are My Music''.
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  • Eleanor’s passion for music and acting led her to join her home town theatrical group [[Skene]], ...onnici]], composed by [[Dominic Cini]], direct by [[Tonio Vella]] in the [[Malta]] caractor simbol.
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  • ...e Axisa''' (b. 12 August 1981) is a Maltese jazz singer from [[il-Fgura]], Malta. ...arly age of 7, continuing with Ms [[Beatrice Brockdorff]]; also qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical music
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  • ...as [[Doris Chetcuti]] was writing several poems and Eugenio composed music for them, to be sang by his owen brother and sister, two good singers who gaine ...r]], [[Glen Vella]] and [[Alison Ellul]] that Doris and Eugenio also wrote for them. Besides with her brother Doris worked with many others Composers.
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  • ...maine Grech who is three years younger than him. He is well known in Malta for the various tv and radio shows he produces and hosts, beside he is a good L ...between September 1997 and June 1999. Later he joined the [[Drama Unit of Malta]] within the Maltese Education Division, under the leadership of the well r
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  • '''Ira Losco''' is a singer from [[Sliema]], Malta. Born on 31st July, 1982. From the early beging Ira had singing in his hear ...er on the famous tv programm "Tista tkun It" which always sing the opening song, and some others during the programm.
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  • ...ision show by which Malta selected its entry to the 2007 Junior Eurovision Song Contest held in Rottherdam in Holland on 8 Dicember 2007. This was Malta's fifth entry to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
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  • ...tal-Kanzunetta Maltija għall-Ewropa 1994''' (Festival of Maltese Song for Europe 1994) was organized together by the Ministery of Youth and Culture under th The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • ...and was encouraged by composer [[Philip Vella]] who was eager to set music for Gerard James lyrics. In 1998 he submitted one of his songs for Malta’s Selection of the [[Song For Europe Festival]]. On 1999 he submitted ''Brethless'' which not made it through, b
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  • ...ision show by which Malta selected its entry to the 2006 Junior Eurovision Song Contest held in Bucahrest in Romania on 2 Dicember 2006. This was Malta's forth entry to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
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  • ...ision show by which Malta selected its entry to the 2004 Junior Eurovision Song Contest held in Kiev in Ukraine on 21 November 2009. This was Malta's seventh entry to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
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  • ...qualifying nights of such National Contests: Song For Europe, the Maltese Song Contest, Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza, L-Għanja Tal-Poplu and Junior E ...on CDs). Select 40 song from the category of Established Singers and 20 song from the category of the New Singers.
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  • ...ision show by which Malta selected its entry to the 2008 Junior Eurovision Song Contest held in Limassol in Greece on 22 November 2008. This was Malta's second entry to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
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  • ...etra Zammit''' (born 11 August 1987) is a blues singer from [[San Ġwann]], Malta who was raised in [[Żejtun]]. ...song Streetcar of Desire written by [[Elton Zarb]] and [[Rita Pace]]. The song made it to the final 8 on Saturday 26 January 2008.
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  • ...ou" which charted at No. 32 on the UK Singles Chart. Promotion had stopped for Mothers Heaven and again the band returned to the studio to work on their t ...the band's 13th UK Top 40 singles (including their UK Top 10 Singles). The song charted at No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart behind Garbage's 1999 James Bond
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  • ...nce the end of 2008 he lived in UK, Bournemouth and composed several songs for an album. ...tely in festivals such as [[Golden Singers festival]], [[Junior Eurovision song contest]], [[Drydocks Singer Contest]], [[Star to Be]] and many more.
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  • ...'''Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija 199'''4 and [[Song For Europe]] was organized together by the Ministery of Youth and Culture under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • ...ision show by which Malta selected its entry to the 2004 Junior Eurovision Song Contest held in Lillehammer in Norway on 20 November 2004. This was Malta's second entry to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
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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 ...erformance Award'' 1996 and 1997 Winner for two consecutive years of the [[Malta Music Awards]] – ''Best Singer''.
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  • This '''Festival Malta Song For Europe 2001''' was organized by the Ministery of Youth and Culture under the auspi The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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  • ...singer/songwriter/recording artist. Lyndsay always had an ultimate passion for music and had always been evident from a relatively young age carrying her ...g a serious career. In fact, Lyndsay had been taking Speech Level Training for years from a number of professional tutors based in the United Kingdom. ''T
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  • ...time in a local singing competition where she placed 1st in her category. For Sarah this was her first step in her carrier. ...her category and achieved 1st prize at the Original Song Category with the song ''Vivra Ancora'', composed by [[George Debono]] to the lyrics of [[Christop
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  • ...altese singer, best known for representing her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009. ...992 contest. Chiara told in a BBC interview two years later that she cried for several hours in the bathroom of her hotel suite after losing at Eurovision
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  • ...d. Ian and Nadine won the title of Malta dancing champions which they held for the following 5 years. ...rapher for a number played by [[Claire Balluci]] during the Malta song for Europe festival 2004.
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  • ...on 21 April,1941, but residing in [[Birkirkara]] since childhood. He is a Song writer and a Poet. ...in the Eurovision Song Contest with English verse, namely, ''SINGING THIS SONG'', sang by [[Renato]] which eventually placed 12th. in the the final classi
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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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  • ...1993 and placing 8th out of 25 countries with [[This Time]]. He is one of Malta's leading vocalist musician. ...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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  • ...sion-Malta-logo-darkBG.jpg|thumbnail|300px|right|Official Malta Eurovision Song Contest logo]] ...iven to the national selection process for Malta's entry to the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011, produced by PBS, the national broadcasting corporation.
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  • Born and raised in [[Mosta]], Malta. Her parents are Joan Muscat (nee Farrugia), and Francis Muscat an IT Manag Jessica attended dance classes mainly [[Hip Hop]] for some years. She performed in her local Baptist church choir [[Shalom]] and
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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 year, the dance studio in
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 1999''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by:-
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  • '''Kevin James Borg''' (born 9 June 1986, Floriana, Malta) is a Maltese pop singer who lives and works in Sweden. Borg rose to musica ...e selection for Eurovision Song Contest [2] and the Malta International TV Song Festival [3] in 2006 and 2007. He was a resident singer in the television p
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  • ...n composing music and immediately managed to participate in the [[Song for Europe Festival]]. ...that introduced by Konkors Kanżunetta Indipendenża named –[[Ilħna Ġodda]] for new voices with the Singer [[Gabriella Massa]].
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2002''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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  • ...1971, '''Rene Mamo''' is a sound engineer and record producer residing in Malta. He started music lessons at the age of six at the [[Johann Strauss School ...d and obtained a Bachelors degree in Music teaching at the [[University of Malta]].
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  • This '''Festival Malta Song For Europe 2003''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Charlo Bonnici]] as the chairman of the Festiva
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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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  • ...lives at [[Ħal-Lija]]. She is a qualified vocal instructor hailing from [[Malta]]. She is also a well-known vocalist with a distinctive blues voices and a ...hance her versatility and vocal exploration, in 2007, she trained at the [[Malta Academy of Performing Arts]], studying stage performance, songwriting and
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 1998''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Norman Hamilton]] as the chairman of the Festiv
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europe 2004''' was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the au The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Grace Borg]] as the chairman of the Festival, [
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  • ...Paul''' (born 20 February 1983) is a electronic pop singer-songwriter from Malta. ...]], [[Roma Music Festival]], and [[Universong Canary Islands International Song Festival]] among others.
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  • This Festival '''Malta Song For Europ'''e was organized by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under the The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Norman Hamilton]] as the chairman of the Festiv
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  • '''Romina Mamo''' was born on the 17th July 1983, on the island of [[Malta]] and she lives in [[Birkirkara]]. She is a singer, Actress and Radio and T ...c degree in the [[Bachelors of Education]] (Hons) from [[The University of Malta]] after having finished her studies. Currently she is teaching Mathematics,
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  • '''Malta Hit Song Contest 2011''' is the nth edition of a popular music festival organized an ...17 April 2011. 64 entries were submitted for this year’s competition. The song contest will be aired as part of the new Saturday afternoon tv show, [[Cele
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  • ...e song "Vertigo" and represented Malta at the semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest held at the [[Hartwall Areena]] in [[Helsinki]], [[Finland]], on 10 ...a's Anonymous with "Salvem el món". However, she did not manage to qualify for the final.
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  • ...Malta]] on 12 July, 1970. She’s a well recognised name in Malta both as a song writer (author) and as a TV producer and presenter. ...ce at the [[Malta Song for Europe]] came in 1999 with ‘I Believe Again’, a song composed and sung by Paul Giordimaina.
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  • ...has been singing from the age of nine years and has won many festivals in Malta and also abroad. ...nch for an international singing Festival. With just six days to study the song, he managed to have it recorded and quickly sent to France. One week later,
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  • ...y stage. At the age of 12, her mother encouraged her to audition for the [[Malta Children's Choir]] of [[ActReact]], directed by [[Ray Mangion]]. That was a ...ith [[ActReact]], she auditioned for the musical [[1565-The Great Siege of Malta]], produced by [[Masquerade Theatre Company]], directed by [[Anthony Bezzin
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  • ...ion of foreign tutors. In 2006 he was part of Drama encounter representing Malta at an EU drama project called Synergy… Ready, Steady, Go! together with m ...09 Malta Television Awards as well as for the Best Song for TV in the 2010 Malta Television Awards.
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  • '''Claudia Faniello''' (born 25 February 1988) is a popular singer from Malta. ...eight of his initial popularity after representing Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001.
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  • ...Zammit Dimech]], the Festival was held on 24 and 26 January 2008 at the [[Malta Fairs and Convention Centre]] at [[Ta’ Qali]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Robert Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival,
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  • ...ented Malta in the 1992 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] held in Malmö with the song ''Little Child''. Spiteri finished in third place behind Ireland and the Un ...as made in 1975 when Mary performed two songs in the Maltese final, ''Live For Tomorrow'' and ''Try a Little Love Today''. Both failed. After her 1992 app
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  • ...sion show by which [[PBS]] selected Malta's entry to the 2012 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] to be held in Baku, Azerbaijan between the 22 and 26 May 2012. ...the right to award wildcards either in the semi-final or the final of the song selection.
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  • ...oad singing with various groups and on his return to Malta he joined [[The Malta Knights]] who were offred a conyract in South Africa. ...roup which won the International Festival of Maltese Song in 1985 with the song ''Komputer'' by [[Ray Agius]] and [[Alfred C. Sant]].
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  • ...Thea gave her first singing performance at a local song festival with her song titled [["Għalkemm Flus m’għandhiex"]]. ...unity to be part of a promotional campaign for one of the leading Banks in Malta.
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  • ...t concert being attended by more than 10,000 fans, the largest number ever for a Maltese band. ...wo young boys, including bassist [[Joseph Rizzo]] were in a band in search for a vocalist. Their first singer was [[Jesmond Attard]]. Later the band took
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  • '''Glen Vella''' (born 14 May 1983) is a singer and voice coach from Malta. ...In February 2010, he placed 2nd during the Malta Song for Europe with the song ‘Just a little more love’.
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  • ...hythm and blues singer best known for representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996.Born in Santo Antônio do Descoberto,Goiás, Brazil but raised ...al and representing Malta in the 1996 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] with the song [[In A Woman’s Heart.]]
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  • ...of experience and success as she won almost all of them. In one prominent song festival she also won the singer of the year award and best voice and overa ...gram was a successes as it won an award for the Best Children’s Program in Malta.
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  • ...Gonzi''' born on 5, May, and lives at [[Ħ'Attard]]. She is a singer, song-writer. ...r music skills as a performer in the Music Ensemble at the [[University of Malta]], wherein she graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Italian and History of
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  • One of the leading Country singers in the Maltese Islands, Considered to be Malta's Queen of Country Music. Born at [[Zurrieq]] on 17 March. She is a Country Song Singer and Radio Presenter.
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  • Born at [[Gżira]] [[Malta]], His parents was Martin and Irene Debattista. He is the oldest of three b ...se) – adventure/mystery book published in 2007 and nominated for Best Book for Youngsters
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  • '''Day by day Malta news updates featuring the most prominent news item of the day as featured 06 [http://www.maltamediaonline.com/?p=19369 Air Malta coping with severe UK weather]<br />
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  • ...ame marks a change from the preceding year, ushering in a new set of rules for the selection process, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and compose ...anized by [[PBS Malta]] and will be transmitted live on [[TVM]]. The hosts for the show are [[Valerie Vella]] and [[Keith Demicoli]].
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  • ...at the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 2001 and 2006. He is seen by many as Malta's hope in its fledgling experimental electronic scene, contributing to many ...nger and has performed in various festivals including the [[Malta Song For Europe]] 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Claudia also put up a show i
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  • ...[[Granfrangisk Abela]] Upper Secondary Schhol, and at The [[University of Malta]]. In the 1999 Edition of the [[Malta Song For Europe Festival]] with [[Mariella Scerri]]
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  • ...est]] nine times since debuting at the first contest in [[2003]]. Entrants for the Contest were selected by a national selection, organised by the Maltese ...sen to sing in English hoping that this would grant them a better placing. Malta took a 2 year break (in 2011 and 2012) and decided to return in 2013.
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  • ...ary Islands and the Promotion Program Abroad “EUROSINGERS – Spain Sings in Europe”. .... Another change in the same edition was the introduction of a competition for juniors split into two categories.
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  • ...ny Aquilina]] and sung by [[Chaira Siracuza]] and won 2nd place in the PBS song Festival. ...Tlett Ibliet'', all of them may sung by chiara Siracuza and with this last song she placed 3rd in the [[Għanja tal-Poplu Festival]].
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  • ...s Hospital]], [[Pietà|Tal-Pietà]] and grew up and lives in [[L-Imġarr]], [[Malta]]. She is a Singer, Actress and Dancer. ...sionist and a singer, who performed in various popular shows such as the [[Malta Jazz Festival]].
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  • ...as been singing for the past three years and is being tutored by Institute for Vocal Advancement Instructor [[Maria Abdilla]]; apart from her passion towa ...i. She competed against different countries but she emerged victorious for Malta by winning the overall Grand Prix of the 5th edition of this competition.
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  • ...his victory, Helen made a tour in [[Rome]] and [[Florence]] and represents Malta in an International Festivals held in the city of [[Sopot]] in [[Poland]]. ...oser [[Carmelo Zammit]]. In 1969, Helen take part in another festival with song ''Qawsalla'' written by composer [[F.X. Pisani]].
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  • ...is Zammit Dimech]], the Festival was held on 1 and 3 Febuary 2007 at the [[Malta Fairs and Convention Centre]] at [[Ta’ Qali]]. The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Robert Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival,
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  • ...amily.He had to study music under the guidance [[Bettie Eastwwod]] and sat for exams of the [[Trinity College of Music]] and of [[The Royal School of Musi He was a member of the band B.F.M [[Starlights]] know for their song ''Stella''.
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  • ...a Junior Group. After a period of auditions 6 young Artists were selected for the Junior Group. [[Janice Delmar]], [[ Jody Magri]], [[Mattei Curmi]] , ...'United'' was a Charleston/Jive song full of lively music and a pure dance song that makes one jump off the chair to dance.
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  • His love for music was cultivated from an early age during school activities and started ...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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  • ...sion show by which [[PBS]] selected Malta's entry to the 2013 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] to be held in Malmö, Sweden between the 14 and 16 May 2013. PBS regulations for this year stipulate that the last five Maltese representatives are not allo
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  • ...tal-Kanzunetta Maltija għall-Ewropa 1993''' (Festival of Maltese Song for Europe 1993) was organized together by the [[Ministry of Youth and Culture]] under The Organising Committee for this Festival was made by [[Gaetano Abela]] as the chairman of the Festival
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  • ...e 1986 MaltaSajf festval when he performed his own Maltese-language lyrics for Hotel California and Stairway to Heaven. Towards the end of that decade th ...peared one more time as a participant in this song conest in 2007 with the song ''Fil-Fidi Magħqudin''.
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  • ...rnational Contest]], were in 2010 he placed in the third position with the song '''Caruso'''. ...he song '''Venerdi'''. Also participated in this festival in 2012 with the song '''Kburin Bik'''.
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  • '''Trilogy''' are a vocal music group from Malta. It was founded by [[Paul Abela]] and [[Joe Julian Farrugia]], the writing ...International Pop Music Festival]] of [[Varna]], [[Bulgaria]] with ''Time for Love''. They participated as a duo, since Cliff could not make it because o
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  • ...in 1991 to select the song that would be Malta's entry to the [[Eurovision Song Contest]]. ...he English-language entry that was the official version for the Eurovision Song Contest.
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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 ...ldren to Anthony Storace and Edna Crockford on the Mediterranean island of Malta, Marc taught himself to sing at a fairly early age. His life in music began
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  • ...S team she was was part of the amazing opening act of the [[Malta Song for Europe 2013]]. Michela has joined [[Journey Choir]] for two consecutive years and had the opportunity to be part of the concert ''J
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  • ...hool]] in [[Ta’ Giorni]], followed by a two-year Secretarial Course at the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology at [[l-Imsida]]. ...singing during the variety part of the program. They took part in a lot of Song Festivals both locally and abroad where they were among the first three win
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  • ...zina''' was born on 22 January. 1987. She comes form the Capital City of [[Malta]], [[Valletta]]. ...n to be one of the backing vocals to go to represent Malta in the song for Europe with [[Lynn Chircop]] in 2003.
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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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  • '''Mark Tonna''' was born in [[iż-Żurrieq]], [[Malta]] on 13 March 1963. He is a singer songwriter and musician. ...my Eyes'''. He composed a music and wrote the words of nine of the twelve song that contains this album. In the same year he composed a music of his first
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  • == Song Festivals, Events or Drama Activies == | 01||[[Funeral Marches - Marċi Funebri - Malta War Requiem - Mis-Soċjeta Filarmonika Sliema (2000)]]||||||*||||
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  • ...g music since she was four years old and has never looked back since then. For the past ten years she has studied under the direction of many professional ...s and later also festivals which helped her gain the confidence she earned for to be a better performer.
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  • ...]], [[MCAST]], [[St Michael’s College of education]] and the University of Malta. He also attended a summer course in painting, ceramics, and history of art ...a committee member too. He served on various boards and judging panels for song festivals, literary and art competitions.
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