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• Baklava
  '''Baklava''' is a classic-pop group from Malta. As of late 2010 they are a string quintet fronted by a female singer. The group is best known for its participation in the national selection for Malta's entry to the [[Eurovision Song Contest]]
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• Maltese Singers in The Junior Eurovision Song Contest
  ...ional selection, organised by the Maltese broadcaster [[PBS]] from 2003 to 2010. ...lacing. Malta took a 2 year break (in 2011 and 2012) and decided to return in 2013.
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• Amber Bondin
  ...alta Hit Song Contest 2010]] with a song called Take It Easy. She finished in 4th place. In October 2010 she won the [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] with the song Trid Tapprezz
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• Thea Garrett
  ...ars, participating in various productions. She has obtained qualifications in Musical Theatre, Voice Techniques and Drama from Trinity Guildhall College. ...al as well as songs from musicals. Her dream is to perform at the West End in London.
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• Song Contests in Malta
  '''Song contests in Malta''' have become a way for Maltese pop songs to reach a general audienc ...f association with the [[Eurovision Song Contest]], and most significantly in the use of the word festival to describe such contests.
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• Ruth Portelli
  ...ded with her studies at [[Sir M.A. Refalo School]] and read a B.A. (Hons.) in Maltese and Spanish Studies at the [[University of Malta]]. ...iven various recitals, the latest one being held at [[St. James Cavalier]] in [[Valletta]].
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• Chiara
  ...esenting her country in the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] in 1998, 2005, and in 2009. ...a 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, but she came to
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• Chan Vella
  ...lla]]. At the younger age of six years he began taking piano lessons while in the last fourteen years he began composing music. He is married to the sin ...ldren of Today) sung by [[Glen Vella]] and [[Eleanor Cassar]] placed first in the prestigious festival [[L-Għanja tal-Poplu]].
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• Ralph Siegel
  '''Ralph Siegel''' (born 30 September 1945 in Munich) is a German record producer and songwriter. He is married to the op ...n'' (A Little Peace), performed by Nicole won the Contest and became a hit in Europe.
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• Jessika Muscat
  ...Manager, as well managing Jessica’s music career. Jessica is the youngest in the family and has two siblings Claudio and Jeanette respectively. ...recitals as a pianist. Through the past nine years Jessica has taken part in various musicals and pantomimes.
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• Fleur Balzan
  ...orn in [[Rabat]] [[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. ...known artists. Her first experience at the [[Malta Song for Europe]] came in 1999 with ‘I Believe Again’, a song composed and sung by Paul Giordimai
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• Audrey Marie Bartolo
  ...fact the young singer partecipated not only in festivals in Gozo, but also in Malta where she was rewarded various times with prestigious titles and trop ...s after, she also won ''The Fidof Award'' in the [[Santa Lucija Festival]] in late July.
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• Grecia Bezzina
  From an early age she showed initiative and participated in a number of school activities but it was only when she was eight years old ...she made it through the finals with the song '''Fil-Qalba Tar-Raħal''' and in 2007 with '''Familja Dot Kom'''.
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• Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2011
  ...ess, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and composers to participate in the contest. ...y 2011 at the [[Republic Hall]] of the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]] in Valletta.
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• Dwett
  ...ature to him, since starting around twelve years ago. He is not a new face in the music scene, having reached the final of the [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indi ...giro]], both in Italy. In 2017, he took the leap and applied to take part in the Eurovision Song Contest for Romania, getting through to the televised
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• Owen Bonnici (actor)
  He has lived in [[il-Birgu]] since he was 13. ...tober 2003. After that he presented [[A-70]], a teens programme on Net TV. In April A-70 will be two years old.
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• Cynthia Attard
  '''Cynthia Attard''' was born in [[Xagħra]], [[Gozo]] on 5 January 1993. She is a Singer. ...rticipated in various singing competitions, including the [[Malta Eurosong 2010]] where she made it through to the semifinals with the song ''If I Knew''.
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• Stephen Baldacchino
  ...ched to reading and writing in the English language. Pursued his education in state schools where today he works as Assistant Learning Supposr also one o ...European cities through original works by Maltese folk group ''Firelight'' in Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
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• Malta Song for Europe
  The '''Malta Song for Europe''' was an annual festival establish in 1991 to select the song that would be Malta's entry to the [[Eurovision Son During the initial years, each song was presented both in Maltese and English, but it was the English-language entry that was the off
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