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  • '''Philip Vella''' born in [[Mellieħa]] on 1 July 1958. ...s such as the [[Malta Song for Europe]], International Festival of Maltese song as well as [[Għanja tal-Poplu]] Festival.
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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 ...assar, Antoine. [http://maqluba.blogspot.co.uk/2006/01/mweja.html 'Mwejġa' in ''Mużajk''] - 25 January 2006</ref>
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  • ...uscat 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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  • .... They have a baby boy, Liam who was born on 17th December, 2012 and lived in [[Mtarfa]]. ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...the early beging Ira had singing in his heart and she always their singing in their school prize day. ...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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  • ...8 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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  • ...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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  • ...e Axisa''' (b. 12 August 1981) is a Maltese jazz singer from [[il-Fgura]], Malta. ...so qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical musical training.
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  • '''Claudette Pace''' is a Maltese singer born in [[Naxxar]] on 8 February 1968. ...her performance on the Eurovision stage, Claudette had previous experience in the local music scene on the Maltese Islands.
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  • '''Eleanor Cassar''' (born 29 September 1982) is Maltese singer active in various popular music genres. ...cals and theatrical events, and this was her first experience with singing in public.
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  • ...nging competition Idol in 2008. He was the third male winner and the first in the show's history to be born outside of Sweden, having moved there exactly ...ernational TV Song Festival [3] in 2006 and 2007. He was a resident singer in the television programme [[Kalamita]] (2006–2007). Borg has also performe
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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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  • ...1986, and shot to fame in 1989 with their top ten single with her brother in law as lead guitarist, "I Don't Want a Lover" released from Southside (1989 ...sed in 2008, and her second solo album [[The Movie Songbook]] was released in March 2010.
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  • ...11 August 1987) is a blues singer from [[San Ġwann]], Malta who was raised in [[Żejtun]]. ...and [[Rita Pace]]. The song made it to the final 8 on Saturday 26 January 2008.
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  • '''Debbie Scerri''' born in [[Toronto]], [[Canada]] on 25 March, 1969. ...n at the [[Govt. Primary School]] in [[Rabat]], [[Govt. Secondary School]] in Rabat, and [[Upper Secondary]] at [[l-Imsida]]. Debbie is married to Matthe
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  • '''Klinsmann Coleiro''' was born in Paola on the 17th July, 1990. He is a Maltese male singer. Grewe in [[Santa Lucia]]. His father is a great fan of soccer, and in July 1990, when Klinsmann was born, a famous German soccer player, named J�
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  • He started his career in 2001 and from the next year until 2007 was under the guidance of [[Bryan Ce ...of local director/actor [[Mark Doneo]]. In 2004 he attended another course in TV Drama with Screen Productions Media Entertainment under the supervision
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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. ...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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  • ...es through each of her stage performances. She differs from the other acts in the local music industry by bringing about a certain aura, a professional o ...ans because at the end of the day I think that every individual is special in their own unique way.''
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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...t concert being attended by more than 10,000 fans, the largest number ever for a Maltese band. ...ferred music over everything else in life. They met frequently in a garage in Senglea on cold grey days to put together their own original songs. Thus th
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  • ...' 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 Tv presenter. ...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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  • ...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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  • '''Renato Briffa''' was born in [[Valletta]] on 11 October, 1957. He is a songs composer. ...n composing music and immediately managed to participate in the [[Song for Europe Festival]].
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  • '''Claudia Faniello''' (born 25 February 1988) is a popular singer from Malta. ...initial popularity after representing Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001.
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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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  • ...y the start of her career. During 5 years with [[ActReact]], she took part in various productions. These include [[The Magic of Musicals]], [[Joseph and ...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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  • '''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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  • ...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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  • ...Gonzi''' born on 5, May, and lives at [[Ħ'Attard]]. She is a singer, song-writer. ...ry of Art. Raquela has graduated as an Italian teacher and is now working in a church school.
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  • '''Day by day Malta news updates featuring the most prominent news item of the day as featured Links indicating Video in the title contain a news clip in Maltese, as it appeared on television that day on [[Favourite Channel]].
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  • ...g Contest]] held in Malmö with the song ''Little Child''. Spiteri finished in third place behind Ireland and the United Kingdom. 1992 was not Mary's firs ...was presented with an award by Eurovision Network at their convention held in Coventry that year.
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  • ...of three brothers. He married [[Simone Debattista]] actress and presenter in 2000. And they have two sons. ...include ATCL Performing – Trinity College, London, Performer's Certificate in Acting – Trinity College London and an intensive Pinnacle Film Acting Cou
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  • ...m gig to gig. At some point however, Riverstone became too small a vehicle for their broader musical aspirations. ...was given a modest reception at first, but went on to clinch the No.1 spot in the [[Bay Radio charts]] a few months later.
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  • ...e biggest national networks, Macedonia TV. It was during Eurovision period in Athens, where he was given the task to cover the event and report daily on ...ntest field. Gorgi counts several entries in national selections, all over Europe.
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  • ...hard rock/heavy metal band from Switzerland. They enjoyed moderate success in North America during the 1980s. ...ce]] joined the band as frontman in time for their Metal Rendez-vous album in 1980.
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  • ...best known for representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996.Born in Santo Antônio do Descoberto,Goiás, Brazil but raised on the Mediterranean ...representing Malta in the 1996 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] with the song [[In A Woman’s Heart.]]
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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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  • 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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  • ...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 ...lacing. Malta took a 2 year break (in 2011 and 2012) and decided to return in 2013.
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  • ..., a number of members established within the St George’s Club (established in 1872) a new band bearing the name of ''Filarmonica San Giorgio''. ...ted for the first time in the Good Friday procession and the titular feast in honour of St George. The newly formed band had to shoulder the burden relat
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  • ...vision Song Contest]] in 2001 and 2006. He is seen by many as Malta's hope in its fledgling experimental electronic scene, contributing to many internati ...]] 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Claudia also put up a show in Reggio di Calabria.
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  • ...Ġuiseppe Borg]] and a number of enthusiasts of the feast of [[St Dominic]] in [[Valletta]] and immediately established itself as one of the leading band In 1885, the Committee requested the permission of Edward, [[Prince of Wales]]
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  • ...the [[Club DJ Awards]]. 2001 saw their first hit on the air waves with the song ''[[Closer]]'' which was then followed with other releases such as ''[[Even ...at a baroque theatre – the [[Manoel Theatre]]. Their performances, upshot in an attraction to clubbing enthusiasts who enjoyed live music and placed U-B
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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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  • Mark was born in [[Valletta]] on 22nd, June, 1977. ...s has produced a number of talented musicians and singers who form part of Malta's post-war musical heritage namely the late [[Oscar Lucas]] and his brothe
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  • '''Weeping Silence''' plays a blend of gothic/doom metal and has been active in the metal scene since the mid-1990s. Weeping Silence formed in 1998 with this line-up
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  • ..., made it through to the semi-finals of the [[Malta Song for Europe]]. The song received significant airplay following the contest. He progressed to releasing radio singles and is still active in the local scene to this day. Jean Claude performed his hit track [[‘Ain�
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  • ...zina''' was born on 22 January. 1987. She comes form the Capital City of [[Malta]], [[Valletta]]. ...cals to go to represent Malta in the song for Europe with [[Lynn Chircop]] in 2003.
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  • ...Bason''' was born at [[St Luke’s ]] Hospital on the 23 August, 1993. Live in [[Pembroke]] She is a Singer. ...e has studied under the direction of many professional tutors, guiding her in achieving her full potential.
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  • ...e of 17, she began writing songs. She performed as a session musician, and in 2005 began writing and producing her debut extended play, Take It or Leave ...rthed, she successfully auditioned for the fifth series of Australian Idol in 2007 and went on to win the series.
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  • ...argaret Camilleri) Born on 7th. March, 1984 is a singer from Sannat, Gozo, Malta. "Morena" means "brunette", which fits her complexion.[1] Morena became to ...ntered the Malta Song for Europe competition with Paul Giordimaina and the song "Time" they ended 9th with 3046 votes.
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  • ...', born on the 20 October 1991, grew up at [[San Ġwann]] and now she lives in [[Ħal Għargħur]]. She is a singer performer. She is currently a Policy Executive at [[Malta Chamber of Commerce]], Enterprise & Industry. She is also a performing arti
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  • ...a Lewis''' born at [[Pietà]] on 12 December 1976 and comes from [[Mosta]], Malta. ...ssaporto per Sanremo'', ''Walt Disney Show'' in Rome and ''Video Fantasy'' in Sicily.
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  • ...]] on [[TVM]] and [[Junior Live]] on [[One TV]], where she was classified in first place by the jury. Francesca has subsequently appeared on several loc ...ndipendenza]]. She appeared in the quarter-finals of Malta Song for Europe in 2009.
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  • ...ng by [[Klinsmann Coleiro]]. She has also achieved second and third places in different editions of [[Indifest]] as an author and won the best interpreta ...i]]. She also won second place of [[Indifest]] 2015 as the lyric writer of song ''Ma Ninsa Qatt'' composed by Dominic Cini ‘Minik’ and sang by [[Dorcas
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  • ...-Kor ta’ Doreen Galea''') or '''The Doreen Galea Choir''' saw its begining in the early nineties, when Maltese singer [[Doreen Galea]] had just started g As the word spread children began to increase and it was a natural decision for Doreen to form her choir. The ages of the children varied from five to fift
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  • ...sland as well as having at his disposal one of the best music libraries in Malta. ...he events, thus providing a comprehensive service to Italian music fans in Malta.
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  • '''The most prominent events in 2011 are gathered through a brief outline on this page and subsequent links ...Arriva can be listed as the most important news that touched most Maltese in some way or another.
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  • ...Sisters]], [[St Julian’s]], brought up in [[l-Imsida]], and now lives in [[Birkirkara]]. ...specialising in Wedding Mass Music. A vast repertoire especially designed for a meaningful Wedding Mass to remember
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  • '''Ana Maria Grima''' was born on the 25 March, 1993 and lives in [[Mosta]]. Since she was young Ana Maria was very much interested in the beauty cosmetic field. She just finished her studies and now working a
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  • '''Marvic Lewis''' born at [[Qormi]]. She is a Singer Song-Writer, Producer. ...to her encounter with the Rock Genre and the discovery of another talent – song writing.
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  • ...Camilleri''' born on 13 Febuary,1992. She is an Singer and Actress lived in [[Birkirkara]]. ...going. One of her good religion song is '''Sliem Għalik Marija''' made in 2008 and dedicated to the Archbishop [[Paul Cremona]].
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  • '''Sunday 23 Dec 2007 (Michael Bugeja - The Sunday Times of Malta)''' ...lier this year at the International Ice-Skating Grand Gala “Lovers on Ice” in Italy.
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  • ...ana McKeon''' is a beatboxer, singer-songwriter and guitarist from Naxxar, Malta. ...he University of Malta and subsequently moved to London to pursue a career in music.

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