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Back in November, it was announced that Samanta Tina had been chosen to represent the country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. However, fans had to wait patiently until it became clear which song the 31-year-old singer would try to conquer Europe with.
In total, Samanta along with her team prepared up to 11 potential songs. All of them were created by the artist last summer. It was first announced that the song would be released in January this year, but eventually it all turned into a real test of nerves for fans of this competition.
The video cycle began in February.How to win at Eurovision? Samantha Tina’s road to Rotterdam (How to Win Eurovision? ”Samanta Tina’s Road to Rotterdam), which thoroughly captures the artist’s preparation and musical career. The five-part documentary ended this Friday night, along with the release of their song “Eurovision.”
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Samanta Tina will appear on the big stage at Eurovision with the play “The moon is rising.” The interpreter seems to continue with her mission and in this year’s song she also talks about the unity and strength of women.
“In my song, I emphasize that all women are equal. We are not just women, we are queens and each one has her own crown. I also say in the song that dirty games are not for me, I want to travel with an open heart my whole life. And my position will never change, I will always say what I think ”, said the interpreter a little earlier when presenting the piece.
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VIDEO: Samanta Tīna – The Moon Is Rising – Official Video (Eurovision 2021)
Samanta Tina, who won the competition for the first time last year, was also preparing to send a strong message to the world. Only sadly, due to the coronavirus pandemic, she was not allowed to be heard. Still Breathing’s main message has also become empowering the voice of women.
VIDEO: Samanta Tīna – Still breathing – Latvia
“I am very happy. It finally happened and I have the happiest ticket to Rotterdam. Yes, I am ready and my message for Europe and the Eurovision Song Contest is that Latvia is still breathing and, yes, we can!” – Samanta said Tina, who is well known to Lithuanians, after the victory.
The singer has participated in many projects in our country: “Voice of Lithuania”, “Star Duets”, in which the dancer Tadas Rimgaila became her partner.
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