Georgia will have a huge Eurovision show, not just a party, but a cut-throat competition between 12 very professional songs. I can’t decide for my favourite.
Here are some of them, all ready to fight for their right to represent Georgia in Belgrade. To be decided on 1 March.
Salome Korkotashvili – Captaine. That’s by far and away my top favourite, unless it turns out she can’t sing it live. A jolly wee song, which, if combined with a nice show, can go to the Final.
3G – I’m free. Oh, yes! Three girls singing like mad, ala-Anastasia, though her voice is muck more hoarse, thus, more effective. An upbeat pop-rock track, very professional and well-performed.
Salome Gasviani – Share your love. Salome is talented girl, who could easily convince you that Georgia is the cradle of world music. We’ve seen ballads with a distinct American sound, failing to perform well at Eurovision, but who knows. This time, it might be the year of the ballads. Well done!
Aleko Berdzenishvili – The beautiful girl. People out these seem to be hugely influenced by music from the US. But, correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this song amazingly beautiful?! Slightly irritating male vocal, which we can get used to if performed in a huge hall with nice acoustics. And he can for sure sing live.
Tika Patsatsia – Never change. Singer, dancer, TV presenter, Miss Georgia. A bad rock girl! Shall we add – a potential ESC Georgia winner?
The rest are:
VIVO – Life
Diana Gurtskaya – Peace Will Come
Irakli Pirtskhalava – Freedom
Teatroni – Georgia invites friends
Tako Gachechiladze – Me and my funky
Guga Aptsiauri – Don’t look at me
Tamta Chelidze – Give me your love
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