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• Jessika Muscat
  Born and raised in [[Mosta]], Malta. Her parents are Joan Muscat (nee Farrugia), and Francis Muscat an IT Manag ...ngs. In 2004 Jessica succeeded to the final second edition of the [[Junior Eurovision Festival]] with her song [[Precious Time]], which was selected from 118 tra
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• Miriam Christine
  ...e pop and rhythm and blues singer best known for representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996.Born in Santo Antônio do Descoberto,Goiás, Brazil but r ...winning the Song for Europe Festival and representing Malta in the 1996 [[Eurovision Song Contest]] with the song [[In A Woman’s Heart.]]
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• Lawrence Gray
  ...vast career. Early in his career, he carried out artistic work for ''Miss Malta'', took part in tv shows, musicals, etc. ...ntman. Lawrence recorded 6 songs with this band at [[Temple Studios]] in [[Malta]].
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• Jasmar Cassar
  ...2008 (Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008) and with ''My Star'' in (Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010). In 2013 he competed in 2 Italian Festivals; Sanremo Doc In 2014 Jasmar competed In An Italian Festival ''Il-Cantagiro'' with his song ''Ti
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• Daniel Testa
  ...has been singing from the age of nine years and has won many festivals in Malta and also abroad. Daniel placed first at the [[Malta Talent Awards]] of 2005 and 2006 for children and also won [[Best Promising
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• Chris Grech (singer)
  '''Chris Grech''' (born 23 August 1982) is a rock singer from [[l-Imsida]], Malta. ...e became known to a more mainstream audience by taking part in the [[Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2013]], with the rock ballad ''Never Walk Away'', which he co-
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• Janice Mangion
  ...Micallef]], a former Maltese performer at Malta’s second attempt in the [[Eurovision Song Contest in 1972]]. Since then Janice has been taking lessons in the pi ...11 with ''Ain’t My Kind Of Love'' by Rita Pace and Mark Scicluna, and on 2014 Edition with ''The One by'' [[Renato Briffa]] and [[Keith Zammit]].
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• Brooke Borg
  '''Brooke Borg''' is a singer from Malta, frequently known simply as '''Brooke'''. ...she also took up singing, performing on various shows and contests around Malta and Italy.
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• Glen Vella
  '''Glen Vella''' (born 14 May 1983) is a singer and voice coach from Malta. ...tist in the Malta Music Awards. In February 2010, he placed 2nd during the Malta Song for Europe with the song ‘Just a little more love’.
  3 KB (489 words) - 01:26, 5 July 2017
• Cherylis Camilleri
  ...Curmi Higher Secondary]] and persenlty she is attending at [[University of Malta]]. On 2010 she went rapprezenting Malta in the ''International Nile Song Festival'' with a great success.
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• Lyndsay Pace
  ...'L-Isfida'', The ''XFM Virtual Rockstar'' Competition, the ''International Malta Hit Song Contest'', the TV Reality Show ''Don’t Stop Me Now'', ''The Voda ...already successful solo artist, Lyndsay had been selected to be a part of Malta’s first girl band known as [[Vieve]] back in 2008 in an agreement with Si
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• Sophie Debattista
  ...s British. As a child, she attended [[San Andrea School]] in [[l-Imġarr]], Malta. In 2006 she represented Malta at the [[Junior Eurovision Song Contest]] in Bucharest, Romania, with ''Extra Cute''. The following ye
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• Elton Zarb
  ...se song to have won the [[Junior Eurovision]], and brought the festival to Malta for the first time. ...us'', a joint production by ''eOne'' (Canada) and ''Cittadella Pictures'' (Malta) directed by [[Mario Philip Azzopardi]].
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• Franklin Calleja
  ...the song ''Still Here'' written and composed by the winner of the [[54 th Eurovision]] editon [[Alexander Rybak]] famous for playing his violin in the winner so ...t to the Final held at the [[Marsa Shipbuilding]] on Saturday 22 November, 2014 with the last sixteen song. He placed at the fifth place with 26 points.
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• Firelight
  ...lk band best known for representing [[Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014]]. There first album is set to be released in 2014. All songs of the album are a collective effort of the band.
  1,008 bytes (138 words) - 07:17, 10 May 2014
• Marilena Gauci
  She is currently a Policy Executive at [[Malta Chamber of Commerce]], Enterprise & Industry. She is also a performing arti ...two attempts), the [[Summer Hit Song Contest]] in 2008 and 2009, the Malta Eurovision Song Contest in 2011 and 2013 and [[L-Għanja tal-Poplu Żagħżagħ - 2007
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• Malta Shipbuilding
  '''Malta Shipbuilding''' Company Limited, was a Maltese state-owned ship building co ...s three large, former ship building, sheds that will make up the venue for 2014. The middle shed will be the main audience area and stage; while the two si
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• Karen DeBattista
  On 15 March, 2014 Karen take part in the 38th Edition of the Festival [[Għanja tal-Poplu]] a ...y, she got through to the final, held the following day on the 22 November 2014.
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• Sarah Bonnici
  ...ears old she attended vocal lessons with [[Miriam Christine]] (winner of [[Malta song for Europe 1996]]), and joined the [[Gozo Children’s Choir]]. It wa ...Hungary) where she came in the 1st place. She was also chosen to represent Malta at the popular ''Ti Amo Festival'' in Romania, where she placed 1st in her
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• Davinia Pace
  '''Davina Pace''' Born in Malta, ...2013 Eurovision song contest]] Where she performed her song "Betrayed" on Malta’s most watched show "Xarabank".
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