Shared their views • All competing countries in the semi-finals
Updated 2024-05-10 00.15 | Published 2024-05-08 18.07
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16 countries fought for the last final places.
When Israel’s Eden Golan was regarding to step on stage, she was greeted by both cheers and boos – but only the cheers were heard on the television broadcast.
Read the full chat regarding semi-final two with Aftonbladet’s Markus Larsson!
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Thank you and good night!
Thursday 23.21
Marcus Larsson
And see you on Saturday! Think we all get to see Estonia once more!
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Herreys are perfect. For the credits. Take care now.
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See you on Saturday Markus the best Larsson
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A sadness that Israel is even included
Anders
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Hope Israel’s song wins on Saturday. 🙏🏻🫶🏻
Marcus
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It’s time for the second semi-final of the Eurovision song contest 2024.
16 countries compete for 10 final places. In addition, France, Spain and Italy are already performing well.
Here are all the competing countries:
1. Malta: Sarah Bonnici – “Loop”
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fullscreenMalta. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
2. Albania: Besa – “Titan”
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full screen Albania. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
3. Greece: Marina Satti – ”Zari”
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full screen Greece. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
4. Switzerland: Nemo – ”The Code”
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full screen Switzerland. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
5. Czech Republic: Aiko – “Pedestal”
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fullscreenCzech Republic. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
Frankrike: Slimane – “My love”
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full screen France. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
6. Austria: Kaleen – “We Will Rave”
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fullscreenAustria. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
7. Denmark: Saba – “Sand”
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full screenDenmark. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
8. Armenien: Ladaniva – “Strong”
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full screen Armenia. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
9. Lettland: Dons – ”Hollow”
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full screen Latvia. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
Spanien: Nebulossa – “Zorra”
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full screen spain. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
10. San Marino: Megara – “11:11”
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fullscreenSan Marino. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
11. Georgien: Nutsa Buzaladze – ”Firefighter”
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fullscreenGeorgia. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
12. Belgien: Mustii – ”Before the party’s over”
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full screen Belgium. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
13. Estland: 5MINUUST x Puuluup – “(we don’t know anything regarding these) drugs”
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fullscreenEstonia. Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
Italian: Angelina Mango – ”La Noia”
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full screen Italy Photo: Martin Meissner / AP
14. Israel: Eden Golan – ”Hurricane”
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full screen Israel. Photo: Jessica Gow/TT
15. Norway: Riddle – “Ulveham”
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fullscreenNorway. Photo: Jessica Gow/TT
16. The Netherlands: Joost Klein – “Pope of Europe”
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full screen Netherlands. Photo: Jessica Gow/TT
The second semi-final will be broadcast on Thursday 9 May at 21.00 on SVT and on SVT play.
