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Georgia: Check the 28 acts to take part in 2017 national selection

Whilst and after winning this year’s Junior Eurovision, Georgian Public Broadcaster “GPB” has been busy preparing their national selection contest for the adult version of the EBU contest, which was announced in early November. From the 7th of November till yesterday, soloists and bands aiming to represent the country in Ukraine could send in their submissions to the broadcaster.

Now, a day after the submission period closed, GPB has revealed the acts that are on the process to date and will try to get the ticket that will lead one of them to fly the Georgian flag in Kiev. The current line-up of this year’s Georgian national selection contest looks as it follows:

  1. Nanuka Giorgobiani
  2. Giorgi Chikovani
  3. Davit Shanidze
  4. Trio Mandili
  5. Ancho Dolidze
  6. Elene Mikiashvili
  7. Andria Gvelesiani
  8. Group The Mins
  9. Alisa Danelia
  10. Rati Durglishvili
  11. Brandon Stone & Eter Beriashvili
  12. Tornike Kipiani & Giorgi Bolotashvili
  13. Group EOS
  14. Dima Kobeshavidze
  15. Maliibu
  16. Group Asea Sool
  17. Natia Bidzinashvili
  18. Misha Sulukhia
  19. Ani Kekua
  20. Tako Gachechiladze
  21. Oto Nemsadze & Group Limbo
  22. Mariam Chachkhiani
  23. Nutsa Buzaladze
  24. Group Sparkle
  25. Nino Basharuli
  26. Temo Sajaia
  27. Mariko Lejava
  28. Sabina Chanturia

Last year, Nika Kocharov and Young Georgian Lolitaz were internally selected and through public and jury deliberation 50/50 , chose the entry they would be finally singing in Stockholm, “Midnight Gold”, which was finally arranged by well-known composer and producer Thomas G:son. Georgia came 20th in the grand final.

We hope that more details regarding the whole thing will transcend on a later but early stage, coming in due time, so stay tuned to ESC+Plus to learn more about Georgia’s intentions at the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest!


Source:  GPB
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