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Ira Losco wins Malta Eurovision 2016!

After a hectic week full of interviews, plenty of rehearsals, the Malta Eurovision Song Contest has eventually come to an end. Good news on this, we have a winner and it is no other than the experienced Maltese singer Ira Losco!

As you may know, Ira represented Malta at the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest in Tallinn ranking 2nd with ”7th Wonder” (Philip Vella/Gerard James Borg). This time, the song is called ”Chameleon (Invincible)” but there is a chance the song can be changed into another one, as Ira told us when we met her on our previous interview.

Watch our exclusive video interview with Ira after her victory:

Apart from some other interval acts, Destiny Chukunyere took also part at the beginning of the show by singing her winning Junior Eurovision entry ”Not My Soul”, as well as after all the finalist performances.

14 acts took part tonight while the whole thing was host by Ben Camille, who you can see playing a presenter role after modelling and acting on films and TV.

  1. Deborah C – All Around The World
  2. Franklin – Little Love
  3. Daniel Testa – Under The Sun
  4. Brooke – Golden
  5. Raquel – Flashing Lights
  6. Christabelle – Kingdom
  7. Corazon – Falling Glass
  8. Dominic – Fire Burn
  9. Jessika – The Flame
  10. Jasmine – Alive
  11. Lawrence Gray – You’re Beautiful
  12. Maxine – Young Love
  13. Ira Losco – Chameleon
  14. Kim – Lighthouse

The final top 5 looks as it follows:

  1. Ira Losco – Chameleon
  2. Brooke – Golden
  3. Franklin – Little Love
  4. Christabelle – Kingdom
  5. Maxine – Young Love

Check the final scoreboard below:

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Are you happy with the winner? Do you think that Malta is on the good way by sending this professional singer to Stockholm? Tell us what you think either below or on our social media platforms.

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