By now we know that Soli Kapsis is going to represent Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö (Sweden), and now we heard a rumour that Sili’s music video has been done filming, and that it is ready for a February 29th release?
Liar
This year’s Cypriot entry is called “Liar”, and will be sung by young artist, Silia Kapsis. The music video for this song has wrapped filming in the city of Limassol in Cyprus some days ago. Silia has travelled to the island of Cyprus to speak to local and international Eurovision press about her upcoming entry, but also to shoot the music video. Silia lives in Australia.
Silia Kapsis revealed about the song “Liar” that it is an uptempo dance-track, and that it is highly danceable. The press that was present during Silia’s press moments in Cyprus were treated to some shots of the music video, and they could already see that the song must be very high-energy.
When will Cyprus’ 2024 entry be revealed?
There is no date set just yet, but there are rumours that it will happen at the end of February, more specifically on February 29th 2029.
What has happened up to now when it comes down to Silia’s participation in Eurovision 2024?
The past couple of weeks Silia Kapsis has been rehearsing her Eurovision act in the North-American city of Los Angeles, where she perfected her choreography with her choreographers. Then she travelled from Los Angeles to Athens to finish the final recording of her Eurovision entry, “Liar”. Next, she travelled to Cyprus to shoot the music video of her entry. She will travel to Athens again to take a break, and after she will rehearse her choreography again with the dancers that will join her during her performance in Malmö (Sweden).
Was Silia Kapsis chosen internally or with a televised national final?
Silia Kapsis was chosen internally by the Cypriot national broadcaster, CyBC, to represent Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö (Sweden).
Who represented Cyprus in Eurovision 2023?
In Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool (UK) Cyprus was represented by Andrew Lambrou with the song “Break a Broken Heart”. Andrew did well in the contest, ending in 7th place (of 16) in Semi-final 2, and eventually he came in 12th (of 26) in the Grand Final.