In another year Moldova's lovely Lidia Isac may have stood a chance of qualifying with “Falling Stars” but there are better pseudo-dance songs in this year's contest.
“Falling Stars” is a peppy, yet ultimately forgettable, number which will need to deliver some memorable stage moments that translates well on television to ensure it’s noticed.
Isac, a veteran of multiple singing competitions across Eastern Europe, will need to pull out every Eurovision trope to gain what would be a surprise Grand Final berth.
She’ll need to “hand grasp” for her life! Nothing to worry about here Dami.
Watch Lidia Isac's official video for 'Falling Stars':
Two Questions with Lidia Isac
What are the three most impressive facts about you?
- I love to sing opera.
- I can bake a very tasty Moldavian traditional cakes.
- I have a tattoo with the Latin words "Carpe Diem" that means "live the moment". I always value the moments that life is giving me.
Why is the Eurovision Song Contest important for you?
It's a huge contest watched by millions of people. It's amazing when you can deliver your song, emotions to such a big family, the Eurovision family. Also, it's a great opportunity to make new friends, collaborations, build bridges between cultures and discover the beauty of music, that is so different in every country.
Watch Lidia Isac's video interview
The Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast on SBS’s Eurovision Weekend - Friday 13, Saturday 14 and Grand Final Sunday 15 May, 7.30pm on SBS, with LIVE early morning broadcasts from 5am on Wednesday 11, Friday 13 and Sunday 15 May.
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