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The band Napa, representing Portugal in the 69th Eurovision Song Contest, has qualified for the final of the competition tonight in Basel, Switzerland. The song “Deslocado” by the Madeiran group was among the European public’s favorites in the first semi-final. The holding of two semi-finals to determine the countries competing in the final took place for the first time in 2008 and, since then, Portugal has only missed out on a place five time…
🇵🇹 Portugal: NAPA Release "Deslocado" Music Video
The Portuguese representatives for the 69th Eurovision Song Contest have released a music video for their song “Deslocado”. Ahead of their appearance in the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest this evening, Portugal’s NAPA have released the music video to their competing entry. NAPA will perform in seventh position in the first semi-final this evening. Who are NAPA? NAPA is a band founded in Madeira, Portugal, in 2013, under the orig…
It is already this Wednesday that begins another edition of the Eurovision Festival of Song. Portugal participates in the first semifinal with the song "Diplaced" of the band made by Napa. It will be true that this year's participation in Basel costs RTP 400 billion euros, as has been said? The SIC Polygraph was checked.
From Madeira to Eurovision - Portugal’s NAPA Takes “Deslocado” to the World Stage
Portugal’s representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 comes all the way from Madeira. NAPA, an indie band whose musical journey started in a basement in 2013, are set to take the stage in the Semi-Finals of the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest stage in Basel, Switzerland on May 13, 2025. Let’s learn more about their musical roots and their touching song that made it all the way to the… Source
The Napas will go up to the Eurovision Palace, in Basilia, already this Wednesday, on the other side of more than 14 competitors: Iceland, Poland, Slovenia, Estonia, Ukraine, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Azerbaijan, San Marino, Albania, the Netherlands, Croatia and Cyprus. Italy, Spain and Switzerland will also show their songs to the end.
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