Miriana Conte on Eurovision Performance: ‘Most Beautiful Day of My Life’

Miriana Conte on Eurovision performance: ‘Most beautiful day of my life’

Update 11.50amMiriana Conte described participating in the Eurovision Song Contest final as the “most beautiful day of my life”, in her first reaction after placing 17th in the competition on Saturday night. The 24-year-old from Qormi was one of the contest’s most controversial entries, having had to retitle her song Kant to Serving, after the...

Who is Miriana Conte? Meet Malta's Eurovision 2025 entry

It's time to get on your feet and dance as the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 reaches its grand final.Tonight, 26 countries will all be battling it out to be named the champion and amongst those entries is Malta's Miriana Conte whose Eurovision participation has been shrouded in some controversy.When Malta first announced Miriana would be representing it in the contest, her initial song Kant raised some eyebrows due to it sounded like a certain ex…

Who is Malta's Eurovision 2025 act Miriana Conte and what are the lyrics to her song

The track Serving is Malta's entry to Eurovision 2025 and Miriana Conte's fourth time representing Malta at Eurovision

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Miriana Conte sings for Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel. We show you how to vote for the country on Saturday night – plus: all information about the act, the song and the ESC balance sheet.

New York Times lists Malta as One of The Favourites To Win this Years Eurovision

Malta’s Eurovision entry “Serving” by Miriana Conte has captured international attention, with The New York Times listing the song as one of the favourites to win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Originally titled “Serving Kant”, the track sparked controversy due to a play on words. While “kant” means “singing” in Maltese, its phonetic similarity to an English vulgar term prompted Eurovision organisers to request a title and lyric change. De…