North Vision Song Contest 33 • Confirmation Thread
Jun 30, 2020 21:29:30 GMT 1
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Post by Callum on Jun 30, 2020 21:29:30 GMT 1
Tunisia confirms for the next edition
Tunis, Tunisia - June 30, 2130CET
Despite being relegated to the Pre-Qualification Round after a terrible semi-final result, Wataniya 1 has confirmed they will send a delegation to the contest and that Tunisia will "come back fighting."
Last edition's Tunisian entry, Ayem, was received well by the Tunisian public although this did not transfer to the wider North Vision fanbase. Instead of being hailed as the next I Will Be Waiting, it was panned and came third-to-last in the second semifinal of the previous edition in Luxembourg. Many Tunisian fans derided the result, accusing the voters of being "one-dimensional" and even going as far as accusing the voters of not getting behind Ayem as it was performed by a man.
Nonetheless, Tunisia is used to doing pretty badly in the contest, and the delegation is eager to ensure that the recent Tunisian success wasn't just a fluke. Tunisia has once again opted for an internal selection; an entry has been sent to the NBU, which in turn approved it swiftly.
The song Tunisia will send to Georgia has been described as something way more accessible than Ayem, a fusion of dance-pop and contemporary R&B, and with a highly Western production. Once again, the song is entirely in Arabic.
The entry will be revealed on July 11, in time for the PQR. Stay tuned!
Despite being relegated to the Pre-Qualification Round after a terrible semi-final result, Wataniya 1 has confirmed they will send a delegation to the contest and that Tunisia will "come back fighting."
Last edition's Tunisian entry, Ayem, was received well by the Tunisian public although this did not transfer to the wider North Vision fanbase. Instead of being hailed as the next I Will Be Waiting, it was panned and came third-to-last in the second semifinal of the previous edition in Luxembourg. Many Tunisian fans derided the result, accusing the voters of being "one-dimensional" and even going as far as accusing the voters of not getting behind Ayem as it was performed by a man.
Nonetheless, Tunisia is used to doing pretty badly in the contest, and the delegation is eager to ensure that the recent Tunisian success wasn't just a fluke. Tunisia has once again opted for an internal selection; an entry has been sent to the NBU, which in turn approved it swiftly.
The song Tunisia will send to Georgia has been described as something way more accessible than Ayem, a fusion of dance-pop and contemporary R&B, and with a highly Western production. Once again, the song is entirely in Arabic.
The entry will be revealed on July 11, in time for the PQR. Stay tuned!
Germany's NVSC participation, WDR, has confirmed that the country will take part in the 33rd edition, held in 
Georgia. VVAVES' amazing 4th place allows the country to automatically participate in the final.
Openness to changes, willingness to take risks, as well as the will of cooperation are pivotal success factors. It was emphasised that the project arranged by our national broadcasters contribute to cementing contacts and providing opportunities for both sides. 
Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. 1st July 2020.
Ivo Maskunyanov stated in an online press conference with the NVSC news portal kazakhstannvsc.ntk.kz
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NEWS FROM HUNGARY
North Macedonia Confirms Participation! 
~ Bulgaria confirms participation in NVSC 33 ~ 
Georgia for the 33rd edition. 
Norway will participate in another one Northvision edition. Norway will return to the semi-finals after 2 editions of being automatic qualified. The waiting seems to be worth it, as the broadcster took the chance to not only confirm the anniversary 30th edition of Den Norsken Sangen, but also announce the 10 participating acts.
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