News for tag: Germany
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The live show for the Final takes place tomorrow evening, when viewers in 39 countries will have their opportunity to vote to decide the winner. It is worth remembering that this evening's dress rehearsal is of equal significance, as this is the rehearsal that the professional juries will be watching and voting on, and they are responsible for 50% of the votes.
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Cascada from Germany gave her second press conference today where the singer spoke about her dress rehearsal, her plans for tonight, her favourite contestants in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
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In our interview with Cascada, lead singer Natalie Horler tells about her rehearsals in Malmö, her professional background and her future plans. Watch the video right here on Eurovision.tv!
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The first dress rehearsal of the Grand Final took place in the Malmö Arena this afternoon. Find out what happened on the Eurovision stage and get prepared for the live show, to take place at 21:00 CET tomorrow, on May 18th!
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Today it was time for Cascada to rehearse their glorious dance song once again in the Malmö Arena. The stage act includes pyrotechnical effects, artificial smoke, an elaborate choreography - and a staircase! On top of that, the lead singer Natalie Horler delivered a very convincing vocal performance.
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There’s no need for a big introduction, when you want to present one of this year’s Eurovision finalists, world wide known euro dance band Cascada. They are hitting the charts across Europe and US (even in Asia), for ten years already. Still being part of Europe’s Favourite TV show is a big challenge for Natalie Horler and her team.
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Cascada will represent Germany in the Final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest with Glorious. Learn more about their preparations for Malmö and their feelings about performing on the stage of Europe's Favourite TV Show in an interview and a special video feature, both prepared by our colleagues at www.eurovision.de!
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Unser Song für Malmö was the title of the German national final this year, and now the German TV viewers have indeed found their Eurovision entry. In a spectacular show, presented by the host of the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest, Anke Engelke, Cascada was in the end chosen to be the German representative!
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It's time for Unser Song für Malmö tonight! Don't forget to tune in to the German national selection for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in our WebTV Player, starting at 20:15 CET. Twelve well-known acts will compete, with a varied selection of songs and musical styles.
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One week before the German national final Unser Song für Malmö, the online voting of the "young radio channels" of the German public broadcaster ARD has kicked off. You can now cast your vote online on the official radio voting page!
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Today, the five jurors in the German national final Unser Song für Malmö have been announced: Peter Urban, Roman Lob, Mary Roos, Anna Loos, and Tim Bendzko. They will be responsible for one third of the total scores.
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It'll be the memorable host of the Eurovision Song Contest in Düsseldorf Anke Engelke to take the job this year in the German national selection too.
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Today the German broadcaster NDR has announced the last participant in the lineup for their national selection for Malmö. It's Mia Diekow who will take that place!
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Söhne Mannheims, LaBrassBanda, Cascada, Nica & Joe, Finn Martin, Ben Ivory - that's just six of the twelve acts that will compete in Unser Song für Malmö on 14 February. Find out who will join them on stage in Hanover!
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On 14 February, the German entry for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest will be chosen in a public national final, the mode of which has changed quite a bit compared to previous years: no talent show will be aired, but well-established acts will be chosen to compete in the show by a professional jury.
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