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Moldova held the second semi-final of O Melodie Pentru Europa 2016 tonight, the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 in Stockholm, Sweden.

Tonight, semi-final 2 saw the last 12 candidates take the stage. Eight acts proceed to the grand final on 27 February 2016, seven songs chosen by a combination of public televote and expert jury vote, while the eighth qualifier is chosen from the remaining songs via additional televote. The eighth qualifier has been revealed in a special discussion show following the semi-final.

  • Andrei Ionița & Onoffrei – Lie
  • Anna Gulko – Never let go
  • Beatrice – Save my heart for you
  • Big Flash Sound – Când vrei
  • Cristina Pintilie & Alex Calancea Band – Picture of love
  • Diana Brescan – Till the end
  • Felicia Dunaf – You and me
  • Lidia Isac – Falling stars
  • Max Fall feat. Dan Vozniuc & Malloy – Game lover
  • Nadia Moșneagu – Memories
  • Rodica & Ivan Aculov – Stop lying
  • Vitalie Todirașcu – Belladonna

The public and the jury together chose the following seven entries to go to the final:

  • Andrei Ionița & Onoffrei – Lie
  • Big Flash Sound – Când vrei
  • Cristina Pintilie & Alex Calancea Band – Picture of love
  • Lidia Isac – Falling stars
  • Max Fall feat. Dan Vozniuc & Malloy – Game lover
  • Nadia Moșneagu – Memories
  • Rodica & Ivan Aculov – Stop lying

The eighth finalist, chosen by televoting only is:

  • Felicia Dunaf – You and me

These eight songs join the eight songs that qualified from the first semifinal that was held on Tuesday:

  • Maxim Zavidia – La la love
  • Valeria Pașa – Save love
  • Doinița Gherman – Irresistible
  • DoReDoS – FunnyFolk
  • Viola – In the name of love
  • Valentin Uzun – Mine
  • Che-MD – Vodă e cu noi
  • Emilia Russu – I am not the same

The Moldovan final will take place on Saturday. The winner out of the sixteen finalists, will go to represent Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016.

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Gil is 23 years old, grew up in Israel and lives in Sweden. He began following the Eurovision Song Contest at the age of five, when the contest was held in Jerusalem in 1999. Gil joined the ESCToday team in March 2008, shortly after co-hosting the Israeli national selection that year.