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The Hungarian broadcaster MTVA has announced earlier today the thirty participants of A Dal 2017. The final of the competition will be held on 18 February and the winner will represent Hungary at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017.

The national selection entries are being released continuously online and more than ten are already available for listening. Last year, Hungary provided a national selection full of contemporary music, a line which will be probably followed this year as well. Have a listen and be sure to check this article again as it will be updated when new entries are released. Excerpts of all participating songs can be heard in this press conference recording, where the participants where revealed, as well as on A Dal’s official website.

Ádám Szabó – Together
Andi Tóth – I’ve got a fire

Anna Garay feat. Júlia Kása – Jártam

Benji – Karcok

Benjámin Pál – Father’s Eyes

Calidora – Glory

Chase – Dust in the wind

Dávid Henderson – White shadows

Enikő Muri – Jericho
Georgina Kanizsa – Fall like rain
Gigi Radics – See it through

Joci Pápai – Origo
Kata Csondor – Create

Kills Leander – Élet

Kállay Saunders Band – 17

KYRA – Got to be a day

Mrs Columbo – Frozen king

Orsi Sapszon – Hunyd le a szemed

Peet Project – Kill your monster

Peter Kovary & The Royal Rebels – It’s a riot

Roma Soul – Nyitva a ház
Soulwave – Kalandor

Spoon 21 – Deák

Szabyest – Szerelem kell

The Couple – Vége van

The Wings – Mint a hurrikán

Totova and Freddie Shuman feat Lotfi Begi – Hosszú idők

Viki Singh – Rain

Zoltán Mujahid – On my own

Zävodi & Olivér Berkes – #háttérzaj

Stay tuned to ESCToday for the latest updates regarding A Dal and Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017!


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.