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Tonight, Moldova holds the final of its national selection, O Melodie Pentru Europa 2015 and will decide who will take part in the Eurovision first semi final in Austria in May.

About the Show

Earlier this week we saw two semi finals, one on Tuesday 24 February and one on Thursday 26 February where 12 acts performed, and a mixture of public and jury votes moved 8 acts from each night forward to compete in the final. The winner of the final will be decided in the same way – a mixture of public and jury votes – but in the event of a tie, the act with the highest jury vote will win

The 16 entrants in tonight’s final are

  • Eduard Romanyuta – I want your love
  • Marcel Roșca – Feelings will never leave
  • Mihaela Andrei – About love
  • Glam Girls – Magia
  • Diana Brescan – Up and down
  • Serj Kuzenkoff – Danu năzdrăvanu
  • SunStroke Project & Michael Ra – Day after day
  • Irina Kitoroagă – I’m gonna get you
  • Valeria Pașa – I can change all my life
  • Stela Boțan – Save me
  • Doinița Gherman – Inimă fierbinte
  • Dana Markitan – Love me
  • Doredos – Maricica
  • Julia Sandu – Fire
  • Lidia Isac – I can’t breathe
  • Miss M – Lonely stranger

How to Watch

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You can watch the show through the Moldovan national broadcaster TRM, or via Eurovision.tv

The show begins at 19.00 CET, and runs until 22.00 CET

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Poll

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The Story so Far

Moldova has competed in the Eurovision Song Contest every year since their debut in 2005. Their most successful entry was that year, when Zdob şi Zdub finished 6th in the final with their song Bunica bate toba.

 Stay tuned to ESCToday for all the latest news from Moldova and the Eurovision Song Contest


Eliza-Jane watched Eurovision Song Contest as a youngster growing up in Australia and continued to be a keen follower of the show since moving to London in 1999. She watched the show live from Oslo in 2010 and Dusseldorf in 2011, and Malmo 2013.