With the arrival of the New Year, the road to Eurovision 2020 is looking a whole lot shorter. Some broadcasters are preparing to broadcast their national selection shows, and others are busy perfecting the announcement of their internally selected acts. Meanwhile, a lucky seven artists — those who have been publicly confirmed already — are developing plans of action as they write, tweak or choose their songs for the contest.

Amid all the mayhem, Bulgaria’s Eurovision 2020 singer VICTORIA has been getting pensive. She’s now shared her goals for the year ahead, which we are re-publishing in full below. Above all else she wants “to make Bulgaria proud”. We’re sure she will. There’s also good news for Bulgarian Eurofans. She suggests she’s got “the powerful and moving song that embodies” what she stands for.

Bulgaria: VICTORIA’s goals ahead of Eurovision 2020

Happy New Year! Few days ago I found my old planner for 2019 that I totally forgot about. On 1st of Jan I wrote down my biggest wishes for 2019. Turns out representing Bulgaria at Eurovision was one of them! I also wrote that I want to write my first song, to start working on my first album and to record in the US – all accomplished! This year I decided to share my wishes for 2020 with you all! Your support is the key in making them a reality! Here are my 5 wishes for the next 366 days:

1. To make Bulgaria proud with my Eurovision performance in May 2020. It will require long hours of rehearsals and I will give my all to do my best in Rotterdam! Finding the powerful and moving song that embodies what I stand for as an artist is really important. And I think I have it!

2. To record and release my first EP/ALBUM! I am already working on it and I give my dedication and love to it! Can’t wait to share my new music with you all! This won’t be possible without the great team that supports me through every step!

3. To be able to perform my music to people from all over the world. I want to meet you all and share a moment with you – no matter how big the stage is and where you live!

4. To be able to spend more time with my family. This will be possible after Eurovision but I am so excited that they will be with me in Rotterdam supporting me in the arena!

5. To continue to bring awareness to the cause of finding new homes the homeless dogs and cats in Bulgaria. Something really close to my heart!

Thank you for all the support through 2019! Have a fantastic 2020!

What are your goals for 2020? And what are your hopes and wishes for Eurovision in Rotterdam? Let us know in the comments box down below. 

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lol
lol
4 years ago

I just know shes gona do great! Shes the artist so far I’m most excited for. I hope she sends a song like “I wana know”

Pavel
Pavel
4 years ago

I’m so ready for “Arcade 2.0” sung by a woman 🙂 #Sofia2021

Tom
Tom
4 years ago
Reply to  Pavel

Billie Ilish 2.0 meet Arcade more

Mr Vanilla Bean
Mr Vanilla Bean
4 years ago

I really need City Lights 2.0.
It’s the one studio track of recent years that still touches me.

Tom
Tom
4 years ago

Agree, Blanche should have won !!!

Tektek
Tektek
4 years ago

Ugh please give us another Beautiful Mess or City Lights type of song. I’m longing for that

Loin dici
Loin dici
4 years ago

While this is promising, I’m still aware of how Bulgaria is marketing their entries so smartly, so let’s say I’m a bit aware that this might be a marketing skit.

Miro
Miro
4 years ago
Reply to  Loin dici

It’s not a marketing skit. Recently, in an interview, Vicky said she would choose of several songs, but insisted that she want participate as an author in the process. She also said, that one of the songs she heard is appropriate for ESC.

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
4 years ago

Starting to get a little excited about what she has in store.

Nick
Nick
4 years ago

I’m just glad Bulgaria and Ukraine came back to Eurovision, can’t wait to hear the songs from my two dearest motherlands even if I live far far away right now)))

Jack
Jack
4 years ago

I support artists that do eurovision because it’s their dream and not for promotional reasons. I hope her enthusiasm is translated into a good song and perfomance because Bulgaria deserves to win

Minerva
Minerva
4 years ago

Happy New Year to everyone at wiwbloggs!

Minerva
Minerva
4 years ago

That sounds promising! I look forward to the release of her Eurovision song….

NickC
NickC
4 years ago

She sounds so genuine. I like her very much already.
Same goes for Hooverphonic.

Leo
Leo
4 years ago

I really have a strong feeling that she would win this year

Joe
Joe
4 years ago

Still seems very promising. And she’s got a budget!

Jo.
Jo.
4 years ago

ballad alert

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
4 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

she’d NEVER. i expect an electronic midtempo a la city lights

Jo.
Jo.
4 years ago

that’d be iconic

Colin
Colin
4 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

Who cares if it’s a ballad, mid-tempo, bop or something else. As long as it’s good.

Jo.
Jo.
4 years ago
Reply to  Colin

I didn’t say it’s bad, although I prefer something else due to the large number of ballads we get every year.

Colin
Colin
4 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

I’d say we get about 8-12 ballads every year. I just believe that sometimes people mislabel every slower or mid-tempo song as a ballad (for instance, I wouldn’t call Slovenia, Latvia, Romania or Australia a ballad last year). I do acknowledge the need for diversity you are referring to.

Sabrina
Sabrina
4 years ago
Reply to  Colin

Were you thinking about Austria or there was someone crazy enough to call “Zero Gravity” a ballad, Colin? 😀 I wouldn’t even consider “Ktheju tokës” a ballad, for me it’s downtempo ethnopop. Downtempo songs aren’t necessarily ballads. And ballads can be very different from each other. “Amar Pelos Dois” is totally different from “Molitva”, that’s also very different from “Sound of Silence”. Anyway, I get where Jo was going. People usually go with ballads when they talk about having a “moving song”.

Colin
Colin
4 years ago
Reply to  Sabrina

I meant Austria, yeah. But I am sure there are those who’d call Zero Gravity a ballad due to operetic parts. Yeah, I wouldn’t necessarily call Khteju tokes a ballad either. And even songs I’d classify as ballads have *at least* two very different sub-genres:

Power-ballads (bit faster, more explosive choruses) – e.i. Criminal, Keep the Faith, Breathlessly

Atmospheric ballads (slower, more subdued) – e.i. Blackbird, Arcade, Beautiful Lie

We could add ethnoballads as an entirely separate group.

Marios
Marios
4 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

probably a powerful sad midtempo Beautiful mess type of song, but in her own way. Surely will be a good one though so it doesn’t really matter

Jo.
Jo.
4 years ago
Reply to  Marios

that’s my prediction

Sale
Sale
4 years ago

Wish all the best