He’s the Aussie on a mission to sing for Cyprus at Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool. After his first rehearsals on the M&S Bank Arena stage, Cyprus’ Andrew Lambrou is gearing up to sing his heart out in semi-final two next Thursday.

In an intimate chat at the wiwibloggs LUSH Lounge, the 24-year-old Sydney native sounded off his gratefulness of being able to represent the country of his ancestors at Eurovision 2023. Soaking up the experience of the contest, he is ready to perform on the world’s biggest televised music competition. 

Scroll down to watch our interview with Andrew Lambrou.

Cyprus’ Andrew Lambrou “Break a Broken Heart” — Interview after Eurovision 2023 first rehearsal

About his staging, Andrew Lambrou said: “So really wanted the visuals to complement the song. I feel within myself and the team feels it too that this is a big feelings song. It’s got some big notes in there. It’s got that ethereal type of vibe”.

Andrew spoke in length about his love for Cyprus, including his Cypriot roots. He recently travelled to his ancestral homeland and met some of his relatives, which left a deep impression on him.

He told our William: “[Visiting Cyprus] was one of the most amazing moments in my life. I’m not just saying that to you. It was an extremely emotional day. To understand my roots and to understand where my family comes from after hearing so many stories for 24 years of my life from my grandparents and my uncles”.

“I met people that I had never met before but they are my family members. I could see the resemblance with the people at home, I remember stepping foot into Kathikas, which was the first village I went to and I just started to tear up, I don’t know why I started tearing up. It was just so incredibly special. So, I have this incredible energy with me that I’ve brought from there I’m extremely grateful for”.

“For Cyprus, I’m so proud to be a Greek-Cypriot Australian, and I’m really proud of my roots and what my family has brought back to Australia. And I think over this Eurovision journey, Cyprus has embraced me, which is something I’m incredibly grateful for. I really feel that love, I feel that love from many parts of the world, including Australia”.

“Eurovision is about bringing the world together”.

Cyprus at Eurovision 2023: Andrew Lambrou “Break a Broken Heart” first rehearsal

Do you think that Andrew Lambrou has what it takes to make the Grand Final at Eurovision 2023? Are you excited to see what the “Break a Broken Heart” staging has to offer? Let us know in the comments down below!

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Rambo Amadeus
Rambo Amadeus
10 months ago

Lipsyncer from Down Under

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
10 months ago

Panik Records should be ashamed for wanting to be associated with this song, all of their current new releases are such beautifully greek gems and bops

Giannis Vardis for Cyprus in 2024 or we riot!!!!!

Chris
Chris
10 months ago
Reply to  Anonymous91

Give it a rest

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
10 months ago
Reply to  Chris

No

some countries should be forbidden to sing in english or come with swedish composers

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
10 months ago

now come on, where are the same haters now whom bashed Emma Muscat for bringing a ”cliché generic song”

now you don’t hear them because it’s a hunk

urgh 🙁

Henry
Henry
10 months ago
Reply to  Anonymous91

Well.. Emma Muscat is a beauty too…

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
10 months ago
Reply to  Henry

Yup and i am still loving her entry, i still feel sad i never got the chance to vote for her but she was my 12p in end of last years Top250 voting

Lillac marlin
Lillac marlin
10 months ago

Sizzling