Wiwi Jury Albania Edition: Andi Tanko, Kristi Popa, Voltan Prodani, Renis Gjoka, Egert Pano
“It’s the musical equivalent of torture”
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Festivali i Këngës 54: Reviews and rankings by the Wiwi Jury
Thirty acts. One winner.
Wiwi Jury Albania Edition: Simbol, Genc Tukçi, Klajdi Musabelliu, Niku & Entela Zhula, Evans Rama
“This song could do really well — on a cruise ship for pensioners”
Wiwi Jury: Malta’s Destiny Chukunyere with ‘Not My Soul’
“I know her Destiny: the top 3”
Wiwi Jury: Spain’s Edurne with “Amanecer”
“The entry oozes drama, passion and class”
Wiwi Jury: Slovenia’s Maraaya with “Here for You”
“It’s fresh, modern and has some completely bonkers staging”
Wiwi Jury: Sweden’s Måns Zelmerlöw with “Heroes”
“It’s a massive floor-filler of a song and the lyrical message is uplifting but never twee”
Wiwi Jury: Norway’s Mørland & Debrah Scarlett with “A Monster Like Me”
“It’s the most twisted but also the most authentic love song”
Wiwi Jury: Estonia’s Elina Born & Stig Rästa with “Goodbye to Yesterday”
“This song doesn’t cook — it smoulders”
Wiwi Jury: Azerbaijan’s Elnur Hüseynov with “Hour of the Wolf”
“Meditative and moving, grand yet intimate, this song is more poetry than pop”
Wiwi Jury: Poland’s Monika Kuszynska with “In the Name of Love”
“The song is about as exciting as soggy cardboard and goes nowhere”
Wiwi Jury: San Marino’s Michele & Anita with “Chain of Lights”
“The youngest singers with the most dated song”
Wiwi Jury: FYR Macedonia’s Daniel Kajmakoski with “Autumn Leaves”
“Autumn is such a miserable season”
Wiwi Jury: Latvia’s Aminata with “Love Injected”
“Her voice packs the punch of a nuclear bomb, and her Amazon-inspired dance moves could disarm the most aggressive tribesman”
Wiwi Jury: Australia’s Guy Sebastian with “Tonight Again”
“Well done, Wizard of Oz!”