Moment Of Silence lyrics – Ovidiu Anton (Selectia Nationala 2016)
Read the “Moment Of Silence” lyrics: “In the darkest nights feel the power in you…”
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Selectia Nationala 2016
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Romania: M I H A I blames jury, vows to never return to Selectia Nationala
From paradise to hell
Romania: Ovidiu Anton wins Selectia Nationala 2016 with “Moment of Silence”
The winner takes it all
Prediction: Florena should win Selectia Nationala 2016 with “Behind The Shadows”
She’s won both our poll and the Wiwi Jury
Doru Todorut and Irina Baiant: “‘The Voice’ is about loving yourself and facing your fears”
They’re ready to wow us the Selectia Nationala Semi-final
Poll results: Ovidiu Anton, Florena, M I H A I among your top choices for Selectia Nationala final
Just 11 votes separate the top two favourites
Mihai Traistariu: “My parents wanted to have a star in their family”
He also talks about his infamous music video
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s M I H A I with “Paradisio”
“M I H A I takes a simple melody and makes it sensual and contemporary”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Florena with “Behind The Shadows”
“Florena’s voice is dark and sultry, like her song”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Doru Todorut feat. Irina Baiant with “The Voice”
“Not a bad choice for Romania, but it needs some consistency”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Ovidiu Anton with “Moment of Silence”
“A cross between a stirring song from a musical and a bold metal anthem”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Vanotek feat. The Code & Georgian with “I’m Coming Home”
“Simplicity at its finest helmed with sparse, yet compelling vocals”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Mihai Bajinaru with “Never Too Late”
“If Romania wants to know how it feels like staying in the semifinals, this is their song”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Jukebox with “Come On Everybody”
“If this advances to Eurovision, it would mark the end of Romania’s qualifying streak”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Gasca De Acasa with “Tu esti povestea”
“The song tries to tell me a story, but it’s a bedtime story”
Wiwi Jury: Romania’s Irina Popa with “Letting Go”
“She serves authenticity — and that’s what really matters”