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Emma Muscat Shines In Major Performance For The Eurovision Jury

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Malta’s Eurovision 2022 star Emma Muscat quite literally shined at the Eurovision 2022 Jury Finals in Turin.

Last night, Emma Muscat performed her song ‘I Am What I Am’ at the Eurovision 2022 Jury Finals in Turin.

Emma’s performance was met with screaming and cheers from the crowd and even got one of the hosts, Laura Pausini, up on her feet dancing and while we won’t know how the jury voted until the finals on Saturday, it’s definitely a good and comforting sign ahead of the semi-finals which will be held tonight. Emma will be the sixth performance tonight.

As things stand, official bookmakers are giving Malta’s entry a 54% chance of getting through to the final.

@lovinmaltaofficial She was really digging #malta and Emma’s vibes 😍🇲🇹 Video by Emmamuscatfansmile 📹 #fyp #fypmalta #lovinmalta #eurovision #emmamuscat #laurapausini #semifinal #jury ♬ original sound – Lovin Malta

Malta is currently placed 11th on the list, meaning the island is technically currently not predicted to make it through to the finals.

However, odds on semis are notoriously fickle due to the whole voting system and the jury’s vote added onto that. In other words, it’s still all up in the air.

Lovin Malta’s own Matt Baldacchino and David Grech Urpani will be teaming up with renowned radio host Valentina Rossi to give you open, honest and sometimes biting coverage on Instagram, live on the night of the Grand Final on Saturday May 14th.

Outspoken British TV host Steve Miller, who is currently working on a weight loss documentary with Lovin Malta, will also be joining us on the big night, as well as lending his own unique spin to the Eurovision festivities with a trip over to Lollipop, the self-described No. 1 queer night out in the Maltese islands.

Will you be tuning in to the semi-finals tonight?

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Amy is a university student with a keen interest in all things related to food, photography, press freedom, politics and justice. Send her any stories that might be of interest at [email protected]

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