Elvana Gjata vs. Arilena Ara Rematch is Back at Festivali i Këngës 2024

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Get ready for a spectacular treat! The 63rd edition of Festivali i Këngës, Albania's glittering gateway to Eurovision, is gearing up to dazzle us once again at the end of 2024. This year's festival promises to be extra special as it marks 20 years of Albania's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest. In honor of this milestone, Festivali i Këngës will feature a "Nostalgia Night," where beloved artists will perform iconic Albanian Eurovision entries from the past two decades.

Adding to the excitement, two of Albania's biggest stars, Elvana Gjata and Arilena Ara, will be competing once again. Fans will remember the dramatic 2020 edition where Elvana's anticipated win was upended by the jury's decision, awarding victory to Arilena Ara instead. This year, however, the power is entirely in the hands of the public, setting the stage for either a repeat or a dramatic revenge of 2020. This shift in voting dynamics is sure to heighten the suspense and engagement of the fans.

Moreover, this edition holds particular significance as the next Eurovision will be hosted by Switzerland, a country with a strong Albanian diaspora. The support from the Swiss-Albanian community could give Albania an edge, adding another layer of anticipation to the festival.

Festivali i Këngës has always been a highlight in the Eurovision season, often referred to by fans as "FiKmas" because of its festive timing around Christmas. And we EuroGlitter, will be in Tirana covering the festival, bringing all the glitz and glamour of Festivali i Këngës to fans worldwide. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable celebration of music and Eurovision history!

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