Senhit Releases New Documentary About Her Eurovision 2026 Journey

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San Marino’s Eurovision 2026 representative Senhit is giving fans an intimate look at her Eurovision experience with a new behind the scenes documentary, “SUPERSTAR: The Eurovision Journey.”

The documentary follows Senhit during the intense three month period leading up to the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, offering viewers a glimpse into the work, pressure and unexpected moments behind her Eurovision campaign.

From rehearsals to the Eurovision stage

“SUPERSTAR: The Eurovision Journey” follows Senhit as she prepares her Eurovision performance through an intensive schedule of choreography rehearsals, media appearances and performance refinements.

The production highlights not only the polished final performance seen on the Eurovision stage, but also the demanding process required to put the show together.

Senhit is accompanied throughout the journey by her production team, while Boy George also makes an unexpected appearance during the preparations, adding another memorable moment to the story.

The documentary explores the pressure of representing San Marino on one of the world's biggest musical stages, as well as the excitement, chaos and personal moments that generally remain away from the cameras.

“One song. One unforgettable ride.”

Described as the story behind “Superstar,” the documentary aims to show a different side of Senhit's Eurovision experience from the first stages of preparation to the final performance in Vienna.

Rather than focusing solely on the finished Eurovision show, the project takes viewers behind the scenes to reveal the people, rehearsals, challenges and unexpected events that shaped Senhit's Eurovision journey.

“Three months. One song. One unforgettable ride.” The documentary promises an inside look at what it really takes to bring a Eurovision performance to life.

Watch “SUPERSTAR: The Eurovision Journey” on YouTube


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