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Could Antonia Gigovska represent North Macedonia at Eurovision 2027? Following the young singer's rise to public popularity, she is expected to participate in Eurovision in 2027. North Macedonia will make its Eurovision comeback in Burgas, Bulgaria , after a four-year absence. The country's public broadcaster, MRT , has confirmed its participation and is preparing a new approach to selecting its Eurovision representative. While MRT has not yet announced who will represent North Macedonia, one name has already received a major vote of confidence from one of the country's biggest Eurovision stars: Tamara Todevska . Tamara Todevska supports Antonia Gigovska Todevska expressed her support for the young singer, saying that Gigovska deserves the opportunity . Gigovska is already familiar with the Eurovision stage. She was part of Todevska's team at Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv , where she performed as one of the backing vocalists for the song “Proud.” Todevska went on to fini...

A new poll conducted by OGAE Serbia shows that the majority of Serbian Eurovision fans would like to see Pesma za Evroviziju (PZE) return in 2027, while a significant part of the fan community is calling for a new format. Around 150 followers took part in the Instagram poll conducted by OGAE Serbia, choosing between three options for how Serbia should select its Eurovision 2027 representative. The results were clear: 59% want the current Pesma za Evroviziju format to continue , while 31% would prefer a completely new national selection format . Only 10% believe RTS should select the artist and song internally . PZE remains the favourite With almost six out of ten votes, Pesma za Evroviziju remains the most popular option among the OGAE Serbia followers who participated in the poll. PZE has become one of the most important events of Serbia's Eurovision season since its introduction. The competition gives several artists and songwriters the opportunity to compete, while viewers a...

                                            Canada is preparing to make its historic Eurovision Song Contest debut in 2027, and new details about how the country will choose its first representative have emerged. According to a report by The Globe and Mail , CBC/Radio-Canada will use an artist-focused internal selection process combined with public voting , rather than staging a traditional televised national final.  Public will have a say CBC/Radio-Canada’s music and television teams will initially create a shortlist of potential artists. The broadcaster is particularly interested in performers with established careers and, ideally, an existing fanbase in Europe. The shortlisted artists are expected to be revealed later this autumn. Canadians will then be able to vote for their preferred candidate online, with the public vote combined with the assessment of a professional ...