Alekseev is busy rehearsing for the Eurovision Song Contest with Alex P.
Ukrainian singer Alekseev will be representing Belarus at the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, and he recently he has been preparing by rehearsing his song “Forever” with Alex P. It was revealed a few weeks ago that “Forever” would become more personal and intimate, which can be seen through the rehearsal video below.
A date for the reveal of the rearranged song has yet to be revealed.
Alekseev won the Belarusian selection process topping both the public and jury voting. The singer rose to fame having participated in the Voice of Ukraine and has gone on to be a rising star in Ukraine and the CIS. He had originally entered the Ukrainian selection process for Eurovision 2018, before withdrawing and opting to try and represent Belarus instead.
He will be performing “Forever” for Belarus in Lisbon. The song has received approval from the European Broadcasting Union to be able to take part in the contest in May.
Source: Alekseev
Belarus debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004 and has made it to the final on four occasions. For the past two years, Belarus has failed to make it through to the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. Their most recent entrant, IVAN, finished in 12th place in his semi-final and was 21 points away from qualification. Belarus’ best result in the contest came in 2007 when Dmitry Koldun finished 6th in the final with a total of 145 points. In total Belarus has qualified for the Eurovision final five times in fourteen attempts.
So Alex Papaconstantinou is a vocal coach, too?
Love it!!!! Please please do not do the silly lights in the suit thing. Sit at the piano with your Mark Owen from Take That lookalike and you’ll win us all over. I know the favourite is Israel and Estonia, hard act to beat, but you can do it. Your song is very infectious and the melody sticks in your head which is the key!!! No silly gimmicks on the stage… it has been done before. Take it from me, I pick the winner every year and always win. Im worried that you will get the performance wron, and I’m also worried about you singing in tune, but please do the cool vintage image. If you don’t, sorry, it’S just another Russia fast light too much presentation.