BNT has revealed the titles of the six songs that are in the running to represent Bulgaria at Eurovision 2021.
Bulgaria has revealed the titles of the six songs that could potentially represent the nation at Eurovision 2021. Victoria has recorded the six songs which will be revealed from February 14. Five of the songs are from her debut album, while “Ugly Cry” was released as a single last year.
The six songs are:
- Imaginary Friend
- Growing Up Is Getting Old
- Dive Into Unknown
- Phantom Pain
- The Funeral Song
- UGLY CRY
Victoria commented that:
“There are less than 3 days until the release of the first song from my EP, “a little dramatic”. I am proud that I can finally share my new music with the world. This would be impossible without iCard, BNT and Ligna, who for a second year are making my Eurovision journey possible. I am grateful for the support of my amazing team. We had the ambitious task to release not one, but 5 new songs and I hope people will enjoy them.”
Once all six of the songs have been presented to the public and online platform will be launched to allow fans to leave feedback on the song they want to see at Eurovision.
Who is Victoria Georgieva?
Victoria was announced as the 2020 Bulgarian representative in November 2019 during the official press conference regarding the nation’s return to the Eurovision Song Contest. The 22 year old X Factor alum has big plans with her team regarding her Eurovision journey and the aftermath of it.
Victoria was set to perform “Tears Getting Sober” at Eurovision 2020. The song is written by VICTORIA, Borislav Milanov, Lukas Oscar and Cornelia Wiebols. Borislav has been involved in composing all Bulgarian entries since 2016.
Image source: BNT | Source: BNT
At the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest, 17-year-old Kristian Kostov finished in second place in the Grand Final, bringing Bulgaria their best ever result. 2017 saw Bulgaria make only their third final in their Eurovision history, the first being in 2007 when Elitsa & Stoyan finished 5th with the song “Water”. Bulgaria debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv, Ukraine in 2005. The country competed annually from 2005 to 2013, before withdrawing for two years due to financial issues.
