🇨🇾 Cyprus: Loukas Hamatsos Spokesperson for Eurovision 2025

Loukas Hamatsos
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Loukas Hamatsos will announce the results of the Cypriot jury in the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025.

CyBC, the Cypriot national broadcaster, revealed that Loukas Hamatsos will be the spokesperson for the Cypriot jury at Eurovision 2025. Loukas works as a journalist and presenter on CyBC. Loukas was first chosen as the Cypriot spokesperson for Eurovision in 2000 and will make his 13th appearance as a spokesperson.

CyBC also announced additional Eurovision broadcast plans. Before each of the semi-finals, a show called “United by Music” will be broadcast. The show will be hosted by Andreas Anastasiou, Head of Media for Cyprus at Eurovision. Andreas will be joined by guests who will share their Eurovision memories and try to predict the results of this year’s contest. Before the final, the warm-up show Eurovision 2025 – Lígo prin ton megálo telikó (Eurovision 2025 – Shortly before the grand final) will be broadcast. The show will be hosted by Loukas Hamatsos.

Melina Karageorgiou and Alexandros Taramountas will commentate on all three live shows for Cypriot viewers.

The announced spokespersons for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 so far are:

Theo Evan was selected internally to represent Cyprus at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, with the song “Shh”. He will perform 15th in the first semi-final on May 13. Read more about him here:

Image source: Hello Mama | Source: CyBC

Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest

Cyprus debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981. Their best result was in 2018, with Eleni Foureira and the performance of the song “Fuego” won second place with 436 points. Before then, their best results in the contest came in the form of three fifth-place finishes. In 2004, Lisa Andreas performed “Stronger Every Minute” in Istanbul, Turkey. She finished 5th in the final scoring 170 points, which included 12 points from Greece. They also placed fifth in 1997 with Hara & Andreas Constantinou and their song “Mana mou”, and in 1982 with Anna Vissi’s “Mono i agapi.”

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