🇸🇲 San Marino: Senhit’s Entry For Eurovision To Be Revealed February 23

Senhit | San Marino
Image Source: PANINI S.P.A.

San Marino RTV has confirmed that the nations entry for Eurovision 2021 is set to be revealed on February 23.

Senhit will reveal her song for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 on the 23rd of February. The San Marinese broadcaster confirmed the date this morning, having stated in January that it was looking at a late February reveal date.

Song reveals set for this month are:

  • 6 – Lithuania – Pabandom iš naujo – Final
  • 13 – Croatia – Dora 2021 – Final
  • 20 – Finland – UMK 2021 – Final
  • 20 – Norway – Melodi Grand Prix 2021 – Final
  • 23 – San Marino – Song reveal
  • 24 – Cyprus – Song reveal
  • 27 – Slovenia – EMA 2021 – Final

Senhit was due to compete in Eurovision 2020 before the contest was cancelled due to COVID-19. Senhit confirmed her return to the contest in 2021 during the broadcast of Eurovision: Europe Shine a Light.

Who is Senhit?

Senhit was born on October 1 1979 in Bologna, Italy to Eritrean parents. She previously represented San Marino at the 2011 contest with her song “Stand By”. Since her previous participation, she went on to release new singles “Through The Rain” and “AOK”, as well as appearing as a permanent guest on Canale 5’s “Domenica Live”.

Image Source: PANINI S.P.A. | Source: San Marino RTV

San Marino debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2008 alongside Azerbaijan. On their debut they were represented by Miodio and the song “Complice”, and finished last in their semi final with just 5 points. San Marino withdrew from the contest before returning again in 2011. Since then the country has participated annually and in 2014 qualified for their first final. The nations worst result came in 2017 when Valentina Monetta represented San Marino for the fourth time alongside Jimmie Wilson with “Spirit of the Night.” The pair finished last in their semi-final with just 1 point.

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