Fans Shout 'Kant' as Miriana Conte Serves Malta's Eurovision Entry

Fans shout 'Kant' as Miriana Conte serves Malta's Eurovision entry

The Eurovision crowd were heard shouting "Kant" during Miriana Conte's performance on Thursday. Conte, who is representing Malta, passed through for Saturday's Eurovision final with her song "Serving". Malta's song title had to be changed from the original "Kant" for its resemblance to an English swearword. Malta also had to edit out "Kant" from the...

Malta had to censor its ESC song – a single word caused excitement. But Miriana Conte provokes with "Serving" nevertheless.

Her theme 'Serving' is strongly inspired by a very personal experience of the artist

Miriana Says She Lost 40 Kilos Rehearsing For Semifinal

Speaking with the EBU, Miriana Conte explained how she lost over 40 kilos whilst rehearsing to deliver a show stopping performance of SERVING for the semifinal and, now, the finale. The Maltese representative said that the intense work consisted of a lot of hours that requires an artist to stay put and put in immense amounts of labour. She said that it’s not just the glam that people see but time spent away from one’s family, difficult moments a…

In all or almost all editions of Eurovision, especially in the latest editions, it often happens that a song is called into question because its lyrics contain hurtful words or expressions that the organization can censor.It happened last year with the Spanish candidacy itself and the word ‘bitch’, which gave title to the song of [[LINK:TAGtag65bcc5e2117762780cefd6fdNebulossa]] and was repeated numerous times in the lyrics, and that finally the …

Malta's song had to be censored for the Eurovision Song Contest, and one word enraged the crowd. But Miriana Conte continues to provoke with "Serving."