The Eurovision Song Contest is underway, featuring various national representatives, discussions on voting rules, and reactions to performances. The event has also seen some controversies, including booing directed at Israel's representative.
Alexandra Căpitănescu announced that her song 'Choke Me,' with which she will represent Romania at Eurovision 2026, is 'more than a song.' She stated it's 'our moment of liberation, our common energy, and a chance to conquer the audience.'
Alexandra Căpitănescu, Romania's representative for Eurovision, delivered an impressive rock rendition of Eleni Foureira's "Fuego" as part of the Eurovision "A Little Bit More" video series.
Alexandra Căpitănescu, representing Romania, is facing anticipation ahead of the second Eurovision semifinal, with bookmakers suggesting strong chances for her qualification to the grand final.
Following criticism of Romania's Eurovision entry, singer Alexandra Căpitănescu has released a new, more sensitive piano version of her song 'Choke Me'. This reinterpretation emphasizes love as the central message.
Romania's Eurovision 2026 representative, Alexandra Căpitănescu, has addressed the criticism surrounding her song 'Choke Me,' stating that the message has been interpreted in various ways.
Romania's representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 was chosen on Wednesday, in a final broadcast live by TVR, the organizer of the national selection.
The Eurovision Song Contest officially opened in Vienna with a festive ceremony, featuring contestants walking the 'turquoise carpet' to showcase their outfits and greet fans. This event marked the start of the week-long competition.
Alexandra Căpitănescu, Romania's representative for Eurovision 2026, has described her controversial song as a "personal manifesto" in an interview with HotNews.
Calls for Alexandra Căpitănescu’s Choke Me to be banned, as campaigners say lyrics are ‘dangerous’ and ‘reckless’
Romania’s Eurovision entry Choke Me has been labelled “dangerous” and “reckless” for…