Marina Satti, chosen as Greece’s representative for Eurovision 2024, recently sat down for an interview with “STUDIO 4” and ERT1. During the conversation, she provided insights into her early preparations, shared details about her anticipated performance in Malmö, and conveyed her emotions about this significant opportunity.
The interview was conducted at the Acropolis a few days before, specifically for the creation of an introductory video set to be released on official Eurovision social media channels.
Currently, Marina has reportedly rejected the songs she listened to and recorded, deeming them below her standards. This implies that out of the 150 submissions, approximately half have been dismissed, and the search continues to identify Greece’s anthem for the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest.
In discussing her role as Greece’s Eurovision representative, Marina Satti emphasized her commitment to staying true to her roots. She revealed that the song she will present in Malmo will be in Greek, featuring a dance-pop vibe. Expressing profound gratitude for the overwhelming support and joy she received from the public after ERT’s announcement, Marina Satti also conveyed a shared goal with her supporters as she looks ahead to the upcoming competition.
In an exclusive update from eurovisionfun and Dimitri Stassos, it has been revealed that he, along with Peter Boström, a two-time Eurovision Song Contest winner for “Tattoo” and Loreen’s “Euphoria,” has been diligently working on a song for Marina Satti in recent weeks. Boström, known for other achievements like winning Melodifestivalen and composing Eric Saade’s “Popular,” adds further depth to their collaboration.
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