Liverpool (United Kingdom), 11/05/2023.- Andrew Lambrou from Cyprus performs onstage during the second semi-final of the 67th annual Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, Britain, 11 May 2023. Liverpool is hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine. The 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) consists of two Semi-Finals, held on 09 and 11 May, and a Grand Final on 13 May 2023. (Chipre, Ucrania, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/ADAM VAUGHAN
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Liverpool (United Kingdom), 11/05/2023.- Andrew Lambrou from Cyprus performs onstage during the second semi-final of the 67th annual Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, Britain, 11 May 2023. Liverpool is hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine. The 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) consists of two Semi-Finals, held on 09 and 11 May, and a Grand Final on 13 May 2023. (Chipre, Ucrania, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/ADAM VAUGHAN
Liverpool (United Kingdom), 11/05/2023.- Andrew Lambrou from Cyprus performs onstage during the second semi-final of the 67th annual Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, Britain, 11 May 2023. Liverpool is hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine. The 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) consists of two Semi-Finals, held on 09 and 11 May, and a Grand Final on 13 May 2023. (Chipre, Ucrania, Reino Unido) EFE/EPA/ADAM VAUGHAN
El belga Gustaph, las austríacas Teya & Salena y los eslovenos Joker Out han cumplido los pronósticos al clasificarse en una segunda semifinal de Eurovisión 2023, de un sabor mucho más descafeinado que la primera y sin grandes favoritos al triunfo de esta sexagesimoséptima edición.
