Shortly after her second rehearsal this afternoon EuroVisionary got together with Serbian's Nina for a short talk about her rehearsal and her stay here in Düsseldorf. Nina also reveals who she believes will be her biggest rivals in winning the whole contest Saturday the 14th.
With the programme for day 3 starting in a few minutes we will now get to see the countries located in the second semi-final on stage here in Düsseldorf for the first time. Check our schedule to see what we will be covering for you today.
Nina will represent Serbia at the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest with the song, Čaroban. Here she talks to EuroVisionary about winning the Serbian national selection, her promotion for Eurovision, her musical influences and a possible alternative career to music.
Eldrine will represent Georgia at the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest with the song, One More Day. Here the band talk about their history and their plans for Eurovision and the future.
Poli Genova tells more about her 2011 Eurovision Song Contest entry Na Inat in this interview where she also reveals that she has been a fan of Blue, the United Kingdom representatives, since she was a little girl. She explains just how she will feel if she manage to beat them.
There are two sets of twins participating in Düsseldorf next month. EuroVisionary managed to catch up with Daniela and Veronika Nízlová, the Slovak TWiiNS, and found out a little about their personalities, Belgrade and Justin Timberlake.
For the first time ever both San Marino and Italy will participate at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. What that means to Senit from San Marino she talks about in this interview where she also reveals that the song, which is in English for the contest, has been recorded in two more languages.
At the Eurovision Song Contest next month Maja Keuc will represent Slovenia with the song No One. Who no one actually is you can hear the answer to in this video interview where she also tell us a bit about the plans for her performance in Düsseldorf.
