On a cold day in Minsk, a brave gang of troopers gathered in a room and endured 67 potential Belarusian Eurovision songs. Fortified by strong tea and strong drink, they arrived at their shortlist. As in recent years, the 13 songs are all performed in English – allegedly.
And now the viewing public get to pick their winner on 20 January, when BRTC screens what passes for a national final. In keeping with tradition, this contest result is merely advisory and the likelihood of the winning song and/or performer actually making it to Kiev remains slim to non existent.
For your viewing and listening pleasure, OnEurope brings you the songs currently in contention.
Alexandra Tkach – Be stronger
https://youtu.be/aMsD4CgeTos
Kattie – Wild wind
https://youtu.be/zVK2YBU9x34
Vladislav Kurasov – Follow the play
https://youtu.be/tQi2UxAnoe4
Navi – “Gistoriya maygo zhytstsya
https://youtu.be/A-LLpP1JmUk
Anzhelika Pushnova – We should be together
https://youtu.be/mXJshuoGm3Y
Isaac Nightingale – On the red line
https://youtu.be/hPmsnT85yjE
Anastasia Sheverenko – We’ll be together
https://youtu.be/-_ArEIVELSk
Iyul – Children of the world
https://youtu.be/1QEclE9EXtM
Nuteki – Take my heart
https://youtu.be/_-etqcKu8wE
Napoli – Let’s come together
https://youtu.be/8nVB0Wh7LPc
Lermont x Julic – Heart beat
https://youtu.be/E_GyG-Gl-lI
PROvokatsiya – My love
https://youtu.be/KC-IGSDW6r0
Nikita Hodas – Voice in my head
https://youtu.be/KjPyYze3nZc