We are as excited as if we are at the grand final of Eurovision 2020.
The reason? For the first time in history, iCard joins Eurovision – one of the all-time most-watched live non-sports entertainment telecasts worldwide, attracting more than 600 million viewers annually. We take part in the world-famous contest as a supporter, an ambassador of talent, of beautiful music and a sponsor.
This talented, charming and candid artist is VICTORIA from Bulgaria.
Let us introduce to you a future music star:
VICTORIA – the voice that represents Bulgaria at Eurovision.
Victoria started singing when she was 11. Her teacher and family encouraged her to trial for the X-Factor show. She was unable to pass through the judges the first 3 times, mostly due to her age. At her 4th show appearance, however, she got herself the nickname “Adele from Bulgaria” and she got to the 6th place.
That was still a good-enough achievement that opened the door for offers from Bulgarian record studios. Her first single, which translates to “Nothing is a coincidence”, went live in 2016. She has another 2 singles under a British label. The latest, called “I wanna know”, was released in June 2019 nears 1 Million views on Youtube.
Follow Victoria’s official channels:
https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaGeorgieva.Official/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdy2B_QJARics7-FAfpIXaA
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3a3c9DRSMG0WKGv7PJTNfk
https://www.instagram.com/victoriageorgievaofficial/
Victoria is ready to conquer new heights and we stand next to her all the way to Europe’s hearts!
The reason iCard chose to support а Eurovision performer
iCard supports innovative ideas because we believe in the youth’s creative potential and limitless desire for change. That’s why we stand by Victoria’s beautiful voice and enchanting presence. It’s a total honour to be along her side, on the road to success, because we share the same values: a vision for a brighter future, desire for top achievements, competitive spirit and love for music.
At iCard, we are proud that this partnership is so much in sync with our everyday efforts – to unite people across borders. Getting families together, no matter of time or distance makes us extremely happy.
Taking you alongside Eurovision is just another way to make your lives nicer.
Eurovision’s story at a glance.
The European songs competition has uncovered amazing talents since the first contest was held in 1956, at the Sanremo Music Festival in Italy. You probably know ABBA’s song Waterloo. It was the winner in 1974.
The first edition saw only 7 nations represented, giving start to a contest that would turn into a pan-European spectacle with singers and viewers from over 50 countries. The concept’s initial aim was to test the technological limits of the relatively new live broadcasting technology and the music was performed live by an on-site orchestra.
In the beginning, it made sense that performers should sing in their native language to best represent their country. That changed temporarily because the jury would better judge by understand the words. The original rules were later re-instated until 1999 and now lyrics in any language could take the spotlight, sung by any nationality representative.
Voting to award points for participants has been part of the contest since the early days. Televoting, as you know it today, was first trialled in 1997 and since 1998, it’s the recommended format.
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Are you ready to vote for the best singers during the largest non-sporting event in the world?
Stay tuned for Victoria’s Eurovision song release on March 7, which will be live at https://eurovision.icard.com/
Let all of us support Victoria on her journey to become the winner of Eurovision 2020.
