Malta: Vienna gets an Amber Warrior
The Malta Eurovision Song Contest (MESC) concluded with the selection of a fighter of a song to go to Vienna.
The MESC Grand Final was won by Amber, with her song Warrior.
Image source: TVM
The 22-year-old singer has taken part in MESC four times before this year’s win, with third being her highest placing in 2012. Amber was one of Kurt Calleja’s backing vocalists in Baku and is no stranger to the Maltese stage.
The song received top scores from both the jury and public vote.
Cristabelle came second with her song Rush, with out-and-proud performer Glen Vella coming third with Breakaway.
What do you think of the winning warrior?
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