During tonight’s Super Saturday, Romania is one of the countries that is going to select their song for the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest. The pre-selection jury has selected 12 songs for this national selection, and these 12 acts are going to be competing in tonight’s show live, to win over the hearts of the Romanian public, and be chosen to represent their country in Liverpool this May.
Since the release of the songs we have asked you to let us know who YOUR favorites are in this year’s Selectia Nationala. At the moment of writing the article, the current standings of our poll were as follows:
- Aledaida – Bla Bla Bla – 22%
- Andrei Dutu – Statues – 21%
- Andreea D Folclor Orchestra – Perinita mea – 12%
- Maryliss – Hai vino – 10%
- JaxMan – Bad And Cool – 9%
- Steven Roho x Gabriella x Formatia Albatros – Lele – 7%
- Andrada Popa – No Time For Me – 6%
- Amia – Puppet – 6%
- Theodor Andrei – D.G.T. (Off And On) – 4%
- Deiona – Call On Me – 2%
- Ocean Drive – Take You Home – 1%
- Adriana Moraru – Faralaes – 1%
Our team members have also listened to the live versions of the 12 finalists, and this is how our team ranked the entries:
- Andreea D Folclor Orchestra – Perinita mea
- Aledaida – Bla Bla Bla
- JaxMan – Bad And Cool
- Theodor Andrei – D.G.T. (Off And On)
- Andrei Dutu – Statues
- Steven Roho x Gabriella x Formatia Albatros – Lele
- Amia – Puppet
- Andrada Popa – No Time For Me
- Ocean Drive – Take You Home
- Maryliss – Hai vino
- Adriana Moraru – Faralaes
- Deiona – Call On Me
Our readers have two runaway favorites – Aledaida as the number one favorite, followed closely by Andrei Dutu in second place. The third favorite of our readers was the top favorite of our team members – Andreea D Folclor Orchestra. When we add all the points together, Aledaida emerges as ESCBubble’s winner of Selectia Nationala, with her song “Bla Bla Bla”.
You still have time to let us know who YOUR personal favorite is by voting in our poll below (the poll will close at the end of tonight’s show):
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Check out ESCBubble’s review of all 12 finalists of Selectia Nationala right here:
