Joci Pápai has won A Dal with his song "Az én apám” and will go on to represent Hungary in Tel Aviv. This is the second time that Joci Pápai will sing at Eurovision, the first time being in 2017 when he brought his country back to the top 10 for the first time since 2014 with his song "Origo". The final of A Dal saw a total of 8 acts taking part. After all 8 acts had performed, there was a jury vote where each jury member ranked each act. The top 4 acts with the highest score

The second semi-final of Hungary's national selection A Dal took place last Saturday, and four acts got through to next weekend's final show. But it was then announced by host (and Eurovision 2016 contestant) Freddie, that there might be changes to the final line-up, as one of the songs had been accused of plagiarism. Until they had completed an investigation of their own, the national broadcaster MTVA would not name the act in question. It has now been revealed that singer/s

Hungarian broadcaster MTVA have revealed the special pre-selection jury for A Dal have chosen 30 songs that will go on to compete in A Dal 2019, Hungary's national final for Eurovision 2019. Alongside the 30 acts, the hosts and the members of the jury will also be announced in a press conference taking place on Monday, December 3rd at 11:00 CET at the Budapest Aquatics Centre. It has been speculated that Kállay Saunders, who achieved 5th place for Hungary in Eurovision 2014,

They've featured in the final every year since 2011, and are one of the last countries to confirm for Tel Aviv, but today MTVA announced Hungary will compete in Eurovision 2019 and in doing so announced a call for songs for A Dal 2019 - where the winner will represent Hungary in Israel. A Dal has been used as Hungary's selection format since 2012, and they have qualified every single year the format has been in place to select their entry, one of more unique national final fo

Tonight was the final of A Dal, the Hungarian national selection show for Eurovision 2018 and rock band AWS won with their song 'Viszlát nyár'. The show began with a ballet performance, after which we heard 8 candidates who performed songs in both English and Hungarian. After each performance, the professional jury gave comments on each of the acts. The first phase of the show ended with the jury vote who chose 4 superfinalists: AWS - Viszlát nyár Gergely Danielfy - Azt mond