The second semi final of the long-running Estonian national final, Eesti Laul, wrapped up tonight and gave us the names of the final six songs and artists that will be advancing to the selection's Grand Final later this month. Also held in Tartu like the first semi final, 12 more artists battled it out for 6 spots in the Eesti Laul grand final, where the final 12 will bring their A-game to win the privilege of flying the Estonian flag at the Eurovision Song Contest set to be

The first six artists to qualify to the Grand Final of Eesti Laul 2020 were decided by the public and jury at the first semi final held tonight, February 13th, in Tartu. A total of 12 artists competed in the first semi final, the first four artists to reach the final were chosen by a jury and the final two qualifiers were decided by the public vote. The second semi final will take place on Saturday February 15th in Tartu, and will be available to watch on the ERR ETV website.

The lucky artist that will have the opportunity to fly the Estonian flag in Rotterdam will soon be chosen by the long-running national final, Eesti Laul, next month. This year’s candidates gave us a mixture of genres that range from ballads to country and pop to minimalist bops. This article is here to give you a run down of every song from the 24 semifinalists, showcasing the potential of each entry in its own unique way. Every song in a national final has winning potential,

The remaining twelve Eesti Laul 2020 semi-finalists have been announced this evening on Ringvaade. Each of these participants will be performing in the semi-finals for the chance to be in the Grand Final of Eesti Laul 2020 and represent Estonia at the Eurovision Song Contest set to be held in Rotterdam next may. Among the final twelve semi-finalists, there's a couple of familiar faces that Eesti Laul fans will recognise, one of them being the Eesti Laul 2019 5th place holder,

The first twelve semi-finalists for the 2020 edition of Eesti Laul have been revealed along with the titles of their songs this evening on Ringvaade. Tommy Rahula, the head of the Estonian selection show, announced the first twelve Eurovision hopefuls alongside a member of the jury. 178 songs were sent to Eesti Laul during the submission period, which closed on November 6th. 24 songs advance to the semi-finals where they will battle out for a place in the Grand Final due to t

On the official Eesti Laul social media accounts, its was revealed this morning that 178 songs had been submitted to the Estonian selection, used to choose the country's participant for the Eurovision Song Contest. This includes 102 songs in foreign languages and 76 songs in the Estonian language. Head of Eesti Laul, musician Tomi Rahula hinted although the number of submissions is lower than previous years, the number of stories within the songs has risen. Rahula also said: