Since the number of participants considerably grew we need people to join the main TEAM and help us organize Eurovision Memories Song Contest. Here are the jobs we're offering you:

History Manager

• The History Manager will help us organize the EM History Page. He will add for each country their result after every edition ends. He will also put the Logo and other details on the EM History Page. 
  

Journalist

• The Journalist will help us spread the news. He or She will publish articles on the EM News Page about Eurovision in General and EM news, facts etc. The Journalist will help the TEAM to promote the contest online. 

Jobs available: 

• History manager: maximum 2 people ( NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE)  
• Journalists: 10 people, maximum 12

Requirements

• to know how to use a Weebly site, in case you don't, we will give you a free course. 
• to show loyalty and be friendly  
  

To apply for what job do you want please send us an email to [email protected] or if your a EM player just leave a comment below and we will contact you privately. 

Victory for Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest has come twice, the last of which coming back in the millennium thanks to the Olsen Brothers with Fly On The Wings of Love but nevertheless, following a stint of somewhat mediocre results, they returned to their absolute best in 2010 and 2011 respectively as Chanee and N'Evergreen finished in fourth place with In a Moment Like This whilst the group a Friend in London managed fifth place with New Tomorrow. 

Earlier this year, Denmark managed to finish in a disappointingly low position with the track Should've Known Better performed by Soluna Samay despite the expectations and therefore, the Scandinavian country need to re-brand once more as the nation who can found a hit song in terms of a catchy chorus and a flowing verse. It seems that the wishes might be granted as DR revealed that they received a record breaking 692 entries for the upcoming edition of the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix competition.

There is a tendency in Denmark that the songs are submitted by the songwriters themselves and therefore, some interesting revelations for the broadcasting house are attributed quickly. In fact, out of the record number of submissions, DR is quick to point out that singer/songwriter and former Eurovision Song Contest representativeNiels Brinck was there to submit a track which is very different to Believe Again which saw him finish in thirteenth place in Moscow.

 Also present to submit a song were non typical faces of the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix in the form of duo Muri & Mario who are actually huge fans of the nationwide event. It will be quite interesting to see which songs eventually get through knowing that DR have a tendency to pick six acts from the submitted songs and then add another three to four tracks as wildcards to invigorate the selection process a bit more by virtue of adding well known names to the star quality of the show. It is expected that the final of the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix takes place in February. Stay tuned to escflashmalta.com for all of the latest news as soon as it becomes available.

Source: DR

It's now time to start the 21th Edition of the Eurovision Memories Song Contest. A total of 40 countries are in the race to win the grand title and to enter the History of the contest. Tomorrow the 1st Semifinal of the Contest will take place and 18 countries will battle for 9 places in the Final and 3 wild Cards for the Second Chance round. The Show will start at 18:00 CET and Croatia ( Saša Banda ) will host the Semifinal for the first time ever. According to the rules Top 3 from EM 20 have the right to host either the Semifinals of Final. 
Everyone is invited to join us on the new chat and be ready for BIG surprises! 

Here are the Semifinalists that will battle tomorrow: 

1. Vatican City Gemelli Diversi - "Per farti sorridere"  
2. Serbia Elitni Odredi - "Ne Koci" 
3. Cyprus Marietta Fafouti - "Kookoobadi"  
4. Turkey Kolpa - "Beni Aşka İnandır" 
5. Italy Sonohra - "L'amore"  
6. Albania Kaltrina Selimi - "Hajt" 
7. Sweden Icona Pop - "I Love It" 
8. Ireland The Coronas - "Mark My Words"  
9. Monaco Natasha St-Pier - "Tant Que C'Est Toi" 
10. Moldova Pasha Parfeny - "Dorule"  
11. Belgium Lara Fabian - "Je T'Aime" 
12. Greece Demy - "Πόσες Χιλιάδες Καλοκαίρια" 
13. Russia Vera Brezhneva - "Real Life"  
14. Kosovo Genta Isamjli - "Nuk dua tjeter"   
15. F.Y.R Macedonia Mak Stars - "Makedonija"  
16. Slovenia Maja Keuc - "You're a Tree and I'm a Baloon" 
17. Luxembourg Nolween Leroy - "Cassé" 
18. Bulgaria Andrea feat. Gabriel Davi - "Only You"


We also opened a Poll where our Fans and Friends voted their favorites and the results are:

 Poland – According to Czech Eurovision website Eurocontest.cz, a representative of TVP confirmed that no decision on the participation of Poland in Eurovision 2013 has been taken yet. It will be decided in the coming months, more precisely in October, whether TVP will send an entry to Eurovision again after their absence in 2012.

One of the main reasons for the withdrawal, was the fact that one of the biggest television events in the world, the UEFA European Football Championship was held in Poland (and Ukraine) this year. TVP wanted to focus on this major event. With the Championship over, TVP should be able to participate in Eurovision. We’ll see whether the Euro was just a pretext to leave for good. Since 2008 no Polish entry has made it to the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. In 2011, Magdalena Tul came last in the semi-final in Düsseldorf.