🇸🇮 LPS to represent Slovenia at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest

The night continues on with more representatives being revealed for the 2022 contest. Up next is Slovenia, who held its final of EMA, where LPS emerged victorious and will represent the nation with their song “Disko”

12 songs competed for the Slovenian ticket

After a nail-biting vote, LPS won EMA 2022 with 103 points, pipping Batista Cadillac at the very end, who got 90 points.

Order	Artist	Song Title	Score	Result
1	Anabel	“Tendency”	10	11th
2	Stela Sofia	“Tu in zdaj”	15	10th
3	Manouche	“Si sama?”	53	6th
4	Leya Leanne	“Naked”	28	9th
5	BQL	“Maj”	69	3rd
6	Gušti feat. Leyre	“Nova romantika”	38	7th
7	July Jones	“Girls Can Do Anything”	62	5th
8	David Amaro	“Še vedno si lepa”	2	12th
9	LPS	“Disko”	103	1st
10	Hauptman	“Sledim”	34	8th
11	Luma	“All In”	35	4th
12	Batista Cadillac	“Mim pravil”	90	2nd

LPS win EMA 2022 with their song ‘Disko’. The song is sung in Slovenian and adds to another language in what is becoming a diverse Eurovision for the 2022 contest.

LPS is short for ‘Last Pizza Slice’, an ingenious name because we all know, that last slice of pizza is the best slice, and Slovenes have decided that LPS are the best shot for Slovenia to win that Eurovision crown. The band was formed in December 2018 in the music room of the Gimnazija Celje Center. Three years on, they will now represent Slovenia at Eurovision.

Slovenia’s Eurovision Journey 

In 1993, Slovenia made its debut in the Eurovision Song Contest with 1X Band and the song “Tih deževen dan”, which placed 22nd. Since their debut, they have participated 26 times (15 of which where they qualified for the Grand Final).

Slovenia’s recent Eurovision participation, saw them being represented by Ana Soklič, who represented them with the song “Amen”, which placed 13th in the first semi-final receiving 44 points from the jury and televoters.

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