🇦🇱 Revamp of Ronela Hajati’s “Sekret” to be revealed on March 4

With March around the corner, the Eurovision 2022 participants are getting to release their entries. In some cases, the final version will be released ahead of the Head of Delegations meeting; which is the case for Albania’s representative Ronela Hajati, who will release the revamped version of “Sekret” on March 4. With the confirmation, a teaser of the video was released on social media.

We worked so hard for this ! And we still working! 🥺 "SEKRET" is coming finally on 4th of March 🐍🦅 Albania 🙌@Eurovision pic.twitter.com/ufG8qXuZ1U

— Ronela Hajati (@RonelaHajati) February 26, 2022

Revamp of “Sekret” was done in London

As we previously reported, Ronela has traveled to London for the revamp of her Eurovision entry. For the revamped version of “Sekret” Ronela worked with Diztortion, who has worked with Stylo G, Lethal Bizzle, Tinie Tempah, and Sigma.

Before the reveal of the date, Ronela had to take to social media, as she has been asked why her Eurovision entry is in English, to which she responded:

For everyone who's asking me why "SEKRET" is in english: Cause I like it better like that and it's my song! Thank you, bye! ✈️

— Ronela Hajati (@RonelaHajati) February 26, 2022

Ronela on the Pre-Party circuit

Ahead of the release of the revamped version of “Sekret”, Ronela has already been confirmed for three Eurovision pre-parties ahead of her participation at Eurovision in May. They are for:

• Barcelona Eurovision Party (Barcelona)- March 26
• Eurovision in Concert (Amsterdam)- April 9
• Pre-Party ES (Madrid) – April 15/16

Albania’s Eurovision Journey

Albania made their debut at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004 with Anheza Shahini with “Image of You” which managed to place 7th in the final. Since their debut, Albania has participated 17 times and qualified the final 10 times; their best result came in 2012 when Rona Nishliu placed 5th with “Suus”.

In 2021, Anxhela Peristeri represented Albania with “Karma”, which gave the country its third straight grand final qualification and finished in 21st place with 57 points. Coincidentally, it was also their third song in a row to be sung in Albanian.

What do you think of the revamp so far? Do you think Albania could have a chance at winning in Turin? As always, please let us know what you think by commenting below. Be sure to follow ‘THAT Eurovision Site’ on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

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