🇺🇦 TVORCHI: “We almost made something completely different”

🇺🇦 TVORCHI: “We almost made something completely different”

Ahead of Barcelona Eurovision Party this weekend, Tim gets the chance to sit down with Ukraine’s Eurovision 2023 representatives TVORCHI for an interview. They are competing in Eurovision 2023 with their song “Heart Of Steel”.

Check out our interview with TVORCHI here!

Together Tim and TVORCHI talk about how they feel being in Barcelona, they speak about the revamp process, and their hopes for success at Eurovision 2023.

About TVORCHI

Tvorchi are a duo consisting of producer Andrii Hutsuliak and vocalist Jimoh Augustus Kehinde. They formed back in 2017, prior to winning Vidbir they also took part in the national final in 2020 with the song “Bonfire”. They placed 4th in the Vidbir 2020 final, which was won by Go:A. They returned to Vidbir in 2022, where they were victorious. Their Eurovision 2023 song “Heart Of Steel” was composed and written by the duo themselves.

Ukraine’s Eurovision Journey

Ukraine is one of the most successful countries to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest. The country has scored eight top-five placements, with an extra three top-ten finishes. Ukraine won the Contest in 2004 with Ruslana’s “Wild Dances” and again in 2016 with Jamala’s “1944”. Jamala’s win made history for Ukraine, as it became the first ex-Soviet country to win the Contest more than once.

In 2022, Kalush Orchestra represented Ukraine in the 66th edition of the Contest with their song “Stefania”. The band scored 614 points, finishing in first place, marking Ukraine’s third victory.

Are you excited for Barcelona Eurovision Party 2023? Are you excited to see TVORCHI’s performance in this year’s Eurovision? Do you think they could win? Let us know in the comments or on social media. Be sure to follow ‘That Eurovision Site’ on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok as we prepare for Eurovision 2023!

News Source: That Eurovision Site

Photo Credit: UA:PBC/ Michael Fedorak

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