In a press conference with Polish broadcaster TVP, Luna revealed more details about her upcoming performance at Eurovision 2024.
Performance details from Luna
The press conference revealed a number of details about Luna’s preparations, the first being her stage outfit. In Malmo, Luna will wear a two-part outfit in a theatrical style in her favourite colours, white and red. She also talked about her team, including British director Jerry Reave, who together, intend to put something together that is unique relative to Poland’s Eurovision history. Her performance aims to “reflect the spirit of Polishness” and put on a theatrical spectacle that is worth watching. It was also revealed in the press conference that Artur Orzech will return to commentate on TVP’s broadcasts after a two-year absence.
About Luna
Luna, is the stage name for Aleksandra Katarzyna Wielgomas, she first started releasing music in 2018 under the stage name Ola Wielgomas. In 2018 Aleksandra released her first single “Na wzgórzach niepokoju”. The idea for the stage name Luna first came about in 2020 when she released the single also entitled “Luna”. Aleksandra says it came about as she feels a connection with space and nighttime.
Since 2021 Luna has released many singles alongside an EP entitled “Caught in the Night”. Later in 2022 Lunar went on to release her first studio album entitled “Nocne zmory”. Prior to releasing “The Tower”, Luna’s most well known single was her song “Lekko” which has already received over 100 thousand views on YouTube.
Luna will be participating at Eurovision 2024 with “The Tower” which was written by Luna herself, as well as writers Paul Dixon and Max Cooke, Paul also produced the track.
Poland’s Eurovision History
In 1994, Poland made their debut at the Eurovision Song Contest, when Edyta Górniak represented them with the song “To nie ja!”, and placed 2nd, which is Poland’s best result at the contest to date. Since then, Poland has participated 25 times, qualifying for the Grand Final 16 times.
Poland’s recent Eurovision participation saw them being represented by Blanka, who competed with “Solo”. Performing during the second semi-final, Poland qualified for the final. At the close of voting at the Grand Final, she managed to place 19th with 93 points. Of these, 12 came from the jury, whilst 81 came from the televote.
News Source: Dziennik Eurowizyjny
Photo Credit: Dorota Szulc
Rory Gannon