Double Eurovision winner, Swedish singer Loreen makes her comeback with the album Wildfire. Deeply marked by her Moroccan origins, the artist draws on the legacy of her Berber ancestors to fuel her music and her hunger for emancipation.
Loreen, whose real name is Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui, has won the Eurovision Song Contest twice and has a career that inspires admiration. The famous Swedish singer of Moroccan origin has lifted the veil on these successes for the delight of her fans.
The Swedish of Moroccan origin, Loreen , was performing in France for the first time last Friday. The winner of the Eurovision 2023 with her song "Tattoo" looks back on her journey.
Winner of the 67th Eurovision edition, Moroccan-born singer Loreen says she is proud to have represented Sweden and to be the second person to win the contest twice after Irishman Johnny Logan.
The Swede Loreen triumphed at the Eurovision Song Contest with her melody entitled "Tattoo", thus writing a new page in the annals of the contest. The singer of Moroccan origin has won the competition for the second time, thus equaling Ireland with a total of seven victories for each country. La Zarra , for her part, has once again made headlines.
In an interview, the Canadian-Moroccan singer La Zarra, France’s candidate for Eurovision 2023 expresses her pride in representing France, but also Quebec and her Moroccan roots in this competition. She hopes to give a great performance on the Liverpool stage this Saturday, May 13.
Noa Kirel qualified on Tuesday for the Eurovision 2023 grand final taking place in Liverpool. Moroccan through her mother, the Israeli singer has garnered the maximum number of votes in the first semi-final with her song "Unicorn".
Two artists of Moroccan origin are participating in Eurovision 2023 taking place in Liverpool (host city), United Kingdom.