🇧🇬 VICTORIA releases her Eurovision entry ‘Tears Getting Sober’

As one of the remaining participants to release their Eurovision entry, VICTORIA has released the Bulgarian offering for 2020 titled ‘Tears Getting Sober’, you are able to listen to the track below. The music video for ‘Tears Getting Sober’ will be released shortly.

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About ‘Tears Getting Sober’

Tears Getting Sober” was written by VICTORIA herself together with Borislav Milanov, Lukas Oscar and Cornelia Wiebols. Ligna Studios produced the entry and will be distributed by Ostereo.

This is Borislav Milanov second entry in this year’s contest. He is also behind Germany’s entry “Violent Thing”. Last year he co-wrote the entries for Malta and Azerbaijan.

Bulgaria will return to the competition after taking a year off in 2019. VICTORIA will be competing in the second half of the second semi-final on the 14th May.

Bulgaria at the Eurovision Song Contest

Debuting in 2005 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Bulgaria sent Kaffe with the song “Lorraine“. This was actually Bulgaria’s worst ever result with 49 points, finishing in Nineteenth-Place. The Black Sea nation only competed Twelve times. They only qualified four times.

Their first came in 2007 in Helsinki, Finland. BNT sent Elitsa & Stoyan with “Water“. They finished in Fifth-Place with 157 points. They needed to wait another nine years to qualify again. After a two year lay off, Bulgaria returned with returning artist Poli Genova with the song “If Love Was A Crime“. She finished in Fourth-Place with 307 points. She is now a huge fan favourite.

Bulgaria only then bettered themselves 12 months later finishing as Runners-Up with “Beautiful Mess” sung by Kristian Kostov. He earned a massive 615 points. But that wasn’t even close to Portugal’s run away winner in 2017. Scoring 403 points in their Semi-Final, Bulgaria holds the record for the highest ever score in a Semi-Final.

In 2018, Bulgaria opted for “Bones” with the group Equinox constructed by American and Bulgarian artists. They fell slightly short of recent performances with a Fourteenth-Place position with 166 points.

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