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Latvia Selects Aminata for Eurovision

AminataIt’s time to star planning your Eurovision party and picking your favourites to win the competition.

This year the competition is exceptionally exciting with the news that Australia will also be represented. You might say, “Hang on – Australia’s not in Europe?” but Israel and Turkey are debatable too (maybe not as much).

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Each country is picking their best act and song to represent them and Latvia has just finished that task.

Aminata is set to represent the country with her track ”Love Injection’.

Latvia will be hoping that Aminata will do better than Pirates of the Sea with their track ‘Wolves of the Sea’ who came in 14th place last year.

Check out Aminata’s track below. 

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