There will be two semi finals in the Estonian national “Eesti Laul” 2018. This cool music event is very popular in Estonia as it brings new and fresh talents, songs and music on the plate. The quality is always incredibly very high compared to other countries with a higher number of inhabitants. Tonight the first semi final will be aired. The hosts are Kristel Aaslaid and Martin Veisman. The best 5 songs will qualify for the Grand Final, while the first four songs are determined by televote and jury and the fifth song will be chosen by an additional televoting.

There will be two semi finals in the Estonian national “Eesti Laul” 2018. This cool music event is very popular in Estonia as it brings new and fresh talents, songs and music on the plate. The quality is always incredibly very high compared to other countries with a higher number of inhabitants. Tonight the first semi final will be aired. The hosts are Kristel Aaslaid and Martin Veisman. The best 5 songs will qualify for the Grand Final, while the first four songs are determined by televote and jury and the fifth song will be chosen by an additional televoting.

The Grand Final will be broadcasted live from the Saku Suurhall on March 3rd.

Here are the first 10 candidates:

1. Vajé – "Laura (Walk with me)"
2. Iiris & Agoh – "Drop that boogie"
3. Etnopatsy – "Külm"
4. Sibyl Vane – "Thousand words"
5. Aden Ray – "Everybody’s dressed"
6. Tiiu x Okym x Semy – "Näita oma energiat"
7. Stig Rästa – "Home"
8. Miljardid – "Pseudoprobleem"
9. Desiree – "On my mind"
10. Elina Netšayeva – "La forza"
    
    You can watch the Eesti Laul at 20:35 CET on ETV or https://otse.err.ee/k/etv/

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