Recognition is the key for success and if this is achieved in a gradual manner, therefore it becomes even more positive. This is surely the main element why Ira Losco has become the artist she has today because she has used every experience in her favour and ultimately created a music niche which not many tend to have. Development is equally important and together with Howard Keith of Jagged House, there was the creation of a brand, a true artist with a pop/rock vibe with the possibility of expansion above and beyond. It is quite hard to recall that this individual also represented Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest back in 2002 but with the submissions for the local showcase coming to an end earlier this week, she was a guest on Bla Agenda hosted by Norman Hamilton on ONE Television. There were a number of issues dealt with in…

It has only been a couple of days since the submissions of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest to a close with the announcement from the Public Broadcasting Services that they received a total of 182 entries from various performers, some of which we were able to confirm through eyewitnesses present outside of the broadcasting house throughout the two day period. Credibility is one of the most successful traits that any artists could bank on when entering any competition and it seems that Romina Mamo has also submitted her entries for the competition according to her official profile on social networking website; Facebook. This does not really come as a surprise noting that the performer has always been an avid fan of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest. Romina Mamo first managed to make it through to the Malta Eurovision Song Contest back in 2003 with the song Here Today Gone Tomorrow …

Earlier this week, the Public Broadcasting Services was receiving entries for the upcoming edition of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest which will be taking place either at the end of January or the beginning of February respectively. The announcement of the twenty-four semi-finalists will be made at the end of the month, 30th November 2012 on the popular television programme; Xarabank hosted by Peppi Azzopardi. This should not come to a surprise for many considering that the renowned programme was also the one to make the initial announcements earlier this year. There is a lot of hype with regards to the upcoming competition due to the fact that this years' representative; Kurt Calleja was the first to make it through to the final of the annual Eurovision Song Contest since 2009 with his entry This Is The Night. The editorial team of escflashmalta.com was present throughout both days of submissions…

When George Cremona, my secondary Maltese teacher and nowadays, a great friend of mine, told me about this innovative idea … I was already thinking about writing this article about this great event which I’m sure, will delight both the young audience, but also, the older generation. Cremona, casually encountered Trevor Zahra’s book “Il-Ktieb tal-Fenek l-Ahmar” (The Red Rabbit’s Book), which was written in 1986. Trevor Zahra is one of the most popular Maltese writers, who adapts his stories to the young generation, but also writes books and novels for the older ones. The book’s main character, the Red Rabbit, became a very close friend of Cremona, and thus, they built such a strong bond, that they started to work on this project together, back in November 2011. Thus, Cremona manages to merge two main roles of his everyday life. First and foremost, that of a dedicated teacher and educator,…