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ESCZ 2024: Czechia confirms live national final broadcast – wiwibloggs

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Following the success of its live broadcast in 2023, Czech broadcaster Ceska Televize is set to repeat history by airing ESCZ live on TV for the second consecutive year. This decision comes after the notable achievement of Vesna at Eurovision 2023 with their song “My Sister’s Crown,” which secured the Czech Republic its second-ever Top 10 result.

The song submission process for ESCZ 2024 is officially underway, with the deadline set for November 6. Ceska Televize is inviting talented musicians to participate in this exciting journey, aiming to continue the tradition of excellence and push the boundaries of the Czech musical scene.

Submission criteria for ESCZ 2024 include:

  • The submission window is open until November 6 at 23:59 CET.
  • Songs can be submitted via a form on the official Eurovision website at Ceska Televize.
  • Demos are acceptable, and a final master is not necessary at this stage.
  • Tracks must not have been published or publicly presented in any form before September 1, 2023.
  • Multiple submissions from a single artist are allowed.
  • The lead singer or main vocalist does not have to be solely a holder of Czech citizenship. Artists from Slovakia who permanently live and work in the Czech Republic and contribute to the Czech music scene can also participate. In the case of a duet, at least one of the main vocalists must meet this condition.

Czech Television reserves the right to cancel the competition if the Czech Republic is unable to participate in ESC 2024 for any reason.

ESCZ will be broadcasted LIVE once again, with more details to be shared in the upcoming weeks. The voting rules for the national selection ESCZ will be published in November.

For more information, you can read the original article on WiwiBloggs.

Karolina Sedlackova

Karolina Sedlackova

Karolina Sedláčková, a distinguished Czech journalist, has dedicated over two decades to English-language media. Born in Prague, her early exposure to the post-Velvet Revolution era ignited a passion for journalism. Kristina's insightful articles offer a unique Eastern European perspective to global readers. At 45, based in Prague, her commitment to unbiased reporting has positioned her as a trusted voice in international journalism.

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