The organizers of the "Eurovision" song contest asked Malti singer Miriana Cones to remove the word "obscure" from its songs and title. According to Gazeta.ru, The Guardian writes about this.
23-year-old Conte wanted to present Malta with a song "KANT", which means "sing" from Maltese. However, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) convenes attention to the fact that the word is similar to the English swear by women's genitals.
Moreover, Conte intently played for that vocalization in Refrians.
"Although I am shocked and disappointed, especially since we have little time in a week to change the song, I promise you this. The show will continue, it will not fall, "the singer wrote on Facebook page.
EBU has made a decision to request a song after the BBC complaints. BBC Radio 4 Eurovision hosts Scott Mills emphasized the indecency in February.
"We cannot talk about Malta's representative at all. We cannot finally reproduce a part of his song ... Ever, "he joked.
Malta must submit a new version of the song in its application until March 10.
Eurovision will be held in Switzerland from May 13 to 17. In 2022, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) stopped participating in Russia's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest after the launch of the special operation in Ukraine.
In February, the Consumer Protection Association demanded that Tom Cache's song "Espresso Macchiato" removed from the Eurovision Song Contest.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
