Aarzemnieki
Latvian band
Aarzemnieki | |
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 Aarzemnieki (2017) | |
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| Origin | Riga, Latvia |
| Genres | Folk |
| Years active | 2011–present |
| Members | Jöran Steinhauer Matthew Medd Mārtiņš Kits Marcelo Semola Guntis Veilands Roberts Kits |
| Past members | Nick Massey Katrīna Dimanta Raitis Viļumovs |
| Website | www.aarzemnieki.com |
Aarzemnieki (Latvian: [ˈaːrzæmniɛki]; an internet style writing of the Latvian word "ārzemnieki", meaning "foreigners") are a Latvian band that represented Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen, Denmark, with their song "Cake to Bake".[1] The lead singer of the band, Jöran Steinhauer, is German.
References
- ^ Roxburgh, Gordon (22 February 2014). "Aarzemnieki takes the honours in Latvia". Eurovision.tv. Retrieved 22 February 2014.
External links
- Official website
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| Preceded by PeR with "Here We Go" | Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 | Succeeded by Aminata with "Love Injected" |
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Supernova
- Aarzemnieki
- Aisha
- Aminata
- Anmary
- Bonaparti.lv
- Brainstorm
- Intars Busulis
- Carousel
- Citi Zēni
- Vocal Group Cosmos
- Dons
- F.L.Y.
- Fomins and Kleins
- Justs
- Arnis Mednis
- Musiqq
- Marie N
- PeR
- Pirates of the Sea
- Laura Rizzotto
- Sudden Lights
- Samanta Tīna
- Triana Park
- Walters and Kazha
- "Aijā"
- "Angel in Disguise"
- "Beautiful Song"
- "Cake to Bake"
- "Dziesma par laimi"
- "Eat Your Salad"
- "Funny Girl"
- "Heartbeat"
- "Hello from Mars"
- "Here We Go"
- "Hollow"
- "I Hear Your Heart"
- "I Wanna"
- "Line"
- "Love Injected"
- "The Moon Is Rising"
- "My Star"
- "Probka"
- "Questa notte"
"Still Breathing"- "That Night"
- "Too Much"
- "The War Is Not Over"
- "What For?"
- "Wolves of the Sea"
- Note: Entries scored out signify where Latvia did not compete
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