Cyprus: Andrew Lambrou releases "Break a Broken Heart" for Eurovision 2023

It's release day for Cyprus!

The song that Andrew Lambrou will sing at Eurovision 2023 has just been released. It's titled “Break a Broken Heart,” and it's an epic mid-tempo pop song with elements of electronic music and new pop.

Along with the song, Panik Records released the music video.

“Break a Broken Heart” was written by Jimmy Jansson and Thomas Stengaard.

Andrew Lambrou

Living in Sydney, Australia, Andrew Lambrou shares a Greek-Cypriot family background that fully supports his love for music.

He's 24-years-old, and his passion for art started early on at the age of five when he started learning how to play the piano and taking singing lessons.

The power of his talent, as well as his social media presence, were what got Lambrou recognition when his 15-second cover of Sam Smith's "Stay With Me" was shared and went viral. Later on, his cover of Zayn Malik's "Dusk Till Dawn" would reach almost 2 million views.

All of this eventually caught the attention of music producers, and at the age of 17 he was signed to Sony ATV and went on to find his unique sound by writing and producing overseas.

Just this year, Andrew Lambrou was revealed as part of the Australia Decides 2022 lineup. His song "Electrify" finished 7th out of 11 entries. This opened up more doors, and eventually Andrew was signed to City Pop Records, which will now lead him to Eurovision 2023.

Cyprus in the Eurovison Song Contest

Since Cyprus debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981, the country has not yet managed to win in any of the 38 times the country has participated.

Cyprus came close to winning in 2018 when Eleni Foureira finished 2nd with Fuego, their best result so far.

Since the introduction of the Semi-finals in 2004, Cyprus has qualified for 10 out of 17 Grand Finals.