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Malta: Christabelle unveils music video for 'Taboo'

An official music video for Malta's entry in Eurovision 2018

On the 9th of March, Malta released the music video for 'Taboo' written and composed by Johnny Sanchez, Thomas G Son, Muxu and Christabelle herself.

The revamped version features some instrumental changes.

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The music video is a showcase for Malta's landscapes and nightlife and addresses the theme of mental health.

In the music video one notices the gladiators and the tribes battling for power. At the end Christabelle is waving the flag of revolution.

Before winning the MESC 2018, Christabelle participated in Malta Eurovision Song Contest three times: in 2014 with 'Lovetricity' (8th place), in 2015 with 'Rush' (placed 2nd) and in 2016 with 'Kingdom' (placed 4th).

Christabelle won the Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2018 with a total of 133 points and will represent Malta in Lisbon in the second part of the second semi final on the 10th May.

Let's break the taboo.

Malta in Eurovision Song Contest

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Malta debuted in Eurovision back in 1971 and has been in the contest 30 times since - without a victory. Best result is two runner-up's in 2002 (Ira Losco - "7th Wonder") and 2005 (Chiara - "Angel"). The worst result is three last places in 1971, 1972 and 2006.

Since the introduction of Semi-finals in 2004 Malta qualified for the Grand Final 8 out of 14 times.

About the author: Neville Spiteri (Malta)

Neville is our correspondent from Malta. He has been following Eurovision since 1999, and has Hero by Charlotte Perrelli as his favorite ESC song

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