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The first Melodifestivalen joker revealed tomorrow


The guessing and wishing for the Melodifestivalen jokers is going on at the moment while SVT prepairs to reveal the first one tomorrow. Expressen claims today they will be Lena Philipsson, Sofia Jannok, veteran Jerry Williams and maybe Martin Stenmarck who would do a Melodifestivalen come-back. Meanwhilke the internet voting for the web joker is going on and 50 songs are still in the running, and the rumours about who is going to sing which of the 27 already chosen songs....
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Anonymous said…
Sofia Jannok is the only reason I follow Joik and music from Scandinavia in Indiana - USA. She could become far bigger then ABBA once the world sees her on a major network. Melodifestivalen show is fine but she is better then even this venue of wonderful stars. I look forward to a bigger future for this star!
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