GET TO KNOW: Teya & Salena - Austria 🇦🇹 - ESC 2023

[@marcstoringer]

AUSTRIA is Back in the Final with two mega singers🥳🍀🇦🇹

[@MrEurovision]

Salena's birthday: 11 March 1998

[@milicapavlovic06.01]

Bravo Teki!❤❤❤

[@MrEurovision]

Teya’s birthday: 12 April 2000

[@MrEurovision]

Had to cut the intro because of copyright ©️😒

[@sevenoxia7199]

They're promising, but another pop song for Austria may not be the best, this is their 4th attempt to qualify again, and 3rd with a pop song, so I'd be a little worried, but they do seem very promising!

[@jimboovoodoo2216]

Najo... Unter die letzten 3... halt mit denen.Eh wurscht geht eh schon lang nicht mehr um das können

[@k.r.i.s.t.a.q.n.u.s.h.i.]

So, Teya is Serbian-Austrian, right?!

[@marcstoringer]

Yes😎👍

[@user-wq9lq8pq4x]

1:05 что за песня?

[@Erik_Emer]

Lorde - Green Light

[@Bojcii42]

Poe poe poe

[@namenlos40]

A Serbian representing Austria? Why?

[@rowo2774]

She is Austrian with Serbian roots, so she feels part of two countries, so what?

[@sannev8407]

She is born and raised in Vienna, so she's (also) Austrian. What's the point? Gjon's tears also represented Switzerland while having albanian parents

[@dulee9584]

Why not??

[@namenlos40]

@@dulee9584 Because, as an Austrian, I don't feel represented by a Serbian.

[@rowo2774]

@@namenlos40 Most of the Austrian artists that were sent to the contest the last decade have foreign roots. Lukas from Trackshittaz has Chinese roots, Natália has American/Brazilian roots, Cesár has British roots, Vicent has Filipino roots, Nathan and Lum!x have Italian roots. But they are still all Austrians with Austrian citizenship and family like Teya. It is not the intention of the contest to judge the superficiality of the artists or to discriminate against them. It's about unity and music.