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Eurovision Song Contest 2023 // Pasha Parfeni performed in Warsaw: "We felt blessed to sing for you!"

Pasha Parfeni performed his second pre-Eurovision concert in Poland's capital Warsaw.

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The performer was pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome and energy of the Eurovision fans: "It was an absolutely crazy night in Poland! Eurovision has such a wonderful fan community in Warsaw. We felt blessed to sing for you!"

Alongside Pasha Parfeni at the concert were Eurovision 2023 representatives from Ireland, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, San Marino, UK, Denmark, Malta, Croatia, Iceland, Czech Republic, Albania and Serbia.

Today, Pasha Parfeni will perform the third concert of his tour to promote "Sun and Moon" in Tel Aviv, Israel.

The next pre-Eurovision concerts will take place in: Spain, Madrid - 6-9 April; Netherlands, Amsterdam - 14-15 April; UK, London - 16-17 April.

In the 67th Eurovision Song Contest, Pasha Parfeni will take to the stage in Liverpool under number 10 in the first semi-final on 9 May.

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