It’s June and it’s Pride month. Here at Eurovision Ireland, we are going to highlight some of the LGBTQ+ artists to have participated in the Eurovision Song Contest.

For June 3rd, we are continuing with Miriana Conte. She represented Malta with “Serving”, taking 17th place with 91 points. Miriana Conte is Queer. You can watch her performance of “Serving” below:

Queer is a term used by those wanting to reject specific labels of romantic orientation, sexual orientation and/or gender identity. It can also be a way of rejecting the perceived norms of the LGBT community (racism, sizeism, ableism etc).

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovion Ireland, Wikipedia & YouTube/EBU