Alis sends Albania to Eurovision 2026 Grand Final

TIRANA, May 14 – Albania has secured a place in the Grand Final of Eurovision 2026 after Alis qualified from the second semi-final in Vienna with the song “Nân”.

Alis delivered an emotional performance that combined Albanian musical elements with a modern stage presentation, earning Albania one of the 10 qualifying spots for Saturday night’s final.

The qualification sparked celebrations among Albanian fans and diaspora communities, who played a key role in televoting support during the live show.

Albania competed alongside 14 other countries in the second semi-final, with only 10 entries advancing to the Grand Final.

This year’s Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Vienna, Austria, with the Grand Final scheduled for May 16.

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