Czechia - Vesna - My Sister's Crown

10 - 129 pts / 4 - 110 pts in semi 1

The Czech Republic, the gouvernement prefers Czechia nowadays but the EBU still uses Czech Republic. 

Update: Eurovision.tv now switched to Czechia.

Anyway, they were in Liverpool with My Sister's Crown by Vesna.

They won the ESCZ competition for which the public had a whole week to vote.

The song is written by Patricie Kaňok Fuxová, Tanita Yankovova and Kateryna Vatchenko. The recorded version has parts in Czech, English, Ukrainian and Bulgarian.

My Sister's Crown was released on January 30.

The digital release of the acoustic version was on May 5 although it had been shared through video sites before that.

Muzika Slavica CD

On November 21 Vesna released their album Muzika Slavica. The album includes the Eurovision hit and the acoustic version.

It's available on CD here at Vesna's website but it doesn't seem to work outside Czechia. (Even though it says so)

The band, originally a fourpiece, now has the line up (at ESCZ 2023) Patricie Fuxová, Bára Šůstková, Olesya Ochepovská. Markéta Vedralová. Tereza Čepková and Tanita Yankovová. 

Original member Kateryna Vatchenko Vatchenko features on the acoustic version.

All songs from the five-song Czech selection have been released as digital singles.

Versions
My Sister's Crown - single version
- digital 30-1, CD Muzika Slavica
My Sister's Crown - acoustic
- digital 5-5, CD Muzika Slavica

My Sister's Crown - karaoke
- On the official karaoke album (digital)

Charts:

Swedish top 100 (Topplistan): 86

Finland top 50 (IFPI): 21

Links and sources:
Vesna Website, FB, Insta

The Czech final at ESC History

ČT Official Eurovision FB pages

Remember DOMI, Lake Malawi (who just released a great new album) and Mikolas Josef who still has the best result for the country.