From the Eurovision Song Contest stage to the Prime Minister’s Office: “Vlad, we are proud of you!”

Vlad Sabajuc, known by the stage name Satoshi, received official praise for his performance at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu invited Satoshi to the Government building on Friday, May 22, highlighting the artist’s role in promoting the Republic of Moldova's image and strengthening ties with the diaspora.

Moldova 1 TV leads audience ratings during Eurovision shows, peaking in the Final

The Eurovision Song Contest remains popular among viewers in Moldova. The public television channel, Moldova 1 TV, broadcast the semi-finals on May 12 and 14, and the final on May 16, achieving a significant audience share.

Satoshi will perform 16th in the Eurovision 2026 final in Vienna, in the second half of the show

Moldova's representative for Eurovision 2026, Satoshi, will perform in the second half of the final, taking the stage as the 16th country. Ukraine will perform earlier in the competition, in the seventh position, while Romania's representative, Alexandra Căpăținescu, will sing towards the end, in the 24th position.

Satoshi after Eurovision qualification: “We will represent the country with dignity”

"We are very happy". This was Satoshi's first reaction after the Republic of Moldova qualified for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. The artist says that the audience's reactions and the support received after the performance in Vienna exceeded all the team's expectations.

EUROVISION | Satoshi: “I want people to associate Moldova with positive emotions”

The Republic of Moldova will open the Eurovision show on the evening of May 12, and Satoshi promises an energetic performance. With a single word in mind for Moldovans, “Unity”, and a desire to associate Moldova’s name with positive emotion, Vlad Sabajuc, known as Satoshi, reveals in an interview with Radio Moldova whom he dedicates his Eurovision performance to.

Moldova kicks off Eurovision 2026 with Satoshi on stage

The representative of the Republic of Moldova at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, Satoshi, will perform in the first semi-final on the evening of May 12. This year's contest is being held in Vienna, Austria. Our artist will open the event with the song "Viva, Moldova!", which blends modern rhythms with influences from local folklore.

Satoshi favored to qualify for Eurovision final with 89% odds

Finland, Greece, and Denmark are the top favorites to win Eurovision 2026, according to international bookmakers. Romania is also in the Top 10. The Republic of Moldova has a 1% chance of winning, but bookmakers believe it has a good chance of qualifying for the grand final in Vienna.

Satoshi among the stars as Moldova enters Eurovision mood in Vienna

Music has taken over the Austrian capital as the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest officially opened in Vienna with a spectacular ceremony. All eyes were on the turquoise carpet, where delegations from 40 countries paraded in a vibrant display of style and energy. Among the highlights of the evening was the performance by Satoshi, the representative of the Republic of Moldova, of the song "Viva Moldova" on behalf of our country.

“New anthem”: Satoshi featured on Eurovision 2026 official Facebook page

The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 are intensifying the promotion of the contestants on social networks, publishing sequences from rehearsals or with their songs, to increase the public's interest before the first semi-final on May 12. Three posts have already been dedicated to the representative of the Republic of Moldova, Satoshi, which have accumulated thousands of views, comments and shares.

Satoshi begins Eurovision Song Contest 2026 rehearsals; Moldova unveils its show

The representative from the Republic of Moldova, Satoshi, has taken the stage at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, where he has begun rehearsals for his song "Viva, Moldova!" The artist is focusing on creating an energetic performance that blends modern sounds with elements inspired by Moldovan folklore, all aimed at captivating the European audience.

Win Eurovision 2026 tickets

Fans can win the chance to watch Vlad Sabajuc, known as Satoshi, perform live at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna. Teleradio-Moldova has launched a creative competition offering tickets to the semi-final and grand final.

Romania’s Eurovision representative visits Chișinău, discusses collaborations with artists from the Republic of Moldova

Alexandra Căpitănescu, who will represent Romania at Eurovision, visited Chișinău to connect with the public and promote her artistic work. During a press conference, she expressed her desire to better understand the energy of the fans, emphasizing that music creates a direct bond between the two banks of the river. The young artist also discussed her intense preparations for the upcoming performance, the message behind her song, and potential collaborations with artists from the Republic of Moldova.