Twenty-five singers and bands will compete in the national Eurovision final on February 26. The finalists were selected by an intermediary stage, where the 57 competitors chosen at the first stage sang the songs live, Info-Prim Neo reports, quoting a communiqué from Teleradio Moldova. [The 25 finalists are] (in alphabetic order)[:] Anisoara Balmus with the song You and I Aurel Chirtoaca – Inca îndragostit Boris Covali &Cristina Croitoru – Break it up Corina Cuniuc – Si tac Dana Marchitan – Lucky you Lucky me Diana Staver – Love song Doinita Gherman – Viata The band “Ion Krasnopolski” – Cu fanfara pana dimineata Karizma – When Life is Grey Katrina – Solo por tu amor Denis Latisev – It’s My First Dance with You Mariana Mihaila – Mi rey! Milenium – In memoriam M-Studio – Night Reflection Natalia Barbu – Let's Jazz Natan – Natan – Daca dragoste mai e Nicoleta Gavrilita – Just your friend Odry – Doina, dor nemarginit Pasha Parfeny – Dorule Ruslan Taranu – Lumina mea Cristina Scarlat – Every day will be your day Vadim Luchin & Tamaz Djgarcava – Always Valeria Tarasova – This is my life Adriana Voloshenco – I can win the game The band “Zdob si Zdub” – So lucky Veaceslav Daniliuc, Janet Erhan, and Ianna Novac withdrew from the competition. The winner of the national Eurovision final will represent Moldova at the 56th Eurovision Song Contest that will be held in Germany’s Düsseldorf in May. The semifinals will take place on May 10 and 12, while the final on May 14. Moldova’s representative will perform the fifth in the second semifinal, alongside Romania and Ukraine. Romania will be represented by Hotel FM with the song Change. France, Germany, Italy, the UK, and Spain qualify automatically for the final.