“I am sure not a single Georgian emigrant will make a mistake,” Oto Nemsadze, Georgian contender of 2019 Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) wrote in the social network.

Georgian ESC 2019 contender commented on the released information based on which Tamta Goduadze will present Georgia at the musical contest and that Georgians have to support Goduadze presenting Cyprus instead of him. “Such traitors always betrayed our country.  . . .  This has to do with Georgia rather than Oto Nemsadze. So, let’s support our country together,” Nemsadze said.

The Georgian First Channel explains that Georgian contender at Eurovision song contest is Oto Nemsadze and that the information released in the social networks is false. First Channel also calls on supporters to vote for Oto Nemsadze at Eurovision Song Contest.

Oto Nemsadze, the Georgian contender of 2019 Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) released a video address and called on Georgian emigrants for his support.

“Greetings to Georgians living abroad. Let us support our country together. I will present Georgia at Eurovision this year and your support is very important. I will sing for you,” Nemsadze said.

ESC 2019 will be held at Expo Tel Aviv, the city’s convention center; the show will consist of two semi-finals on 14 and 16 May, and the final on 18 May 2019.

Oto Nemsadze, the Georgian contender of 2019 Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) will perform on stage in the first semi-final of the musical competition number 11 on May 14. He will perform the entry song “Keep on Going” on stage.

Georgian emigrants will have to watch the public broadcaster of the country where they live. They will have to send Georgia’s number 11 to a special phone number. Twenty calls can be made from one number.

The Georgian First Channel will provide live transmission of the musical competition on May 14, 16 and 18 starting 23:00.