Three days from the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, Felicia has been ordered to rest her voice.<\/p>\n
The morning after her performance in the first semi-final, Sweden\u2019s representative for the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, Felicia, had experienced problems with her voice and as a result her delegation took the decision to cancel all planned interviews for Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Felicia\u2019s performance of \u201cMy System\u201d on Tuesday night successfully earned Sweden a place in Saturday\u2019s Grand Final. However, her voice has since become unrecognisable according to her team. Speaking to Aftonbladet, they said the turquoise carpet, singing and long days spent in a dry arena, shouts of joy and lots of talk have clearly taken their toll on the singer. Felicia\u2019s team have reassured she is not ill, but has been recommended to a speaking ban for at least Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Felicia herself further reassures she is not ill and that she is following advice given by her singing coach, and she says:<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s the talking that\u2019s the worst and it\u2019s a disaster for me who hates being quiet. But it\u2019s just following the advice I got from my singing coach, being quiet, resting and drinking water and luckily, I\u2019m not sick.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m so excited for the final, then both my voice and glasses will hold up.\u201d<\/p>\n
Eurovoix had the opportunity to catch up with Felicia ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, and you can watch our interview here:<\/p>\n
Felicia competed for Sweden in Semi-Final One with \u201cMy System\u201d, and secured a place in the Grand Final. Sweden has been drawn to compete in the second half of the Grand Final on Saturday night. Find out more about Felicia below:<\/p>\n