A new challenger approaches… Eurovision 2024's first participant 🇧🇪 Mustii from Belgium! #eurovision

Опубликовано 30 августа 2023, 10:03

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Belgium is the first country to confirm their artist for Malmö 2024 as broadcaster RTBF confirms pop sensation Mustii will represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden.
With two successful albums under his belt, the flamboyant performer is no stranger to Belgian audiences.

Thomas Mustin (better known as Mustii) is an author, composer, singer and actor, known for a plethora of roles in theatre, television and Netflix productions, including popular Belgian series La Trêve and feature films including Grave, Un Petit Boulot, and L'Echange des Princesses.

In 2017, he landed a lead role alongside Mathilde Seigner in the French TV movie Je Voulais Juste Rentrer Chez Moi, in which he played the infamous Patrick Dils before playing Hamlet in 2019 under the direction of Emmanuel Dekoninck.

Alongside acting, Mustii has made a name for himself as a singer. With two albums to his credit, 21st Century Boy and It's Happening Now, successful tours (selling out the Ancienne Belgique on 3 occasions) and winning the ‘Revelation of the Year’ trophy at the D6bels Music Awards, Mustii is known for seducing audiences with his captivating voice, which is both powerful and fragile at the same time.

Next year is set to be his busiest yet as not only will he represent Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden, but he’ll also return as a permanent judge on Drag Race Belgique (Season 2) and star in Michiel Blanchart's next film La nuit se traîne alongside Romain Duris.

Mustii will be following in the footsteps of Gustaph who took Belgium to 7th place on the scoreboard in Liverpool earlier this year.

News on the song will follow in due course.

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