Ira Losco

Ira Losco is one of Malta's most recognizable musical talents, renowned for her captivating voice and dynamic performances. She first shot to fame on the island after finishing as the runner-up in the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest with her track "7th Wonder." Since then, Ira has solidified her position as a leading figure in Maltese pop music through a continually evolving discography and a series of chart-topping hits.

Her career has spanned over two decades, marked by multiple award wins and nominations, which testify to her enduring popularity and talent. Among her most recent works are singles like the anthemic "Hey Now" and its Maltese version "Illejla," as well as the powerful "No Sinner No Saint," showcasing her versatility as an artist. Her 2016 Eurovision Song Contest entry "Walk On Water" reflected her ability to compete on an international level, receiving widespread acclaim. Whether it's the introspective "The Fire" or the emotionally charged "What I'd Give EP," Losco's artistry continues to resonate with a broad audience, and she remains a pillar of the Maltese music scene.