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Thea's dream

Video: Paul Spiteri Lucas

Thea Garrett, who left Malta yesterday to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest, entered the world just as Mary Spiteri was pronounced the winner of the Eurosong festival with Little Child.

She speaks to Ariadne Massa about bullying, her weight, being tripped up and how music is the balm to her soul.

Watch excerpts of the interview by clicking on the link above. Read the entire interview in today’s edition of The Sunday Times.

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Mark-Anthony Fenech

May 16th 2010, 19:30

just because everyone has been bullied at some point of their lives doesn't make it right..

Iris.Blake. Xerri

May 16th 2010, 19:52

Are we suppose to feel sorry for her OH what a shame, lets all vote for her shall we, come on the song if it wins and only IF! is done on merits and how good the music and lyrics is and not how fat or thin or pretty or ugly tall long and the short but simply from a music and entertainment point of view and if the general public like the it or dislike the song its that simple. We wish her well but please do nopt copycat the last Matese entry, it won't rub off.

Alfred Bezzina

May 16th 2010, 20:00

I beleive that too Iris, still lets not all dwingle on just a silly eurovison song contest, there are more other import things to occupy our minds on theislands....Namely the 2010 World cup soon, now thats worth watching.

Ernie.Willeby Aussi/Maltese

May 16th 2010, 20:08

Yes its not what you call a catchy number now is it, it sort of a lalaby song and if i buy it only to put me to sleep at night after a hard day's slog at work, even last year's sounded slightly better and thats saying something. If Malta cannot come up with an upbeat number to match up to the others, then i say do the same as trhe italians and Jack out of it altogether, why torture yourselves with disappointments year in year out, maybe the old dear Spiteri should do a come back and lift our hopes.

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