On Thursday Portugal named the 26 artists who will be competing in Festival da Canção - their national song contest to choose their Eurovision entrant.
Among the artists selected in Anabela who performed at the 1993 contest finishing 10th.
The other entrant catching our eye was Bruno Vasconcelos.... now we don't Bruno from a bar of soap but.... his song is called...
“Austrália”
How awesome is that? I mean we don't know if it's a good or bad song about Australia but we'll take a positive approach for now. We can't find too much on Bruno, but he looks like a young and up and coming singer and we wish him best of luck.
The other big news is that Eurovsion 2017 winner Salvador Sobral's sister (who famously wrote the song, rehearsed for him and performed live on stage after he won) will be a Portuguese Jury member for Festival da Canção.
Semi Final 1 - 18th February
Anabela - "Para te dar abrigo"
Beatriz Pessoa - "Eu te amo"
Bruno Vasconcelos - "Austrália"
Catarina Miranda - "Para sorrir não preciso de nada"
Janeiro - "(sem título)"
Joana Barra Vaz - "Anda estragar-me os planos"
Joana Espadim - "Zero a zero"
José Cid & Gonçalo Tavares - "O som da guitarra é a alma de um povo"
JP Simões - "Alvoroço"
Maria Amaral - "A mesma canção"
Peu Madureira - "Só por ela"
Rita Dias - "Com gosto amigo"
Rui David - "Sem medo"
Semi Final 2 - 25th February
Cláudia Pascoal - "O jardim"
Daniela Onis - "Para lá do rio"
David Pessoa - "Amor veloz"
Diogo Piçarra - "Canção do fim"
Dora Fidalgo - "Arco-íris"
Lili - "O vôo das cegonhas"
Maria Inês Paris - "Bandeira azul"
Minnie & Rhayra - "Patati patata"
Peter Serrado - "Sunset"
Rita Ruivo - "Anda daí"
Susana Travassos - "A mensageira"
Sequin - "All Over Again"
Tamin - "Sobre nós"
The Grand Final will take place on 4th March.