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+ | '''Islam Faris Glance Mohammed Al-Massany''' is a romanian singer known by his stage name as '''Glance'''. He is best known as he represented [[Romania in Own Eurovision Song Contest|Romania]] together with [[Elena Gheorghe]] in the [[Own Eurovision Song Contest 18]] in [[Own Eurovision Song Contest 18#Locationa|Bucharest]], [[Romania in Own Eurovision Song Contest|Romania]]. |
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Revision as of 13:46, 3 November 2013
| Glance | |
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 Glance in 2009 | |
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| Born |
 Romania |
| Occupations | Singer |
| Instruments | Vocals |
| Associated acts |
Ami, Elena Gheorghe, Lili Sandu, Heaven |
Islam Faris Glance Mohammed Al-Massany is a romanian singer known by his stage name as Glance. He is best known as he represented Romania together with Elena Gheorghe in the Own Eurovision Song Contest 18 in Bucharest, Romania.
Biography
Glance was born in Romania, but moved in Yemen at the age of 3.
Singles
- 2009-"Jam on it" (with Lili Sandu)
- 2010-"Sexy girl" (with Heaven)
- 2012-"Slow"(with Eila)
- 2012-"Trumpet lights" (with Ami)
- 2013-"Ecou" (with Elena Gheorghe)
- 2013-"Praf"(feat. Eila)
- 2013-"Iubire de-o vara"(with Crush + Alexandra Ungureanu)
- 2013-"Get down"(with Jessica D)
Own Eurovision Song Contest
He and Elena Gheorghe were chosen to be the representetive of Romania in the contest Own Eurovision Song Contest 18, with their song "Ecou" which will participate in the Grand Final.
At the end of the voting , Romania placed 9th, receiving 140 points.
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| Preceded by Liviu Hodor feat. Mona "Sweet love" |
Romania in Own Eurovision Song Contest OESC #18 |
Succeeded by Vunk feat. Antonia "Pleacă" |
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