In an interview with Lilla Aktuellt, Swedish artist Meira Omar opened up about her new entry for Melodifestivalen 2026, titled 'Dooset daram', which translates to 'I love you' in Farsi. The song portrays the romance she found with her husband, Oskar Nordstrand, during their time on the dating show 'Love is Blind'. Omar describes this new track as an even more profound expression of love compared to her previous hit 'Hush hush', noting that fans of her unique style will surely appreciate the fresh single.

Omar previously gained recognition by placing tenth in the 2025 finals with her song 'Hush hush', which established her reputation in the Swedish music scene. Her evolution from 'Hush hush'-Meira to the current iteration, who is revealing deeper personal narratives through her music, has garnered attention from audiences across the country. As she prepares for the upcoming fourth semi-final in Malmö, scheduled for February 21, she reflects on the change in her musical direction and how her life experiences have influenced her work.

The line-up for this semi-final includes other artists, each bringing their unique flair to the stage. Notably, Omar's entry 'Dooset daram' is highlighted for its heartfelt message and ties to her own love story. With the competition drawing near, fans are eager to see how her personal journey resonates with viewers and potentially impacts her standing in the festival.