In an exciting development for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, San Marino has selected its representatives: Senhit and British singer Boy George, who will perform the song 'Superstar.' The winner was determined in the San Marino Song Contest, which featured 21 performances in its final round, judged by a professional panel. However, the surprise element was that Boy George was unable to attend the event, leaving Senhit to perform solo on stage. His vocals were played from a backing track while his face was projected onto a screen, creating an interesting visual experience for the audience.

Boy George's absence was attributed to his current tour in the United States, which prevented him from participating in the selection process. Celebrated for his sharp vocal talent and stage presence, he gained immense fame during the 1980s with his band Culture Club. Among their hits is the iconic track 'Do You Really Want to Hurt Me,' which catapulted them to international stardom. Boy George's career has spanned decades, and his role in the Eurovison this year marks a significant return to the spotlight as a solo artist collaborating with Senhit.

On the other hand, Senhit is no stranger to the Eurovision stage, making this her fourth selection to represent San Marino. Since her debut in 2011 with the song 'Stand By,' she has become a seasoned participant in Europe’s most prestigious music competition. Her previous attempts have solidified her reputation as a Eurovision veteran, and alongside Boy George, this year's entry promises to bring a blend of nostalgia and fresh excitement as they compete for glory on an international platform.