Andreas Lundstedt, from Sweden, is a member of the world-famous band Alcazar. Andreas has been in show business since he was a child. At the age of five he took second place in a talent contest, and by 15 was singing and appearing on television in the child band "Stage Four". After spending two years in New York, he returned to take part in the Swedish national heats for the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest, in which he was runner-up with "Driver Dagg Faller Regn". The track was a huge hit in Sweden. A year later he tried again with "Jag Saknar Dig, Jag Saknar Dig" and finished 7th. He then became a founder member of Alcazar who scored a massive international hit with "Crying At The Discoteque". The group continued to be popular and subsequently became a foursome with Andreas's boyfriend of the time Marnus Carlsson leaving Barbados to join Alcazar. In 2003 the group came 3rd in the Swedish Eurovision selection with "Nor A Sinner, Nor A Saint". The hits kept coming and in 2005 they once again tried to make it to Eurovision, but once again finished 3rd in the Swedish final, with the song "Alcastar". During the summer Alcazar decided to take a break and concentrate on solo projects and Andreas has since gone on to star as Toni Manero in "Saturday Night Fever" in Stockholm.

Tinka Milinovic is from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Born in Sarajevo, at 17 she moved to the USA, where she studied singing at Louisiana College. In 1996, she graduated cum laude as Bachelor of Music, and continued her studies at the University of Louisiana's School of Music, where she majored in opera singing, performance and teaching, receiving a Master of Music degree. In addition to playing a variety of roles in numerous operas and musicals, she performs as a soloist and has also worked with the Sarajevo Philharmonics. In 2002 she appeared at the Eurovision as a backing singer for the Bosnian entry and in 2005, Tinka took part in Bosnia and Herzegovina's national Eurovision Song Contest heats. Here, she was the TV audience's favourite but was placed second by the nine-strong jury. The song she performed "Sometimes I Wish I Were A Child Again" was supposedly written by Serge Bonheur and Gunter Johanson, but this was a thin disguise for Sigel and Meinunger. For two years, Tinka has had her own radio talk show on Bosnia and Herzegovina's biggest radio station. In addition to that Tinka is in her 4th season as host of the highest ranked TV show in the country, the "TV Bingo Show".

Keith Camilleri is another well-known singer and he comes from Malta and is popular on the Mediterranean island for his passionate voice. A regular guest on Maltese TV shows, Keith enjoys the popularity in his country and travels around the world to pursue his dream of becoming an internationally famous artist. In February 2004, he took part in the Maltese national Eurovision Song Contest heats, coming fourth with the song "Tango For Two". In 2005, Keith again enjoyed musical success in Malta with the track "Sunshine In Your Eyes". This year he also participated in a project performing in Italy with Robbie Facchinetti of the world famous group "I Pooh". Keith won't be the only person from Malta in Switzerland's delegation in 2006. Grace Borg the former supremo of Maltasong, the Maltese Eurovision selection, who resigned earlier this year in a dispute over the use of foreign songwriters will also be part of the Swiss camp in Athens.