The period of submitting entries came to an end in Moldovan selection process. Yesterday, the national broadcaster TRM revealed the list of approved entries, which is a total of sixty, including former Moldovan representative in 2009 Nelly Ciobanu and 2008 representative Geta Burlacu making a return this year.
Martina Avramoska participated in the 2010 FYR Macedonian Junior Eurovision selection with the song, Zapajte. She has now won first prize at the Open Europe festival in Moscow. She performed two songs from former Eurovision singers, Jelena Tomasevic (Serbia 2008) and Elena Risteska (FYR Macedonia 2006).
The first official presentation of the album took place on December 16th at the Kapital Theatre in Madrid and started with a DJ session by Brian Cross. In this album we can find a mixture of pop and dance music with great duets, nice lyrics and commercial rhythms.
The Turkish group Manga who will represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest is introducing their song in just a few hours. The show will be broadcasted on the internet giving everyone an oppertunity to hear the song at first moment. EuroVisionary will be present to report all about it to you.
Neighbour points doesn’t exist between Azerbaijan and Armenia – the political fight between the two countries have resulted in Azerbaijani police questioning people who voted for Armenia in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. They are being classified as a potential security threat.
Last year’s Eurovision Song Contest final was seen by 105 million so the 122 million for this year is quite an increase. The show was most popular in Greece, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia, Sweden and Denmark who all produced a market share of minimum 68%. In average the total market share was 43,1%.
Irish radio journalists blew me off in a very unprofessional way, but I am at least satisfied with the winning song of this year's Eurovision Song Contest - that is not at all common! I finally found time to do a bit of sighseeing and tomorrow we're flying back to Denmark.
In this video you can see a summary of what Alexander Rybak had to say at the winner's press conference. On the question of the gay parade is puzzled it took place in the morning when the Eurovision Song Contest final is the biggest gay parade!
