Ukraine

Just minutes ago Ukraine selected their eight entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. Vasyl Lazarovich had, internally, been chosen to represent his country this year and tonight the song was chosen in a show that featured four other participants we'll see in Oslo.

Next Saturday 13th March, Ukraine will choose their entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 in Oslo. More details of the selection have now been released. The collection of writers has a firm international flavour.

Ukrainian broadcaster for the Eurovision song contest, NTU, has announced that Vasiliy Lazarovich will be representing Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 in Oslo.

EBU has just announced that a total number of 39 countries will participate at the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo in May. Hungary, Czech Republic and Montenegro do not wish to take part while no new countries will be joining or rejoining the Contest.

The former Ukrainian representative, Ani Lorak, married a Turkish man, Murat Nalçacıoğlu, in a Turkish ceremony in Antalya, Turkey. Ani Lorak was the runner up in the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest with Shady Lady.

As promised a couple of days ago, the European Broadcasting Union has released the complete results from this year’s contest. This means that we can now see how the public voted, and how the juries voted.

In an announcement made on video website, Youtube, the EBU has announced that the results of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest will be revealed.

This year, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest which will be held in Ukraine, will host the participants from 13 countries for its 7th running of annual contest. Three countries have withdrawn who competed last year, while one country returns.

Much interest in the voting for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest centered on the introduction of juries in each country to vote alongside the public phone vote.