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RAZMIK AMYAN WILL NEVER AGAIN PARTICIPATE IN EUROVISION
Tert.am
13:16 ~U 16.02.10
Apparently, it's not only Emmy and Mihran (and their agent) who are
disgruntled with the results of the final selection for Armenia's
entry in the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest.
Armen Movsisyan, representing Razmik Amyan, also a contender for the
Armenian entry in this year's Eurovision, told Tert.am today that he,
too, is not content with the results of SMS voting.
While speaking to Tert.am, Movsisyan said that he believes that
numerous text messages were not counted as they were blocked, though
the senders were charged for those messages. According to Movsisyan,
this is what Razmik Amyan's fans have said.
In an attempt to back up his claim, Movsisyan said that some 12,000
people were present at Amyan's last concert. He also said that voting
by SMS is a meaningless measure, for which money is being spent.
Nevertheless, Razmik Amyan's producer said that they're not going to
organize any protests - nor are they going to appeal the results.
"Razmik Amyan will never [again] take part in Eurovision's preliminary
round; however, if asked to do so, he will take part in Eurovision
[meaning, if he were asked to represent Armenia]," concluded Movsisyan.
Tert.am
13:16 ~U 16.02.10
Apparently, it's not only Emmy and Mihran (and their agent) who are
disgruntled with the results of the final selection for Armenia's
entry in the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest.
Armen Movsisyan, representing Razmik Amyan, also a contender for the
Armenian entry in this year's Eurovision, told Tert.am today that he,
too, is not content with the results of SMS voting.
While speaking to Tert.am, Movsisyan said that he believes that
numerous text messages were not counted as they were blocked, though
the senders were charged for those messages. According to Movsisyan,
this is what Razmik Amyan's fans have said.
In an attempt to back up his claim, Movsisyan said that some 12,000
people were present at Amyan's last concert. He also said that voting
by SMS is a meaningless measure, for which money is being spent.
Nevertheless, Razmik Amyan's producer said that they're not going to
organize any protests - nor are they going to appeal the results.
"Razmik Amyan will never [again] take part in Eurovision's preliminary
round; however, if asked to do so, he will take part in Eurovision
[meaning, if he were asked to represent Armenia]," concluded Movsisyan.