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ARMENIA TAKES SECOND PLACE IN "JUNIOR EUROVISION - 2007"
Noyan Tapan
Dec 10 2007
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 10, NOYAN TAPAN. The "Arevik" children's and
youth ensemble of the Public TV and Radio took second place with the
"Yerazank" (Dream) song in the "Junior Eurovision - 2007" contest,
which was held in Rotterdam (Netherlands) on December 8, yielding to
Belarus with only one point.
The highest mark, that is 12 points, was given to Armenia, which was
taking part in the contest for the first time, by Georgia, Cyprus,
Belgium, Russia, Romania, Netherlands, and the Ukraine, 10 points were
given by Sweden and Greece, 8 points by Bulgaria, 7 points by Belarus,
and 5 points by Serbia.
Serbia took third place, Georgia took fourth and Macedonia fifth
places in the contest. Children's ensembles from 17 countries took
part in the "Junior Eurovision - 2007" contest.
Noyan Tapan
Dec 10 2007
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 10, NOYAN TAPAN. The "Arevik" children's and
youth ensemble of the Public TV and Radio took second place with the
"Yerazank" (Dream) song in the "Junior Eurovision - 2007" contest,
which was held in Rotterdam (Netherlands) on December 8, yielding to
Belarus with only one point.
The highest mark, that is 12 points, was given to Armenia, which was
taking part in the contest for the first time, by Georgia, Cyprus,
Belgium, Russia, Romania, Netherlands, and the Ukraine, 10 points were
given by Sweden and Greece, 8 points by Bulgaria, 7 points by Belarus,
and 5 points by Serbia.
Serbia took third place, Georgia took fourth and Macedonia fifth
places in the contest. Children's ensembles from 17 countries took
part in the "Junior Eurovision - 2007" contest.