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ARMENIA AGAIN IN 8th PLACE AT 2007 EUROVISION SONG CONTEST
HELSINKI, MAY 13, NOYAN TAPAN. Serbia was announced the winner of the
2007 Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki on May 12.
As a result of voting with the participation of 24 countries, Armenia,
which was participating in this contest for the second time, took 8th
place, although it was among top five then and now during voting. The
song "Any Time You Need" of singer Hayko received the highest score of
12 points from Turkey and Georgia, 10 points - from France, the
Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Poland and Russia, and 8 points
- from Spain, Cyprus and Bulgaria. 5 points went to Armenia from
Austria, Israel, Belarus and Ukraine, 2 points - from Germany and
Moldova. To recap, last year Armenian singer Andre was also in 8th
place.
Representative of Ukraine Verka Serdyuchka was in second place, the
Russian band "Serebro" - in third place.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
HELSINKI, MAY 13, NOYAN TAPAN. Serbia was announced the winner of the
2007 Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki on May 12.
As a result of voting with the participation of 24 countries, Armenia,
which was participating in this contest for the second time, took 8th
place, although it was among top five then and now during voting. The
song "Any Time You Need" of singer Hayko received the highest score of
12 points from Turkey and Georgia, 10 points - from France, the
Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Poland and Russia, and 8 points
- from Spain, Cyprus and Bulgaria. 5 points went to Armenia from
Austria, Israel, Belarus and Ukraine, 2 points - from Germany and
Moldova. To recap, last year Armenian singer Andre was also in 8th
place.
Representative of Ukraine Verka Serdyuchka was in second place, the
Russian band "Serebro" - in third place.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress