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H1 ASKED SUJYAN TO PARTICIPATE AT EUROVISION
http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2013/01/24/gor-sujyan
01:43 pm | January 24, 2013 | Social
The recent announcement of the Armenian Public Television [H1] that
the country's entry for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest would be
decided in a national final turns out to have been resulted by a
misunderstanding as on Tuesday H1 already knew that Armenian rock
singer Gor Sujyan will represent at Armenia at the song contest.
Sujyan, the vocalist of the Dorians band, was offered to participate
at the song contest by Alexan Harutyunyan, Chairman of the Armenian
Public Television and Radio Company Council.
Gor is convinced that he will perform a good song at the biggest pop
music contest in Europe. As the singer says 'he is not going to Sweden
to win, he is going to sing a good song.'
The song for the contest will be chosen in a national final to be
broadcast live on March 2. Gor Sujyan will sing all the songs, and
in the end, the winning entry will be chosen by a combined vote of
the Public Television and an expert jury.
Sujyan was expected to go to Eurovision last year, but Armenia
cancelled its participation in the Baku-hosted show.
This year the Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Malmo, Sweden,
in May.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2013/01/24/gor-sujyan
01:43 pm | January 24, 2013 | Social
The recent announcement of the Armenian Public Television [H1] that
the country's entry for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest would be
decided in a national final turns out to have been resulted by a
misunderstanding as on Tuesday H1 already knew that Armenian rock
singer Gor Sujyan will represent at Armenia at the song contest.
Sujyan, the vocalist of the Dorians band, was offered to participate
at the song contest by Alexan Harutyunyan, Chairman of the Armenian
Public Television and Radio Company Council.
Gor is convinced that he will perform a good song at the biggest pop
music contest in Europe. As the singer says 'he is not going to Sweden
to win, he is going to sing a good song.'
The song for the contest will be chosen in a national final to be
broadcast live on March 2. Gor Sujyan will sing all the songs, and
in the end, the winning entry will be chosen by a combined vote of
the Public Television and an expert jury.
Sujyan was expected to go to Eurovision last year, but Armenia
cancelled its participation in the Baku-hosted show.
This year the Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Malmo, Sweden,
in May.