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UKRAINE 2013 - Zlata Ognevich – Gravity
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Narmina
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Max Barskikh and no one no one!
Max Barskikh and no one no one!
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One more woman singer
One more woman singer
Charly
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Ivan Berezovsky
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Svitlana Loboda, please.. A song like na svete a show like 2009 could easily win.
Svitlana Loboda, please.. A song like na svete a show like 2009 could easily win.
RainyWoods
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I look forward to more scandal
Oh and I wouldnt mind, infact id LOVE if you were to be soo kind to send either Verka or Svetlana again please
I look forward to more scandal
Oh and I wouldnt mind, infact id LOVE if you were to be soo kind to send either Verka or Svetlana again please
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If Jamala really is being such a sore loser, then let her stay away. If Ani Lorak, a much bigger star at the time, was able to get over not being picked the first time around, Jamala should just stop it. BTW, thinking about it now, isn't Ani Lorak the only Ukrainian entrant so far who managed to go to Eurovision on her second try? And her situation is a bit different because she didn't have to win a NF on her second attempt. Everyone else either wins on their first try, or never at all? Bad news for Zlata? From the people who have publicly expressed interested in ESC, Zlata is by far my first pick.
I still really want Lama to go. They have some really catchy songs and they're more 'organic' than most of what we sent so far.
A new band that I hope to see at ESC some day is INDI.
If Jamala really is being such a sore loser, then let her stay away. If Ani Lorak, a much bigger star at the time, was able to get over not being picked the first time around, Jamala should just stop it. BTW, thinking about it now, isn't Ani Lorak the only Ukrainian entrant so far who managed to go to Eurovision on her second try? And her situation is a bit different because she didn't have to win a NF on her second attempt. Everyone else either wins on their first try, or never at all? Bad news for Zlata? From the people who have publicly expressed interested in ESC, Zlata is by far my first pick.
I still really want Lama to go. They have some really catchy songs and they're more 'organic' than most of what we sent so far.
A new band that I hope to see at ESC some day is INDI.
CANyouLoveMeBack
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^^ First Ukrainian representive Olexandr tried for Eurovision in 2007 too.
^^ First Ukrainian representive Olexandr tried for Eurovision in 2007 too.
Sim
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What are popular styles of music in Ukraine?
Would love to see that in eurovision
What are popular styles of music in Ukraine?
Would love to see that in eurovision
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I want Ukraine back in my absolute top next year! Some examples of artists/style of songs I'd like:
Erika with a ethno-ballad in Ukrainian would be my absolute #1 pick!
Erika
Lama
Zlata Ohnevych
ILLARIA
Iryna Fedyshyn
Okean Elzy
I want Ukraine back in my absolute top next year! Some examples of artists/style of songs I'd like:
Erika with a ethno-ballad in Ukrainian would be my absolute #1 pick!
Erika
Lama
Zlata Ohnevych
ILLARIA
Iryna Fedyshyn
Okean Elzy
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As for comebacks, I'm the type of person who prefer new faces in ESC, but Ukraine had great artists throughout the years and I wouldn't mind seeing some of them back (I'd probably first give a new chance to those who I think were underrated when taking part):
Svitlana Loboda
Tina Karol
Ani Lorak
Ruslana
or Haitana/Gaitana with a better song that represents her better than the '12 entry:
As for comebacks, I'm the type of person who prefer new faces in ESC, but Ukraine had great artists throughout the years and I wouldn't mind seeing some of them back (I'd probably first give a new chance to those who I think were underrated when taking part):
Svitlana Loboda
Tina Karol
Ani Lorak
Ruslana
or Haitana/Gaitana with a better song that represents her better than the '12 entry: