WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - RESULTS SHOW: OCT 6 20:00 CEST
Nurdia is truly a beacon of culture
theditz83
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
What a show [MENTION=16348]PopGeek[/MENTION] bravo!! I don't think we can ever claim to know nothing about Nurdia's history and culture with such a detailed and atmospheric show.
Of course, our highlight was the opening act - we're so so proud of Joseph Spectrum's current success in the Nurdish club scene, what a bop!
Best of luck to everyone
What a show [MENTION=16348]PopGeek[/MENTION] bravo!! I don't think we can ever claim to know nothing about Nurdia's history and culture with such a detailed and atmospheric show.
Of course, our highlight was the opening act - we're so so proud of Joseph Spectrum's current success in the Nurdish club scene, what a bop!
Best of luck to everyone
Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
LOVED THE SHOW!!!! Hated to represent a textile crisis
Tanoiro has voted btw
LOVED THE SHOW!!!! Hated to represent a textile crisis
Tanoiro has voted btw
theditz83
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
Moisantia has sent in their votes - one of the most diverse range of songs I can remember for some time, and I love my Top 4 in particular here
Moisantia has sent in their votes - one of the most diverse range of songs I can remember for some time, and I love my Top 4 in particular here
Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
Oh wow, what a great show. I feel like I know so much about Nurdia now just from a simple WLSC show. I love when people put thought and effort into their country and their history etc, instead of just being an empty shell of nothing. It's all part of the fun imo and adds such an important layer.
Also what a great gift for Solentoya! It's perfect for us and something we will treasure. The gift will be put on display at our national museum in the international section on Nurdia culture and history. A long side the other countries. We wont forget this edition in a hurry.
Oh wow, what a great show. I feel like I know so much about Nurdia now just from a simple WLSC show. I love when people put thought and effort into their country and their history etc, instead of just being an empty shell of nothing. It's all part of the fun imo and adds such an important layer.
Also what a great gift for Solentoya! It's perfect for us and something we will treasure. The gift will be put on display at our national museum in the international section on Nurdia culture and history. A long side the other countries. We wont forget this edition in a hurry.
Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
also voted the other day, really love the top of my votes especially. 
my 12 is something super special that just has me captivated when listening, although my 10 is as much deserving of it also - it's impossible to separate the 2. 
also voted the other day, really love the top of my votes especially. my 12 is something super special that just has me captivated when listening, although my 10 is as much deserving of it also - it's impossible to separate the 2. 
PopGeek
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
Hey everyone, just a reminder that the deadline to vote is in less than 24 hours. Be sure to get your rankings in to me by 23:59 CEST!
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Hey everyone, just a reminder that the deadline to vote is in less than 24 hours. Be sure to get your rankings in to me by 23:59 CEST!
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[MENTION=16065]Serena[/MENTION]
CypriotGirl
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
Oussou Empire has voted! Nice selection of songs, it was hard for me to rank them. I liked most of the songs!
Oussou Empire has voted! Nice selection of songs, it was hard for me to rank them. I liked most of the songs!
PopGeek
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - VOTING DEADLINE: OCT 5 23:59 CEST
All nations have voted! Thank you everybody for your rankings!
The results show will take place Tomorrow, October 6 at 20:00 CEST! See you all there!
All nations have voted! Thank you everybody for your rankings!
The results show will take place Tomorrow, October 6 at 20:00 CEST! See you all there!
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theditz83
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Best of luck to everyone!
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - RESERVATION DEADLINE: SEP 27 23:59 CEST
Shura Erco: Venei-venei! It's a great pleasure to be back here tonight! I see already that we have a full house tonight! Over the past week, our twelve participating nations held polls to decide which entries they enjoyed the most. The decision was not an easy one, for all twelve songs earned their share of fans, but only one can come out on top to take the gold!
To begin the ceremony, the Nurdish Committee for EuroVision has invited Italian singer Deemo (real name Francesco Palmieri) to perform "The Sound of the Night". The song was originally released last year on the EP GREurosound Vol. 2, which featured three songs of the eurobeat genre, a popular niche in the clubs of Nurdish metropolitan areas. The track was composed and produced by Roberto Gabrielli, a veteran songwriter of the eurobeat genre dating back multiple decades, who has since started up his own label that specializes in eurobeat. The lyrics were written by American-Nurdish producer Carrie Dash, who was given a special opportunity to collaborate with Gabrielli.
The eurobeat genre is produced mostly in Italy, but sold primarily in Japan. Thanks to Nurdia's large population of Italian and Japanese immigrants, who arrived mostly during and after World War II seeking refuge, a sizable portion of its citizens have embraced this mostly obscure, underground dance genre, which continues to achieve fair popularity today.
Shura Erco: Venei-venei! It's a great pleasure to be back here tonight! I see already that we have a full house tonight! Over the past week, our twelve participating nations held polls to decide which entries they enjoyed the most. The decision was not an easy one, for all twelve songs earned their share of fans, but only one can come out on top to take the gold!
To begin the ceremony, the Nurdish Committee for EuroVision has invited Italian singer Deemo (real name Francesco Palmieri) to perform "The Sound of the Night". The song was originally released last year on the EP GREurosound Vol. 2, which featured three songs of the eurobeat genre, a popular niche in the clubs of Nurdish metropolitan areas. The track was composed and produced by Roberto Gabrielli, a veteran songwriter of the eurobeat genre dating back multiple decades, who has since started up his own label that specializes in eurobeat. The lyrics were written by American-Nurdish producer Carrie Dash, who was given a special opportunity to collaborate with Gabrielli.
The eurobeat genre is produced mostly in Italy, but sold primarily in Japan. Thanks to Nurdia's large population of Italian and Japanese immigrants, who arrived mostly during and after World War II seeking refuge, a sizable portion of its citizens have embraced this mostly obscure, underground dance genre, which continues to achieve fair popularity today.
PopGeek
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They are indeed!
PopGeek
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Re: WLSC 184 - Awingar, Nurdia - RESERVATION DEADLINE: SEP 27 23:59 CEST
Shura Erco: Thank you, Deemo! Now that we've heard from our opening act, it's time for me to tally up the votes! Our first nation to submit their rankings is Adamsburg!
Representative from Adamsburg walks up to the stage and hands Shura an envelope. The large screen behind the stage illuminates with the scoreboard.
Shura Erco: Out of the gate, we have Aclaira leading the pack, followed closely by Zechonia!
Applause. You can hear guests from Adamsburg and Zechonia rooting for their respective nations in their native language.
Shura Erco: Thank you, Deemo! Now that we've heard from our opening act, it's time for me to tally up the votes! Our first nation to submit their rankings is Adamsburg!
Representative from Adamsburg walks up to the stage and hands Shura an envelope. The large screen behind the stage illuminates with the scoreboard.
Shura Erco: Out of the gate, we have Aclaira leading the pack, followed closely by Zechonia!
Applause. You can hear guests from Adamsburg and Zechonia rooting for their respective nations in their native language.
Adamsburg