Sakis Rouvas won a place in the Eurovision final for Greece
Posted on 05/15/2004 3:25:57 PM PDT by Jane_N
Ukraine celebrates Eurovision win
Ruslana's high tempo song impressed Europe Ukraine has won the 2004 Eurovision song contest in Istanbul, Turkey - only the second time the country has taken part in the competition. Ruslana, a successful singer, producer, dancer and composer in her home country, won for her song Wild Dance.
Debutants Serbia and Montenegro came second, with Greece third. The UK's James Fox took 16th spot.
More than 100 million viewers were expected to watch the TV coverage of the event, now in its 49th year.
Yeah I didn't watch it either, sat outside and drank wine with friends instead...much more enjoyable if you know what I mean. But we did come in to see the voing results. Lol, you just can't help laughing at the politics behind the whole competition. And yes I agree with you, Lena should have sung in Swedish...."Det gör ont eller hur" :)
I saw most of it. If you view it as a novelty and ignor the actual competition, it is not terrible. A sort of 20 odd band sets. (of course the "disco dean" was just plain funny. No jab at Bosnia, just a bit dated for me.)
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The micro-mini's after the pants disappeared on the girls should not be forgotten.
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OH NO.....now I have those dreams to contend with again....damn
lol....it's music competition silly (just kidding) not a beauty competition :))
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