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Renars Kaupers | ... |
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Marija Naumova | ... |
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Sertab Erener | ... |
Herself - Turkish Entry: 1st Place
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Verónica Codesal | ... |
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Marie-Sophie Talbot | ... |
Herself - Belgian Entry: 2nd Place
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t.A.T.u. | ... |
Themselves - Russian Entry: 3rd Place
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Jostein Hasselgård | ... |
Himself - Norwegian Entry: 4th Place
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Jessica Andersson | ... |
Herself - Swedish Entry: 5th Place
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Magnus Bäcklund | ... |
Himself - Swedish Entry: 5th Place
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Alf Poier | ... |
Himself - Austrian Entry: 6th Place
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Justyna Majkowska | ... |
Herself - Polish Entry: 7th Place
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Michal Wisniewski | ... |
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Beth | ... |
Herself - Spanish Entry
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Birgitta Haukdal | ... |
Herself - Icelandic Entry: 8th Place
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Nicola | ... |
Herself - Romanian Entry: 10th Place
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Country:
LatviaLanguage:
English | French | German | Hebrew | Polish | Portuguese | Russian | Serbo-Croatian | Spanish | LatvianRelease Date:
24 May 2003 (Latvia) See more »Also Known As:
Concruso da Eurovisão See more »Filming Locations:
Skonto halle, Riga, LatviaCompany Credits
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Written by Ander(as Jesús Mª Pérez) and Amaya Martínez
Performed by Beth
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"Dime"Written by Ander(as Jesús Mª Pérez) and Amaya Martínez
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After having seen clips from the Eurovision Song Contest on television comedy and chat shows I made the effort to watch the whole thing this year. And I'm glad I did, as I had a huge amount of fun. The show went for a little over three hours but the time just went so fast. In fact, I watched it twice in less than a week (first time with Australian commentary, then with the BBC's wonderful Terry Wogan).
If you don't know what the Eurovision is, let me explain. Countries from around Europe have a singer or group to represent them. After all of the countries have performed their song, the viewers in Europe get to vote for their favorite (but they can't vote for their own country, to stop bias). Then points are given out (12 points for most votes and 1 for bottom tenth) and the song that gets the most points wins.
But the thing about Eurovision is that a lot of the singers are really awful, and they don't know it! But in 2003 there were quite a lot of good performers. Personal favorites were Russian t.A.T.u., Belgium, Estonian band Ruffus and Turkey (you'll be humming "Everything that I can" for days after!). So it is a win-win situation, a bad song is funny and a good song is, well, good!
Eurovision is very quirky and wonderfully fun. Get a group of friends around and have a Eurovision party. I guarantee you'll have a great time. I love Eurovision!!
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