Helena Paparizou, the greek winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2005, has a new videoclip for the song "I Kardia sou Petra"
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27 foreign artists will compete in the Golden Stag 2008 in Brasov, together with 3 Romanian artists, for a total of 30 contestants.
The 3 Romanians will be the winners of the semifinal held on 10th of August in a live show by TVR1.
Among the participants are San Marino's first entrants Miodio, alongside Biondo (Romanian NF 2008) representing Sweden, Crash (Norwegian NF 2007, 2008) representing Norway, Maya (Slovenian NF 2004, 2006 & Irish NF 2008) representing Slovenia and Alexandra & Constantin (Belarusian NF 2004) representing Belarus.
The complete list of foreign participants selected for the competition:
(in alphabetical order)
1. 3Nity – FRANCE
2. Alexa – MOLDOVA
3. Alexander Prosek – GERMANY
4. Alexandra & Constantin – BELARUS
5. Biondo – SWEDEN
6. Biu – CUBA
7. Chen Luhong – CHINA
8. Crash! – NORWAY
9. Deniz – TURKEY
10. Dewi Marpaung – INDONESIA
11. En Yang – CHINA
12. Josefin – SWEDEN
13. Krikka Reggae – ITALY
14. Lena Grach – RUSSIA
15. Maya – SLOVENIA
16. Millenium – MOLDOVA
17. Miodio - SAN MARINO
18. Mudmen – CANADA
19. Nevena – BULGARIA
20. Nicolas Cantoro – ARGENTINA
21. Nicole Jane – UK
22.Priscilla – MALTA
23. Sabine Berezina – LATVIA
24. Sarah Reeve – AUSTRALIA
25. Olia Tira - MOLDOVA *
26. Tami & Nir – ISRAEL
27. Victoria Linskaya – RUSSIA
* SOFIA, the competitor from Greece, retired from this year's edition of the GOLDEN STAG, therefor her place will be taken by OLIA TIRA, from Moldova, as she obtained the higest score from the jury after Sofia in the preselection for the GOLDEN STAG hold on July 16, 2008.
You can listen all the songs HERE
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday chose Moscow as the host city for next year's Eurovision Song Contest.
Vladimir Putin made the announcement at a meeting of the Russian inner Cabinet.
Several Russian cities had applied to host the event. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Zhukov said the strongest rival bid had come from St. Petersburg.
Zhukov, charged with overseeing preparations for the event, said Moscow's Olimpiysky sports complex would be the likely venue.
Vladimir Putin, a St. Petersburg native, pointed to Moscow's developed infrastructure and the possibility of reducing costs as reasons for the choice.
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