Lena Meyer-Landrut won for Germany. Blah.
I choose Slovakian singer Kristína with her song Horehronie.
The dancers seem to have attended the Durmstrang wizarding school.
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So Lena won the Eurovision Song Contest, but I saw her scratching her head. Was this because she could not understand "imperialist" English :)
Can I ask anyone who supports the cultural identies of individual nations in the Eurovision Song Contest to vote here
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/28/bring-back-culture-to-eurovision
The rules should also be changed to enable the introduction of the international language Esperanto.
The use of Esperanto is forbidden at the moment.
Thanks for the info, Brian. I've been looking for music in Esperanto,
know of anything good out there?
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