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BELARUS 2011 - Anastasiya Vinnikova - I Love Belarus

How do you rate this song?

  • 12

    36 20.1%

  • 10

    17 9.5%

  • 8

    13 7.3%

  • 7

    10 5.6%

  • 6

    16 8.9%

  • 5

    16 8.9%

  • 4

    9 5.0%

  • 3

    5 2.8%

  • 2

    8 4.5%

  • 1

    10 5.6%

  • 0

    39 21.8%
  • Total voters
    179
Samb
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Perhaps one of the worst songs i've ever heard.
 

thms

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sannerz said:
This revamped version is incomparable to the first version. I loved both, though.

I love how the first version made me laugh so much, but I love this version, cause it seems to be one of the few modern sounding songs with lots of ethnic elements to it. It sort of reminds me of Moldova's entry in 2009.

10 points from me! :)
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i agree.. both songs surprised me.. the second one especially considering how little time they had.. the music makes it.. anastasiya makes it
 
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damien said:
I desperatly, from the bottom of my heart, hope not, or it might just be time to cancel ESC. :)
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Nah, it would be the best thing that could happen to ESC this year!

The comeback for local entries!!!! :mrgreen:

Belarus is leading the way! :mrgreen:
 
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sweden

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damien said:
yup, and if this song wins it'll only show that singing in english can bring just about ANY song to victory. :mrgreen:
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This song may be in English, but it's one of the most local sounding songs out of all entries this year.

Portugal 2010 was in native language, but the song itself was this dated American ballad type.

I prefer either native language or a sound that has local elements, or at best a combination of both :)

I know most people hate this entry, that's up to them. It won't even qualify I guess, but I think it's one of few refreshing entries this year in a very bland and boring year.
 
94ayd
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WOOOOW! TWO GREAT BELARUSSIAN ENTRIES IN ONE YEAR?! :lol: While the first one was really funny and had this awesome beat (lovely dress for Nastya), this is more professional, modern but with ethno sounds - it really is great. Her English isn't perfect, though and the song needs to grow on me just a bit more, so 10. :D I hope Belarus wins even if it's nto my fave... xrofl3
 
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^ I'm not sure if this very local. It looks more Greek than Belarussian in some parts. But it's super awesome anyway! :mrgreen:
 
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The main instrument is a dulcimer which is traditionally played in Belarus and other central and eastern European countries apparently.
 
croatia

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The sound is not Greek- but rather a eastern European sound. This song could come from Ukraine, Russia, Croatia or even Greece. However Greek music is heavier than this generally and often accompanied by drums and the Turkish/middle eastern sound. This is very slavic sounding
 
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I love the Music. But her voice is weird. So I don't know. I kinda like it but I can't see myself singing "I love Belarus" or anyone else in Europe.
 
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