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I agree with what's been said. America/Amerika is often used (incorrectly) to refer to the country USA, but nevertheless it's common so in that sense I could see this entry being eligible. However, in this particular case, it's even apparent that it's about the continent (which means the term is correctly used, so that's just kudos to the song itself), which shouldn't make it eligible.
+ Katya Buzhynska for Ukraine
+ Katya Buzhynska for Ukraine
), but nevertheless it's Buzh and not Bog though, regardless of using the Russian or Ukrainian version of it.
This is tricky, because some sources credit her as Buzhynskaya, while some (including her official homepage) credit her as both (depending on what language used): Buzhynska Biography. I think it's simply a question of whether the source is a Russian one (= Buzhynskaya) or an Ukrainian one (Buzhynska), but considering she's Ukrainian and the fact that her official homepage in English/Romanized letters uses the Ukrainian version, I guess that'd be the more logical to pick.
However, that's not really important (just me being picky about details
Though, in the end of the day these are just small details, so hardly a big deal, just something I noted
About Bog and not Buzh, I don't know why this happened, I must have mistyped it, because I read it and pronounce it as Buzh and not Bog...
No idea why this happened, because I know how to read in Russian.
Edit: I found out that the mistake was in the mp3 file of the song I have, it was mistyped like that, and I copy-pasted it when I sent my confirmation message. Because it's impossible that I transfered it to Latin letters like that from Бужинская.
entry I'm thinking of this...
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