Eurofest 2007

Eurofest 2007 was the television show in which Belarus selected three competitors to fight for the Belarusian place at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007, to be held in Helsinki, Finland on 10 and 12 May 2007. As Belarus failed to qualify from the semifinal for the third time in a row in 2006, the winner had to start in the semifinal on the 10th. Eurofest was aired on 15 December 2006, and televoting selected Dmitry Koldun to go on to the superfinal, joining jury favourites Diana Gurtskaya & The Project, leaving the jury to select the winner behind closed doors. Later, Dmitry Koldun was announced winner with the song "Work your magic". The rules state, that the winner may or may not sing the entry they entered to Eurofest at the Eurovision.

Participants

The logo of Eurofest 2007 - the festival used to select the 2007 Belarusian Eurovision entry

The following artists participated:

Not participating:

Televoting

After all the songs had been performed, there was ten minutes of televoting to decide the viewers' winner.

Place Artist Song Title Votes
01 Dmitry Koldun Angel Mechty 4412
02 Litesound Summer Trip 1999
03 Diana Gurtskaya How Long 1582
04 The Project S.U.P.E.R.S.T.A.R 1288
05 Svayaki Salodki Myodzik 1149
06 Borneo Fingertips 693
07 Natalia Tamelo So Badly High 585
08 Anna Sharkunova Sorvatsa I Vniz 553
09 LENA Call Me (September 11) 467
10 Victor Pshenichniy Sooner or Later 462
11 Natalia Lapteva & XXXLight I Don't Know 334
12 New Generation Belarus 171
13 Dali Mechtai So Mnoy 142
14 Irina Yarina Krotkiy Dozhd 81
15 Oleg Karpenko I Feel Good Tonight 39

Second round

A jury selected the best from the televoting winner (Dmitry Koldun) plus their two personal favourites from the first round:

The winner

Following the final held on January 22, 2007 it was announced that Dmitry Koldun would represent Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with his song "Work Your Magic". He came 6th in the competition.

References

  1. ↑ Eurovision Song Contest Serbia 2008 | News - Angelica and Dmitry face disqualification

See also

Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007

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