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EUROVISION 2009: BAKU ASSUMES THE RIGHT TO ARMENIAN MONUMENT, IRANIAN MAUSOLEUM OF POETS

  • http://www.armtown.com/img/photo/pan_en_31848.jpgAzerbaijan which urged Eurovision 2009 organizational committee to remove We and Our Mountains Armenian monument from the video representing Armenia, has assumed the right to an Iranian mausoleum. It is not enough that Azerbaijan showed indignation over the monument We and our Mountains which is situated in Nagorno Karabakh, this country was not ashamed of showing Iranian Maqbaratoshoara (mausoleum of poets in Tebriz) in a video representing Aysel and Arash. Iranian media and diplomatic coops have been already notified of it. Besides, during the voting in the contest, measures were taken to prevent Azeris from voting for Inga and Anush Arshakyans. The extension to be dialed in case for voting for Armenia was blocked.

 

F****** RIDICULOUS.

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i hate to break it to you guys...but eurovision sucks...its not like this is a debate going on in a respectable cultural forum..it's freeking eurovision

 

F****** RIDICULOUS.

 

150 millions viewers for this freeking show.

It´s sucks, F***Riculous, but it´s working, no matter what

 

it´s indeed symptomatic of the world, them and our place in the whole thing (and underline our inefficiency, but for this last point I´m just wondering:

who are we? yes, who are we?

By just mentioning our name, Europe and the United Stated who doesn´t f*** care of us are frightening

100 millions furkish, and this 100 million furkish do the same to frighten the peace of this part of the World ....

 

 

:eyemouth: :eyemouth: ARTAVAZD :eyemouth: :eyemouth: )

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tesnes mek opr pit ga yerb menq Hayeres t@qats unenanq te yevropatsineri kartsiqi vra kam n@rants sovoruytneri vra...

 

menq Հայ enq unenq mer Azgayin SOvorutyuner yev arvest@, inchu tsrel tsr@mnrel mer yerg@ yev yerashtutyun@ inch e te yevropatsun dur ga, - iy indz hamar orinnak yete nush@ ytev ingan Dele Yaman kam Gorani yergeyin , kam tekuz Qele LAow yev kam tsankatsats HAykakan yerg 10000000000 angam aveli arjeq kunenq qan te iys zigzag-aghavaghvats- kisa otar yerg@ vor shater@ nuynbisk chen haskanum, sakayan BAlet eyin anum qanzi meronbq eyin yergum yev mez er iyn nerkayatsnelu

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tesnes mek opr pit ga yerb menq Hayeres t@qats unenanq te yevropatsineri kartsiqi vra kam n@rants sovoruytneri vra...

 

menq Հայ enq unenq mer Azgayin SOvorutyuner yev arvest@, inchu tsrel tsr@mnrel mer yerg@ yev yerashtutyun@ inch e te yevropatsun dur ga, - iy indz hamar orinnak yete nush@ ytev ingan Dele Yaman kam Gorani yergeyin , kam tekuz Qele LAow yev kam tsankatsats HAykakan yerg 10000000000 angam aveli arjeq kunenq qan te iys zigzag-aghavaghvats- kisa otar yerg@ vor shater@ nuynbisk chen haskanum, sakayan BAlet eyin anum qanzi meronbq eyin yergum yev mez er iyn nerkayatsnelu

Attaboy Mosjan, I couldn’t have said it better.

See what Johannes said in his Personal Corner Օրագիր.

Why are we stooping so low, substituting vorsharzhum to music? Is it art or is it politics?

Some time ago the hottest news was about our boxing champions, when at that time I aired my opinion of why we are competing in such primitive and SAVAGE venues. Let me reiterate, the same about this euro-voro garbage. Where are our scientists to compete for the Nobel Prize, or invent a system to put the oil wells of baku and Saudia out of business?

Speaking of sisters, some time ago there were the Lisitsian Sisters, daughters of Pavel Lisitsian, who during a tour of the National Ensemble of Song and Dance of Armenia, pretending to mimic American Jazz had chosen their signature song “I Got Nothing of Plenty, Nothing is Plenty For me” from the American Negro operetta Porgy and Bess. As stupid as I was at the time, I could see the reason for the choice, it had nothing to do with art and music, it was a socio-political statement, that is the American Negro had “nothing“. That was when the African American Paul Robeson, a hero of the Soviet Union who defected to Moscow was still alive. I have a video of that concert where there are more disgusting (socio-political) images.

Paul Robeson was the only token African in Moscow when many students from Africa were being murdered for simply having looked at a Russian girl.

 

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I´m here missing the point, could you be more specific, and sorry MosJan if my armenian isn´t so good

 

It isn´t here the hotest news, only few lines in 2 armenian medias outside Europe, nothing in France for example rich of 500 000 armenians zombies

(in armenian media)

 

For me it is symptomatic

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The plot thickens and the eurovision circus saga continues. :o

 

 

 

EUROVISION PASSIONS STILL RAGING, BAKU CLAIMS SONGS NOW

 

/PanARMENIAN.Net/

20.05.2009 15:16 GMT+04:00

 

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Eurovision passions are still raging. Azeri media

is circulating rumors that Inga & Anush Arshakyans' song composed by

Mane Hakobyan is "copied off from Tofik Kuliyev's 'Nakhijevani' song."

 

"Jan Jan song is Armenian. It's ridiculous to bring arguments," said

musicologist Alina Pahlevanyan said when commenting to PanARMENIAN.Net

on accusations of plagiarism.

 

Composer Martin Vardazaryan said he was personally acquainted with

Tofik Kuliyev.

 

"I am sure Kuliyev would not like such accusations. The song Arshakyan

sisters presented at Eurovision is based on eastern rhymes, with

dominating Armenian tunes," maestro Vardazaryan said.

 

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Eurovision passions still raging, Baku claims songs now 20.05.2009 15:16 GMT+04:00 http://www.panarmenian.net/news/images/ico_print.gif http://www.panarmenian.net/news/images/ico_mail.gif /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Eurovision passions are still raging. Azeri media is circulating rumors that Inga & Anush Arshakyans’ song composed by Mane Hakobyan is “copied off from Tofik Kuliyev’s ‘Nakhijevani’ song.”

 

“Jan Jan song is Armenian. It’s ridiculous to bring arguments,” said musicologist Alina Pahlevanyan said when commenting to PanARMENIAN.Net on accusations of plagiarism.

 

Composer Martin Vardazaryan said he was personally acquainted with Tofik Kuliyev.

 

“I am sure Kuliyev would not like such accusations. The song Arshakyan sisters presented at Eurovision is based on eastern rhymes, with dominating Armenian tunes,” maestro Vardazaryan said.

 

 

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nuyn patmutyun@ anen tary / s@kzbits Andreyi yergn er heto Haykoyin@ heto Sirushoyin@ :) tesnes es bambasanq'i toratsogh@ amen tray Royalty e stanmum te mek angam e vjarvel nuyn heqyaty hamar vrn amen tary mejtegh e galis :)
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Azeris Questioned Over Eurovision Vote For Armenia

 

Russia -- Armenian Eurovision entrants Anush and Inga Arshakian perform at the Russian party held in the Euro-House, Moscow, 14May2009

14.08.2009

Karine Kalantarian

 

Law-enforcement authorities in Azerbaijan have reportedly tracked down and interrogated local residents that voted for Armenia in this year’s Eurovision song contest.

Singers from both South Caucasus nations competed in the finale of one of Europe’s most popular television shows that took place in Moscow on May 16. The winner of the annual competition was decided by a jury of music industry specialists formed in each of the participating nations and millions of TV viewers voting by phone or by SMS.

 

Armenia gave one out of 12 maximum points to an Azerbaijani duo that finished third in the contest. Although the Armenian entry, performed by sisters Anush and Inga Arshakian, scored zero points in Azerbaijan, it appears to have been liked by some Azerbaijanis.

 

At least one of them, Rovshan Nasirli, was summoned on Wednesday to the Ministry of National Security in Baku and told to explain why he voted for his country’s arch-foe. “They said that is important for state security,” Nasirli told RFE/RL’s Azerbaijani service. “They interrogated and subjected me to psychological pressure.

 

“They were saying, ‘What kind of a guy are you?’ ‘Don’t you have a nationality?’ ‘Why did you vote for Azerbaijan?’ and so on. I replied, ‘If Azerbaijani deputies can go to Armenia, then why can’t ordinary citizens vote for a song they like?’”

 

Russia -- AySel and Arash of Azerbaijan sing during a first dress rehearsal of the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow, 13May2009

The young man said he also explained that he found the Arshakians’ folksy “Jan, jan!” song to be more Azerbaijani-style than the Azerbaijan’s “Always” entry written and performed by Iranian-Swedish singer Arash. He said he was let go after signing a written explanation of his Eurovision preference.

 

Nasirli also said that one of his interrogators had a list of 43 Azerbaijanis along with their contact details on his desk. He believes that they too voted for Armenia during the 54th Eurovision contest won by Norway.

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