Bulgaria: Krassimir, Petya and Ani speak about Eurovision 2009

by Stella Floras 132 views

We caught up with Krassimir Avramov, the Bulgarian hope for the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest in Athens, the second stop of his promo tour after FYR Macedonia and before Romania. Krassimir and his two lady backing singers, Petya Buyuklieva and Ani Lozanova spoke to us about their song, their collaboration and more.

Krassimir Avramov speaks to esctoday.com about his song, Illusion, he gives us some insight on how the stage costumes will look like and talks about his feelings with regards to the Eurovision Song Contest. Krassimir believes that the stage presentation is very important as well: " We need to make it look great because most of the people listen with their eyes" he tells us.

Krassimir chose three very special ladies, all stars in their own right, to join him on stage in Moscow. We asked him how the collaboration between the four of them is and also we wanted to know how they are going to blend those totally different voices into one. Krassi was happy to answer all this and more.

The Krassimir Avramov interview (Part A)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmYhFrKrg4Q

The Krassimir Avramov interview (Part B)
Preparations for Moscow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d89WoU648Ek

Petya Buyuklieva Interview in Russian
Petya has had over 400 concerts in Russia over her 20 year career. She is very happy to be going back and she spoke to us about her career, the contest and Krassimir.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0CX10i2VjU

Ani Lozanova "I can smell the final"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiSNWP8NKaE

Stella Floras

Thanks to Johnny Logan and Hold me now I fell in love with the Eurovision Song Contest, a love that's been going strong ever since with undiminished passion. My first memories date back to 1977 and the lyrics of Rock bottom, Dschinghis Khan and A ba ni bi are still engraved in my brain.

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