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The tickets will be as safe as money

“The tickets for the ESC 2002 will be on sale starting from December”, marketing manager of the contest Alari Kasemaa

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Danes presented their 10 songs

Danish broadcaster BT published the 10 songtitles which will compete in the Danish national final. All songs are – as

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90 songs were sent to Estonian final

90 songs were sent to Estonian final Eurolaul 2002, which is a new record. “I didn't expect that a victory

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Spain: Rosa to Tallinn ?

Operacion Triunfo (OT) is a major success in Spain ! Already for weeks Rosa is the most pupulair candidate and

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Mart Sander is most likely to be one of the hosts

Mart Sander is concidered as the most serious candidate for the host of ESC2002 final concert. “All members of the

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TRT presented 5 songs

Out of 195 songs, only 5 songs were selected to participate in the Turkish national final. Here are the songtitles

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Withdrawl in Belgium Eurosong

The Belgian selection has changed a bit. 2U withdrawl from the Belgian selection and has been replaced by 3 for

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The composer of “Everybody” is a man of the year

Estonian magazine 'Luup' chosed the composer of 'Everybody' Ivar Must the man of the year in Estonia. “The victory in

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7 months later: Swedish entry was plagiarism

The Belgian musicians authority Sabam concluded that the Swedish entry from last year was plagiarism. Friends send in 'Listen to

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Lets Light a Candle Together

23 year old Sarit Hadad will represent Israel this year in the Eurovision Song Contest and she will perform Lets

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Annely Peebo: the most favourite female host

According to Estonian newspaper SL Õhtuleht the most favoured female host for the ESC 2002 is Annely Peebo, solo-artist of

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New website successfully launched

The new ESCTODAY has been successfully launched this afternoon at 1300 GMT. The ESCTODAY team worked on the new site

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Songs for Maltese semi-final announced

224 songs were submitted for the Maltese Song for Europe. 36 of them were chosen for the semi-final. On December

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Alcazar replaced in Melodifestivalen

The Swedish group Alcazar, known as the performers of 'Crying at the discotheque', had to withdraw for the Melodifestivalen. They