Original sentence: In 2004 she released her first English album called "No Boundaries" and a few English singles, which increased the number of her international fans
Edited sentence: Although the winning margin was just three points over the Belgian entrant, and five points over the controversial Russian entrant, "Everyway That I Can", which was co-written by Erener, went on to become a massive hit in Europe.Erener really shot to fame, however, when her entrant for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003, won the competition.Her voice can span 3.5 octaves, and she is noted for her low-range singing.In May of 2004, she appeared as the Opening Act for the Turkish Eurovision in Istanbul, and performed "Everyway that I can" along with her latest release "Leave.In mid-2004 Erener appeared in front of European viewers on the 50th Anniversary special of the Eurovision Song Contest, performing her 2003 smash hit "Everyway That I Can", which was voted to be a contender for the best Eurovision song ever - however it lost out to Abba's 1974 hit "Waterloo.It topped the chart in Turkey and all over Eastern Europe, as a massive crossover hit, remaining in the German top 20 over twelve weeks after it's release, for example.Sertab Erener was born in Turkey in 1964 and when finished her schooling, studied Music at an Istanbul university, with a view to a music career.Such was the success of the song, in 2004 she released her first English album called "No Boundaries" and a few English singles, which increased the number of her international fans