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Supercat126HD Productions Wiki

## Introduction to Supercat126HD Wiki

This Wikia is for everything about Supercat126HD Productions, Callum and for the many characters that appear in his videos.

## Pages

* "Bear Bearson" & "Jimmy Jameson"
* "Imposter"
* "Impostor"
* "Knuckles"
* "Pikachu"
* Alex
* Alex (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Anti-Meme Man
* Aw Hell yeah, dawg!
* Bear
* Bill
* Bill & Jamie's Forest Hideout
* Bill Callum
* Bully Callum
* Business Callum
* CSN News Reporter
* Callum
* Callum&Co
* Callum's Computer (Running Gag)
* Callum: The Show
* Callum (Callum: The Show)
* Callum (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Captain Callum
* Captain Callum's Adventures
* Captain Callum's Only Customer
* Captain Callum & Animals
* Captain Callum & Animals (Running Gag)
* Captain Callum Explores The Universe
* Chairman Mar (Pickle Ree)
* Cone Inspector Jim
* Ellis
* FBI Agent Bruce
* Fatara
* Forever Crisis
* Former Time Veteran ("Dad")
* Game Store (Callum: The Show)
* Gun Scammer
* Harry (Hazzafuzza x)
* Harry (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Hedgehog Man
* Italian Man
* Jamie
* Jamie's Forest Hideout
* Jamie (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Jay
* Kallum
* Lance (The Time Veteran)
* Lead character
* Lieutenant Joseph John Lemmiwinks
* Main Page
* Matthew's "Boys"
* Matthew "The Ledge"
* Matthew "The Ledge" Schlongington
* Matthew Schlongington
* Meme Dog
* Meme Man
* Meme Man's Apartment (Callum: The Show)
* Meme Man (Callum: The Show Universe)
* Meme Man (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Meme Man 2.0
* Meme Police
* Minion Man
* Mr. StickBranch
* Mullac (The Supercat Video Universe)
* Onggggggggggggggggggggggg
* Planned Movie Villain
* Prison (Callum: The Show)
* Professor Callum
* Promorthia
* Rifle Rob
* Rod Studios
* Sergeant Joseph John Lemmiwinks
* Sergeant Lemmiwinks
* Sonic Callum
* Steve Main
* Stuff Schwiftposters Say
* Supercat126HD Productions
* Supercat126HD Productions Wiki
* Supercat126HD Wiki
* The Afterlife
* The Aliens
* The Apartment
* The Beach
* The Forest (Captain Callum Adventures)
* The Landlord
* The Many Deaths of Meme Man
* The Menacer
* The Shack
* The Space Stone
* The Supercat Video Universe
* The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1
* The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2
* The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 3
* The Time Reset
* The Time Stone
* The Underpass
* Time Stone
* Time Veteran
* Time Veteran (Lance)
* Unnamed Prison (Callum: The Show)
* World of Callum
* Wotton The Platypiss
* Yaris (Running Gag)
Golden Ivy

Golden Ivy is a golden spotted she-cat with amber eyes

## **Golden Ivy**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Golden Ivy

**Rouge:** Golden Ivy

**Family:**

**Mother:** Cinders

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** Black Sky

**Sisters:** Blue Jay, Frosted Hawk

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Stuff Schwiftposters Say

The series "Stuff Schwiftposters Say" aired on the channel, featuring Callum who would read comments from his Facebook group "Rick and Morty Schwiftposting". The show gained popularity in late 2016 but experienced a decline in episodes towards the end of 2017. Eventually, Callum announced its cancellation via social media in 2018.

In 2018, Callum credited the series when he mentioned that one of the episodes had sparked the idea for "Meme Police".

"Meme Police" was created approximately one month after the release of the "Stuff Schwiftposters Say" episode, which had a themed intro centered around "Meme Cops".
Calling Bird

Calling Bird is a white she-cat with ginger and black patches and green eyes

## **Calling Bird**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Calling Bird

**Rouge:** Calling Bird

**Family:**

**Mother:** Icicle

**Father:** Sparrow Wind

**Brothers:** Dune, Beetle Flame

**Sister:** none

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Blue Jay

Blue Jay is a dark blue-gray she-cat with blue eyes

## **Blue Jay**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Blue Jay

**Rouge:** Blue Jay

**Family:**

**Mother:** Cinders

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** Black Sky

**Sisters:** Golden Ivy, Frosted Hawk

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Dune

Dune is a dusty-furred tom with matted fur and harsh golden eyes

## **Dune**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Dune

**Rouge:** Dune

**Family:**

**Mother:** Icicle

**Father:** Sparrow Wind

**Brother:** Beetle Flame

**Sister:** Calling Bird

**Mate:** Night **Son:** unknown **Daughters:** unknown
Icicle

Icicle is a silvery white tabby she-cat with cloudy blue eyes

## **Icicle**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Icicle

**Rouge:** Icicle

**Queen:** Icicle

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brothers:** unknown

**Sisters:** none

**Mate:** Sparrow Wind **Sons:** Beetle Flame, Dune **Daughter:** Calling Bird
Wind Song

Wind Song is a scrawny white she-cat with blue eyes

## **Wind Song**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** The stars

**Past:** Wind Song's camp

**Death:**

Greencough

**Names:**

**Kit:** Wind Song

**Rouge:** Wind Song

**Leader:** Wind Song

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brothers:** none

**Sisters:** none

**Mate:** unknown **Son:** Nettle **Daughter:** none
Storm

Storm is a jet black tom with emerald green eyes

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Storm

**Rouge:** Storm

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brother:** unknown

**Sister:** unknown

**Mate:** Cinders **Son:** Black Sky **Daughters:** Blue Jay, Golden Ivy, Frosted Hawk
Slovenia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Slovenia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Slovenian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Slovenian broadcaster (RTV SLO). Atomik Harmonik represented Slovenia with the song "Traktor Polka" which scored 31 points in the grand final and finished in 20th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Slovenia was drawn to compete third in the grand final, following FYR Macedonia and Albania preceding. Slovenia placed 20th in the final, scoring 31 points.

In Slovenia, the final was broadcast on RTV SLO with commentary by the Head of Delegation Italix. The Slovenian spokesperson revealing the result of the Slovenian vote in the final was Rebeka Dremelj.

### Points awarded to Slovenia

Final
* Ukraine
 5 points
* Turkey

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Slovenia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Night

Night is a black she-cat with green eyes and a white patch on her chest and a white-tipped tail

## **Night**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Night

**Rouge:** Night

**Family:**

**Mother:** Leaf

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** Storm

**Sister:** none

**Mate:** Dune **Son:** unknown **Daughters:** unknown
Jamie (The Supercat Video Universe)

Jamie portrayed the primary antagonist in "Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1." After being defeated by Callum and Harry, Jamie accidentally discovered a mystical stone that granted him magical powers. Driven by revenge, he utilized these newfound abilities in an attempt to eliminate Callum and Harry.

He managed to locate Callum and Harry and made an assassination attempt. However, due to his inexperience, Jamie cast the wrong spell, resulting in Callum being divided into three distinct individuals. Two of these individuals were transported elsewhere, prompting Callum, Alex, and Harry to embark on a search to reunite them.

Realizing the consequences of his actions, Jamie fled and enlisted the help of Bill to eliminate the alternate versions of Callum he had created.

Following the "Time Reset," Jamie felt remorseful for his past bullying of Callum, particularly when Callum and Harry returned a notepad to him.

In "Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2," Jamie reappears and joins forces with Callum to confront Mullac. However, upon learning that Bill has been murdered, Jamie holds himself accountable and decides to step aside, allowing Callum to pursue Mullac alone.

By the end of Volume 2, Callum discovers that Jamie has vanished, leaving behind a note and his own diary. The note expresses Jamie's regrets for his departure and explains that he must leave town for some time to handle matters related to Bill's death, leaving his eventual return to the storyline uncertain.
Willow

Willow is a beautiful buttery golden she-cat with white points and crystal blue eyes

## **Willow**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Willow

**Rouge:** Willow

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brother:** unknown

**Sister:** unknown

**Mate:** Bright Sun **Son:** Oak Bark **Daughter:** Ripple
Luminize

**Luminize**, four energetic ladies from Croatia, are doing everything in their power to prove to the world that it is possible to become successful as an all-girl rock band.

Music experts from the Netherlands, Croatia, Germany and the UK combined their efforts which resulted in the production of two singles so far. Their first single “Kill it with Love” has been released in September 2014. Their second single “Get It Back” in March 2015.

With their producer being in the Netherlands they moved to The Hague to be able to fully commit to their careers.

They are four girls on a mission doing everything they can to become successful as an all-girl rockband.

Just like their name, the girls of LUMINIZE radiate great energy and can light up any stage. Members of LUMINIZE: Matilda, Marcela, Irena and Tea all met while singing for their local town choir and attending music school.

When their guitar teacher put together a boy band the girls felt inspired to create an all girl rock band of their own. With the support of their guitar teacher the band slowly started to develop. Little did they know how quickly their band would gain popularity.

## Members

* MARCELA - Lead Singer
* MATILDA - Lead Guitarist
* IRENA - Drummer
* TEA - Bassist
DJ Krmak

**Goran Žižak**, better known as **DJ Krmak** is a Bosnian singer.

## Biography

Žižak was born in Banja Luka. He began making music at the age of 12 years. On that age, he was playing at nearby motels. He graduated from the legal, philosophical and theological faculty. He served his military duty and came back to music He is popular throughout the former Yugoslavia. His songs are mostly related to current life topics.

## Discography

* *Коckari* (1999)
* *Šumaher* (2000)
* *Bo San Remo* (2001)
* *Hollywood* (2003)
* *Мeksikanac* (2004)
* *Vanzemljaci* (2006)
* *Klasična armija* (2007)
* *Tu Tu* (2008)
* *Bez konkurencije* (2010)
* *Doživotna robija* (2012)

## External links

* Official site

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List of Slavic Vision Song Contest presenters

This list includes those who have acted as **presenters of the Slavic Vision Song Contest**. Since the first edition the host broadcaster appointed one or more people as the presenters of the edition. Most of the editions featured one or two presenters.

## Presenters born outside of the host country

Some of the presenters selected by the host broadcaster were not born in the host country but in another one and were selected either because they work there or because they have origins from the country. Those are listed below in alphabetical order.

* Hadise, born in Belgium.

## Presenters who competed in the contest

Some of the presenters also competed in the contest, either before or after the edition they hosted. The presenters who also competed in the contest are listed below in alphabetical order.

* Sergey Lazarev, winner of the first edition for Russia.
* Cleo, represented Poland in the third edition.
* Celeste Buckingham, winner of the fifth edition for Slovakia.

## See also

* List of countries in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
The Landlord

The Landlord is a character featured in the series "Callum: The Show." He is the proprietor of the apartment where the Callums resided during the first season.

In a surprising appearance, the Landlord makes a cameo in the fourth season episode titled "Close Encounters Of The Tall Kind." This occurs after Professor Callum emphasizes that Meme Man cannot arbitrarily resurrect characters from the past based on his personal whims.
Halid Bešlić

**Halid Bešlić** (xǎːlid bɛ̂ʃlitɕ; born 20 November 1953) is a prominent Bosnian folk and sevdah musician and singer who has been performing since 1979. Halid's singing career was one of the most successful in ex-Yugoslavia, and continues today throughout the entire Balkan region.

## Early life

Bešlić was born in the Knežina village near Sokolac, PR Bosnia and Herzegovina, FPR Yugoslavia.

## Discography

Singles
* *Grešnica / Ne budi mi nadu* (1979)
* *Sijedi starac / Zašto je moralo tako da bude* (1980)
* *Mirela / Pet godina volio sam tebe* (1981)
* *Pjesma samo o njoj / Domovino, u srcu te nosimo* (1982)

Studio albums
* *Sijedi starac* (1981)
* *Pjesma samo o njoj* (1982)
* *Dijamanti...* (1984)
* *Zbogom noći, zbogom zore* (1985)
* *Otrov* (1986)
* *Zajedno smo jači* (1986)
* *Eh, kad bi ti rekla mi, volim te* (1987)
* *Mostovi tuge* (1988)
* *Opet sam se zaljubio* (1990)
* *Ljiljani* (1991)
* *Grade moj* (1993)
* *Ne zovi me, ne traži me* (1996)
* *Robinja* (1999)
* *U ime ljubavi* (2000)
* *Prvi poljubac* (2003)
* *Halid 08* (2007)
* *Romanija* (2013)
Frosted Hawk

Frosted Hawk is a brown tabby she-cat with a nick in her ear and blue eyes

## **Frosted Hawk**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Frosted Hawk

**Rouge:** Frosted Hawk

**Family:**

**Mother:** Cinders

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** Black Sky

**Sisters:** Blue Jay, Golden Ivy

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Latvia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Latvia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Latvian entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Latvian broadcaster (LTV). Katrīna Bindere represented Latvia with the song "Tev līdzās" which scored 58 points in the grand final and finished in 12th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Latvia was drawn to compete nineteenth in the grand final, following Bulgaria and Ukraine preceding. Latvia placed 12th in the final, scoring 58 points.

In Latvia, the final was broadcast on LTV with commentary by the Head of Delegation. The Latvian spokesperson revealing the result of the Latvian vote in the final was Elīna Garanča.

### Points awarded to Latvia

Final
* ROTW
* Romania
* Lithuania
* Poland
* Slovakia

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Latvia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
List of languages in the Slavic Vision Song Contest

The following is a list of **languages** used in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest** since its inception in 2017, including songs as performed in the finals.

There is no restriction regarding the language which a song is sung. Any language is allowed for any country. A lot of different languages have been heard throughout the history of the contest. However, most of the songs were performed in English.

## List of languages

### By first appearance

The table below lists all the languages that appeared in the contest in order of their first appearance. Twenty-two of the languages appeared during the first edition already.

### By total of appearances

The table below lists all the fifteen languages that have appeared at least once in the contest. The English language is the language that appears the most with a total of 17 appearances, with a large margin ahead the second most used language, Albanian which has a total of 3 appearances.

## See also

* List of countries in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest presenters
Czech Republic in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Czech Republic** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Czech entry was selected through *Píseň pro Českou Republiku 1*, a national final format that consisted of a final, organised by Czech broadcaster (ČT). Olga Lounová represented Czech Republic with the song "When the music's on" which scored 81 points in the grand final and finished in 6th place.

## Píseň pro Českou Republiku 1

Main article: Píseň pro Českou Republiku 1
***Píseň pro Českou Republiku 01*** was the Czech music competition that selected Czech's entry for the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3.

### **Final**

Final of the selection took place 26 February 2017 in Prague. The top two songs of the final competed in the super final.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Czech Republic was drawn to compete first in the grand final, FYR Macedonia preceding. Czech Republic placed 6th in the final, scoring 81 points.

In Czech Republic, the final was broadcast on ČT with commentary by the Head of Delegation Jake. The Czech spokesperson revealing the result of the Czech vote in the final was Gabriela Koukalová.

### Points awarded to Czech Republic

Final
* Turkey
* Belarus
* Croatia
 5 points
 * Estonia
* Greece

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Czech Republic in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Píseň pro Českou Republiku 1
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 1

**Slovaki** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 1** in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Slovakian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Slovakian broadcaster RTV. Instinct represented Slovakia with the song "Medzitým", which scored 75 points in the grand final and finished in 6th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Bulgarian Hotel in Bansko, Slovakia was drawn to compete first in the grand final, preceding Ukraine. Slovakia placed 6th in the final, scoring 75 points.

In Slovakia, the final was broadcast on RTV with commentary by the Head of Delegation Sungpin. The Slovakian spokesperson revealing the result of the Slovakian vote in the final was Radoslav Vanko.

### Points awarded to Slovakia

Final
* ROTW
 * Bosnia-Herzegovina
* Moldova
* Poland
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Kosovo
* Ukraine
* Montenegro

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 1
Bulgaria in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 5

**Bulgaria** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 5** in Kraków, Poland. The Bulgarian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Bulgarian broadcaster (BNT). Dara represented Bulgaria with the song "Rodena Takava" which scored 143 points in the grand final and finished in 8th place.

## Before Slavicvision

On April 4, BNT announced that the country planned an internal selection, for their next act, letting no clue about who could be the bulgarian participant. It was announced that the entrant would be revealed, together with her song, on **April 5**.

### Internal Selection

On April 5, the Bulgarian entrant was selected. It was chosen that Dara would represent Bulgaria with her second single "Rodena Takava". During the show,the juries, had to rate the song. Some of them rated her high,some others low.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Polish Hotel in Warsaw, Bulgaria was drawn to compete sixth in the grand final, following Romania and Austria preceding. Bulgaria placed 8th in the final, scoring 143 points.

In Bulgaria, the final was broadcast on BNT with commentary by the Head of Delegation George Rospier. The Bulgarian spokesperson revealing the result of the Bulgarian vote in the final was Galena.

### Points awarded to Bulgaria

Final
 * FYR Macedonia
* Poland
* Ukraine
 12 points
 * FYR Macedonia
* Greece
* Ukraine
 5 points

### Points awarded by Bulgaria

#### **Split voting results**

The following five members comprised the Bulgarian jury:

* Galena - singer, songwriter, represented of Bulgaria in the sixth edition
* Mihaela Fileva - singer
* Pavell - singer, songwriter
* Poli Genova – singer, songwriter, presenter of the first edition
* Venci Venc' - singer, songwriter

## See also

* Bulgaria in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 5
Olga Lounová

**Olga Lounová** (born March 7, 1981) is a singer-songwriter, actress, model and rally driver. Born and raised in Osečná (Lázně Kundratice) near the town of Liberec. She attended the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory in Prague studying Musical Theatre and she later received a master’s degree in education.

Before launching her career as a solo artist, Olga was lead singer and founder of the band Blind Angie and Calathea. She then was the winner of the International Music Competition with the song *K výškám* ("To Hights") in Latvia and a finalist in the competition in Vitebsk, Belarus.

Her singing career began to soar in 2010 with the release of the song *Láska v housce* ("Love in a bun")which became the "#1 song of the year" and by her performance as the opening act for PINK. In 2011, she released the studio album *Rotující nebe* ("Rotating sky") and in 2012 she launched her concert tour of *Optický klam* ("Optical illusion"), which was later released as a double CD/DVD.

In 2012 and 2013 she followed this up with the hit single *Dál za obzor* ("Beyond the horizon") with legendary Czech singer, Karel Gott, and her single *Brány svaté* ("Holy Gates").

## Olga as an actress

As an actress, Olga has had a prolific career in film and television and has logged over 1,800 live performances between her concerts and Musical Theatre performances.

She has appeared in 73 episodes of *Ugly Betty* as Patricie as well as numerous episodes of The Mall, Ulice and Vyprávěj.

Olga starred in the 2010 Czech film *Tacho* for famous husband and wife team Mirjam and Daniel Landa. Other film appearances are in the 2012 release *Amputace* as Aurora, *Román pro ženy* as Bludička, and appearances in *Blade II*, *XXX* with Vin Diesel, and *Ripper*. On stage she has starred in *Perfect Wedding*, *Kat Mydlář*, *Golem*, *Dracula*, and *Carmen*. In the late part of 2014, she will appear as Rosie in the premiere of *Mamma Mia!* in Prague.

## Filmography

### Television

* *Rally s Olgou* (2012)
* *The Mall* (2012) Prima TV
* *Ulice* (2011—2012) Nova TV
* *Vyprávěj* (2009—2012) Česka Televize
* *Ugly Betty* (2008—2009) Prima TV

### Film

* *Amputace* (2012) “Aurora”
* *Tacho* (2010) ”Lucie”
* *Roman Pro Zeny* (2006) “Bludička”
* *Blade II* (2002) “Prostitute”
* *XXX* (Vin Diesel) 2002 “waitress”
* *Ripper* (2001)

### Theatre

* *Mamma Mia!* (2014) “Rosie”
* *Perfect Wedding* (2013)
* *Kat Mydlař* (2011—2013)
* *Golem* (2009—2011)
* *Dracula* (2009)
* *Dobre Placena Prochazka* (2009)
* *Carmen* (2008) “Carmen”
* *Olza* (2008)
* *Malované Na Skle* (2008)

## Discography

### Albums

* *Chuť Svobody* ("The Taste of Freedom") (2015) Studio Album
* *Optický klam*("Optical Illusion") (2013) Double CD/DVD
* *Rotující nebe*("Rotating Sky") (2011) Studio Album

### Singles

* "When the music's on" (2016) Single
* "Jsem optimista" (2015) Single
* "Brány svaté" (2013) Single
* "Dál za obzor" (2012) Hit-Single-duet with Karel Gott
Maja Šuput

Maja Suput ( Zagreb , 22 September 1979 ) is a Croatian singer. She made a group Enjoy . So far released six albums and has performed in the dance show state television - Dancing with the Stars . In this show dance partner was her dancer Istvan Varga .Also, competed in the fun singing show ,, Your face sounds familiar ,, in which she entered the finals and finished in 4th place.
Hadise

**Hadise Açıkgöz** (born 22 October 1985), is a Belgium born Turkish singer, dancer, songwriter, and television personality. Born and raised in Belgium, Açıkgöz came to fame after releasing her debut album “Sweat” (2005). The album spawned 5 singles and earned Açıkgöz both a TMF award (Belgium) and "Altın Kelebek" Award (Turkey). Açıkgöz established and maintained a successful career in both Belgium and Turkey with the release of her self-entitled album *Hadise* (2008).

In 2009, Açıkgöz represented Turkey at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Düm Tek Tek". The song gained a total of 177 points, placing Turkey fourth in the final round of the competition. "Düm Tek Tek" earned Açıkgöz her first number one single in Belgium and was followed-up with the release of her studio albums *Fast Life*, (2009) and *Kahraman* (2009). Açıkgöz has since focused on her career in Turkey with the release of her albums Aşk Kaç Beden Giyer? (2011) and Tavsiye (2014).

Aside from her musical accomplishments Açıkgöz has also presented the Belgium version of The X Factor and been a judge on O Ses Türkiye (Turkish The Voice).

## Other ventures

### Products and endorsements

It was announced that Hadise signed a deal with 'Yedigun', a Turkish Soda company for a promotional deal, which includes her featuring in TV commercials, on Billboards and taking part in a summer tour.

In the Turkish city of Antalya, there is a women's hair salon named after Hadise.

### Philanthropy

Hadise, along with many other artists, performed for a Cancer research concert in Belgium. Hadise was the opening act for the event and the concert ended up raising 1.6 million Euros.

In September 2009, Hadise donated her time in support of the "Schools without Bullying" campaign in Belgium. During a press conference held by the organization, Hadise explained how as a child she "was bullied for her cloths" and even "because of her origin". Hadise explained that she wanted to be part of the project because she loves children and having been a graduate herself, she understands how there is no place for bullying.

## Personal life

Hadise is a Besiktas J.K (a Turkish football team) supporter.

## Discography

* 2008: *Hadise*
* 2009: *Fast Life*
* 2009: *Kahraman*
* 2011: *Aşk Kaç Beden Giyer?*
* 2014: *Tavsiye*

*\* A Deluxe Edition was scheduled for a 2006 release.*

## Filmography

Hadise has rejected two offers to star in a film. One of the parts was the leading role in a Turkish movie. Not much is known about this film, apart from the fact that the film supposedly focused on 2 sisters, one of whom was to be played by Hadise. In July 2008 Hadise was again offered a role in a Turkish comedy film.
Black Sky

Black Sky is a black and white tom with pale green eyes

## **Black Sky**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Black Sky

**Rouge:** Black Sky

**Family:**

**Mother:** Cinders

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** none

**Sisters:** Blue Jay, Golden Ivy, Frosted Hawk

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Sergej Ćetković

**Sergej Ćetković** (Serbian Cyrillic: Сергеј Ћетковић, , born March 8, 1976) is a Montenegrin singer. He lives and works in the Serbian capital of Belgrade. Ćetković represented Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 and the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4.

## Biography

### Early life

Sergej Ćetković was born in Podgorica, SR Montenegro, Yugoslavia on 8 March 1976.

### Career

He made his first contact with music when he was only seven years old. His first appearance was as a member of the youngest Montenegrin group at that time called *Vatrena srca* (Passionate hearts). He played piano and sang vocals. It was then when he felt the need to become a part of the professional *musical life*. He started his career as a singer in 1998 at the well known festival called Sunčane skale with the song *Bila si ruža* (You were a rose). Two years after his solo debut, he published his first CD called *Kristina* in December 2000. The CD was big success and young publishing company Goraton bought the copyrights from Pogorica's Hi-Fi centre and reprinted the CD with new label and started to sell it in all territories of former Yugoslavia.

Exactly two years after his first CD, he published his second CD called *Budi mi voda* (Be my water) in December 2002 with 12 new songs with the company Goraton. In 2003 he participated at Budva's festival (Budvanski festival) with the song *Postojim i ja* which won the best arrangement award. In 2005, Goraton published his *The Best Of* compilation.

After this, Sergej presented to the media his third CD called *Kad ti zatreba* with 10 new songs. The most popular song from this last album is called *Pogledi u tami*.

In year 2007, he had an extremely successful tour throughout Serbia and Montenegro, which was completely sold out, and for every town, additional evenings had to be scheduled. Such success was unexpected by, perhaps, everyone. The biggest hit of the tour was the song *Pogledi u tami*.

On 19 November 2013, Ćetković was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song Moj svijet He passed the first semi-final and represented Montenegro in the final on the 10th of May, a first for Montenegro.
Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Kazakhstan** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Kazakh entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Kazakh broadcaster (KRTC). Zhanar Dugalova represented Kazakhstan with the song "Ala ketpedin" which scored 35 points in the grand final and finished in 19th place.

## Battle of Kazakhstan 1

Main article: Battle of Kazakhstan 1
***Battle of Kazakhstan 01*** was the Kazakh music competition that selected Kazakhstan's entry for the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3.

### **Final**

Final of the selection took place 9February 2017 in Astana. The winning song was "Ala ketpedin" and will represent Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3, in Turkey.

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## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Kazakhstan was drawn to compete tenth in the grand final, Austria following and Estonia preceding. Kazakhstan placed 19th in the final, scoring 35 points.

In Kazakhstan, the final was broadcast on KRTC with commentary by the Head of Delegation Jordie. The Kazakh spokesperson revealing the result of the Kazakh vote in the final was Yerzhan Zhunusov.

### Points awarded to Kazakhstan

Final
* FYR Macedonia
 5 points
 * Austria
* Hungary

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Battle of Kazakhstan
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Sparrow Wind

Sparrow Wind is a ginger tabby tom with light green eyes

## **Sparrow Wind**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Sparrow Wind

**Rouge:** Sparrow Wind

**Leader:** Sparrow Wind

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brothers:** none

**Sisters:** none

**Mate:** Icicle **Sons:** Beetle Flame, Dune **Daughter:** Calling Bird
Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 6

**Russia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 6** in Košice, Slovakia. The Russian entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Russian broadcaster (Russia 1). Vintage represented Russia with the song "Кто Хочет Стать Королевой" which scored tba points in the grand final and finished in tbast place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a tba in Košice, Russia was drawn to compete twenty-tree in the grand final, following tba preceding. Russia placed tbast in the final, scoring tba points.

In Russia, the final was broadcast on Russia 1 with commentary by the Head of Delegation Greg. The Russian spokesperson revealing the result of the Russian vote in the final was Yulia Samoylova.

### Points awarded to Russia

Final
 12 points

### Split voting result

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 6
Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 5

**Russia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 5** in Kraków, Poland. The Russian entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Russian broadcaster (Russia 1). Egor Kreed represented Russia with the song "Budilnik" which scored 138 points in the grand final and finished in 10th place.

## Before Slavicvision

On March 24, Russia 1 announced that the country planned an internal selection, for their next act, letting no clue about who could be the russian participant. It was announced that the entrant would be revealed, together with her song, on **March 25**.

### Internal Selection

On March 25, the Russian entrant was selected. It was chosen that Egor Kreed would represent Russia with his single "Budilnik". During the show,the juries, had to rate the song. Some of them rated him high,some others low.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Polish Hotel in Warsaw, Russia was drawn to compete twenty-second in the grand final, following Montenegro preceding. Russia placed 10th in the final, scoring 138 points.

In Russia, the final was broadcast on Russia 1 with commentary by the Head of Delegation Greg. The Russian spokesperson revealing the result of the Russian vote in the final was Serebro, the last edition competing.

### Points awarded to Russia

Final
* Poland
 5 points
 * Bosnia-Herzegovina
* Moldova
* Bulgaria
* Serbia
* Ukraine
 12 points
* Kazakhstan
* Slovakia
 5 points
 * Bosnia-Herzegovina
* Poland
* Serbia
* Austria
* Moldova
* Bulgaria

### Split voting result

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 5
Donny Montell

**Donatas Montvydas** (born 22 October 1987), better known by his stage name **Donny Montell**, is a Lithuanian singer-songwriter who represented Lithuania at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012, held in Baku, Azerbaijan. He did so for a second time in 2016, when he represented his country in Stockholm, Sweden.

## Early life

Donatas Montvydas was born in Vilnius. His mother was a gymnast and his father was a drummer of the hard rock group *Plackartas*. Montvydas' older sister is a professional dancer. His interest in music began at a young age. He started performing publicly at age six when his vocal teacher let him participate in the contest for young singers “Dainų dainelė” (“The song of the Songs”), singing " Aš kiškelis mažas“ and he became a laureate. He's married as of 2013 and has a daughter.

## Musical influences

As a child, Montvydas was highly influenced by artists such as Michael Jackson and rock band Queen and would often impersonate these artists from a young age. He also admires Freddie Mercury for his personality. Montvydas also stated that his father is by far his biggest inspiration.

## Discography

### Studio albums

 *#BLCK* | * Released: 26 March 2016
* Format: Digital download, CD

### EPs

 *Norim Dar* | * Released: 2012
* Format: Digital download

### Singles

 "Mano Vasara"
 "Love Is Blind"
 "Norim Dar"
 "Tai Mūsų Laikas"
 "Screw Me Up"
Alina Eremia

**Alina Eremia** (born 15 December 1993 in Buftea), is a Romanian singer, TV personality, actress, and member of the LaLa band, who represented Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2005 with the song *Ţurai*. She plays *Ioana* in the teenage sitcom series Pariu cu viața. From 2014 she participated at the Romanian version of Dancing with the stars on Antena 1,JUDGES Vocea Romaniei

She also worked for Disney Romania as a Voice actress, dubbing the singing voice of Pocahontas in *Pocahontas* (Romanian dubbing from 2008) and *Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World* (Romanian dubbing from 2009), and both speaking and singing voices of Belle in *Beauty and the Beast*, *Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas* and *Belle's Magical World* (Romanian dubbing from 2010).

Alina was a member of *Miracol* for over six years. During that time, she also studied piano at the School of Music and Fine Arts, Bucharest.

In 2016 Alina prodied her own song "A fost o nebunie" together with Andrei Ciobanu and Sergiu Floroaia.
Deep Zone Project

**Deep Zone Project** is a Bulgarian house/electro band formed in 2000 by DJ Dian Solo, JuraTone and Rossko. Eventually Rosko was replaced by Startrax. Deep Zone are most famous for their collaboration with DJ Balthazar, when they represented Bulgaria at the Eurovision Song Contest 2008 with the song "DJ, Take Me Away". The band has released five albums and has had a number of successful singles on the Bulgarian charts and has won many national and international awards. Their vocalist until early 2011 was Joanna Dragneva; after leaving for a solo career, she was replaced by Nadia Petrova.

## Formation

Deep Zone Project was formed in 2000 by three musicians, DJs and studio engineers. They were DJ Dian Solo (Dian Savov), JuraTone (Lyobomir Savov Mikhailov, Dian's father) and Rossko (Rosen Stoev).

DJ Dian was an accomplished musician who played the piano, saxophone, electric guitar and bass. In 1993, he had started as a DJ and in 1998 was selected "Best DJ of the Year". JuraTone was a multi-instrumentalist born in 1953 who played the flute, banjo, guitar, and had been part of many Bulgarian and European rock formations for 15 years and founder of his own recording studio. For vocals they included Joanna (born 1986, full name Joanna Dragneva) as a founding member. She used to be in the vocal Bulgarian group Bon-Bon (in Bulgarian Бон-бон) presenting children shows on television and later co-hosting *Hello* and *Melo TV Mania* shows.

## Career

After the release of their debut album *Ela Izgrei* in 2002, Deep Zone Project were nominated in five categories at the 2002 MM TV Music Awards. They won the award for "Best Song". In 2003, they won "Best Club Track of the Year" at the MM TV Awards Ceremony for their track "Caffeine-free".

Their hit "DJ, Take Me Away" reached the number 2 position at MTV Europe's World Chart Express and won the Bulgarian Eurovision 2008 song contest selection process. At the Eurovision semi-finals, however, the song finished 12th and did not make it to the finals.

The collaboration with DJ Balthazar took the group to another dimension with their national club tours Welcome To The Loop and Red Line (20 dates each), which gathered an audience of nearly 80,000 people.

In 2010, they released "On Fire", a big-budget production in Bulgaria terms with cooperation from actor Fahradin Fahradinov.

In 2011, Joanna left the Deep Zone Project to develop a solo career. She was replaced by vocalist Nadia (full name Nadia Petrova), with recording of "I Love My Dj" as her debut with Deep Zone. The song won the 2012 "Bulgarian Best Track of the Year".

In February 2015 it was announced that Alex and Nadia had left the band to develop solo careers.

## Members

* DJ Dian Solo (Dian Savov) — DJ, composer / beatcreator, keyboards
* JuraTone (Lyubomir Savov Mikhailov) — guitar, composer / arranger
* Nelina Georgieva — vocals
* Starlight (Svetlin Kuslev) — saxophonist

Former members
* Rossko (Rosen Stoev) — DJ, sound engineer, Laser Harp
* Joanna (Yoanna Dragneva) — vocals
* Startrax (Alex Kiprov) — keyboards, studio engineer
* Nadia (Nadhezda Petrova)— vocals
OGAS

## History

The OGAS International Network was founded on the 6th April, 2017. The main idea came from a fan club in Russia, to introduce of pre-contest voting, to keep more excitement before the actual competition. The first edition the OGAS worked in was the sixth edition.

## OGAS Branches

OGAS has currently twenty-five members.

2. Austria
3. Belarus
4. B&H
5. Bulgaria
6. Croatia
7. Czech Republic
8. Estonia

10. Greece
11. Hungary
12. Kazakhstan
13. Kosovo
14. Latvia
15. Lithuania
16. Moldova

18. Poland
19. Romania
20. Russia
21. Serbia
22. Slovakia
23. Slovenia
24. Turkey
Daniel Nitt

**Daniel Nitt** is a German recording artist, songwriter, music producer, and composer. Daniel Nitt was born in Pegnitz, Germany and currently resides in Berlin, Germany.

## Slavic Vision Song Contest

He represented Austria in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 5 featuring an Austrian duo MÖWE with the song "Lovers Friends" and took the TBD place in the grand final.
Szymon Chodyniecki

**Simon Chodyniecki (**28 October 1994 in Nysa), also known as **South Blunt System** - Polish singer, songwriter.

Simon Chodyniecki artistic activity began in 2006, the band Immortal Midnight, which he founded with classmate. In 2009 he was co-founder of the formation of South Blunt System (SBS). Their debut album, entitled *I'm Seeing* was published in 2013 by record label Music Urban Rec. In the meantime, the group was disbanded, while Chodyniecki began his solo artistic activity using the pseudonym South Blunt System. The debut solo album singer Fri. *Power in action* went on sale March 25, 2014 year by the record company My Music. A year later, the musician gave the nickname, and he joined Sony Music Entertainment Poland . June 17, 2015 he released the first single name's signature music entitled "Alone". Also in 2015 he recorded single - "Sin Palabras Usar / Without Words" together with lodovica comello , Italian actress and singer, known among with the performance in the television series *Violetta*.

## Discography

Album

 *Potęga w czynie* (South Blunt System) | * Data: 25 marca 2014
 *Przeciwności* | * Data: 7 października 2016
* Wydawca: Sony Music

Single

Inne

 Zelo PTP – *Hrabia* | 2013
 Bezczel – *W krzywym zwierciadle: Rock’N’RoLLa Mixtape Vol.1* | guest vocals on "I love things thatI hate, I hate things that I love"
List of Slavic Vision Song Contest winners

Six songs have won the Slavic Vision Song Contest, a competition organized by members of the Slavic Broadcasting Union. The contest has been held once in about one month since its debut in January 2017. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.

There have been sixth contests. Russia won the first contest, held in Bulgaria.

Sergey Lazarev's "Perfect World" became the first winning song to be entirely in a language other than English, followed by Gülşen which was sung in Turkish.

## See also

* List of countries in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of host cities of the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest presenters
Smoke

Smoke is a light gray tom with golden eyes

## **Smoke**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Kittypet

**Past:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Smoke

**Rouge:** Smoke

**Kittypet:** unknown

**Family:**

**Mother:** Leaf (Rio)

**Father:** Storm

**Brother:** none

**Sister:** Night

**Mate:** unknown **Son:** unknown **Daughters:** unknown
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 2

**Bosnia and Herzegovina** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 2** in Moscow, Russia. The Bosnian entry was selected through *Internal Selection* by Bosnian broadcaster (BHRT). Alen Islamovic represented Bosnia and Herzegovina with the song "Heroin", which scored 30 points in the grand final and finished in 18th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Russian Bar in Moscow, Bosnia and Herzegovina was drawn to compete eighth in the grand final, following Serbia and Kazakhstan preceding. Bosnia and Herzegovina placed 18th in the final, scoring 30 points.

In Bosnia Herzegovina, the final was broadcast on BHRT with commentary by the Head of Delegation Hayastantzi. The Bosnian spokesperson revealing the result of the Bosnian vote in the final was Osman Hadžić.

### Points awarded to Bosnia-Herzegovina

Final
* Slovenia

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 2
Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 1

**Russia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 1** in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Russian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Russian broadcaster Russia 1. Sergey Lazarev represented Russia with the song "Perfect World", which scored 91 points in the grand final and finished in 1st place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Bulgarian Hotel in Bansko, Russia was drawn to compete tenth in the grand final, following Poland and Kosovo preceding. Russia placed 1st in the final, scoring91 points.

In Russia, the final was broadcast on Russia 1 with commentary by the Head of Delegation Gregjarlot. The Russian spokesperson revealing the result of the Russian vote in the final was Alexey Vorobyov.

### Points awarded to Russia

Final
* Kosovo
* Serbia
* Bosnia-Herzegovina
* Bulgaria
* Ukraine
 5 points
 * Kazakhstan

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 1
Kosovo in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 1

**Kosovo** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 1** in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Kosovar entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Kosovar broadcaster RTK. Lindita Halimi represented Kosovo with the song "Cold World", which scored 79 points in the grand final and finished in 3rd place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Bulgarian Hotel in Bansko, Kosovo was drawn to compete eleventh in the grand final, following Russia and Moldova preceding. Kosovo placed 3rd in the final, scoring 79 points.

In Kosovo, the final was broadcast on RTK with commentary by the Head of Delegation Merlin. The Kosovar spokesperson revealing the result of the Kosovar vote in the final was Era Istrefi.

### Points awarded to Kosovo

Final
* Bulgaria
* Slovenia
* Ukraine
 5 points
 * Albania

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Kosovo in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 1
Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4

**Kazakhstan** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 4** in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Kazakh entry was selected through an internal selection by Ukrainian broadcaster (KRTC). Caffeine represented Kazakhstan with the song "Ty Moy Kofein" which scored 56 points in the grand final and finished in 19th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Lithuania Hotel in Villnius, Kazakhstan was drawn to compete seventh in the grand final, following Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro preceding. Kazakhstan placed 19th in the final, scoring 56 points.

In Kazakhstan, the final was broadcast on KRTC with commentary by the Head of Delegation Jeffrey. The Kazakh spokesperson revealing the result of the Kazakh vote in the final was Zhanar Dugalova.

### Points awarded to Kazakhstan

Final
* Slovenia
 5 points
 * Russia
 12 points
* Russia

## See also

* Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 4