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Kristian Kostov

**Kristian Kostov** (Кристиан Костов, born 15 March 2000) is a Bulgarian-Russian singer and songwriter. He was a finalist in Season 1 of the Russian Golos Kids and a runner-up in the 4th season of Bulgarian X Factor.

## Career

### 2014:*The Voice Kids* Russia

Kostov participed in the Russian version of The Voice, GolOs. He was part of the first season of the kids version of the show where his mentor was Dima Bilan and Kostov got to the finals.

### 2015–2016:*X Factor* Bulgaria

After his success in Russia, Kristian decided during his visit to Bulgaria to audition for *X Factor Bulgaria* as he is of Bulgarian origin. He made it to the final of the show after he was on elimination with the group A.V.A. but was chosen by the judges to go to the final. On the final of season 4 he performed solo the Lyube's song "Позови меня" and made a duet with Vasil Naydenov performing the song "Сбогом, Моя Любов". For the final song he chose Emil Dimitrov's song "Ако си Дал", but he finished in seсond place as Christiana Louizu won the show.

### 2016–present:Virginia Records and debut singles

On 7 October 2016 his debut single "Ne si za men" was released by Virginia Records. The song was writen by Venci Venc' and music and arrangement by Ray Hedges, Nigel Butler and Isaac Evans.
Vassy

**Vassy Karagiorgos**, known professionally as **Vassy** (frequently stylised as **VASSY**), is an Australian singer, songwriter, and producer.

## Biography

Vassy, whose parents are both from Greece, was discovered by Australian Radio Station Triple J after she won song of the year. Her single "We Are Young" reached No. 1 on the US *Billboard* Dance Chart, making her the first Australian Artist to go No. 1 with her solo single debut release. She is a certified RIAA Platinum and Gold recording artist.

In 2014, Vassy collaborated with David Guetta and Showtek on their song "Bad", which became 7 times double platinum and established her in the electronic dance music scene. In 2015, she collaborated with Tiësto and KSHMR on their track "Secrets", which reigned atop the *Billboard* Club chart and Beatport charts, and went straight to number No. 1 in 20 countries. In 2016, she released her single "Nothing to Lose" through Musical Freedom Records, co-produced by Tiësto.

Vassy's music incorporates dance, reggae and soul as a base for her vocal styling. Her music has received an array of accolades, including ARIA awards and IDMA awards.

## Philanthropy

Vassy is an ambassador for the NOH8 campaign and a spokesperson for Green IT. She also volunteers and teaches music workshops at AVIVA in Los Angeles.

## Discography

### Albums

* *My Affection* (2005)
* *The Acoustics* EP (2011)
* *Beautiful Day* (2012)
* *We Are Young* (2015)

### Singles

* "I Can See Clearly Now" (with Jazibel)
* "Cover You In Kisses"
* "Get Busy" (with Katalyst)
* "Wanna Fly" (featuring Mozim)
* "Loverman"
* "Kick My Ass"
* "History"
* "Desire"
* "Could This Be Love"
* "We Are Young" (No. 1 Hot Dance/Club Songs)
* "MAD" (No. 7 Hot Dance/Club Songs)
* "Hustlin'" (featuring Crazibiza and Dave Audé) (No. 1 Hot Dance/Club Songs)
* "Nothing To Lose" (produced by Tiësto)

#### Other appearances

* "Spotlight" (Victor Magan featuring Vassy and Juan Magan)
* "Miss Automatic" (Mark Angelo and Vassy featuring Epsilon) (84 # Greek Digital Songs)
* "TOKYO STYLE" (FUTURE BOYZ featuring Dave Audé and Vassy)
* "Burn" (Scooter and Vassy, 2016, in Ace)
* "T.U.T.P." (DirtyFreqs and Vassy, 2016, Billboard Top 25 Dance Charts)
Bulgaria in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4

**Bulgaria** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 4** in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Bulgarian entry was selected through *Your Choice For Bulgaria 4*, a national final format that consisted of a final, organised by Bulgarian broadcaster (BNT). Deep Zone Project represented Bulgaria with the song "Magnet" which scored 162 points in the grand final and finished in 5th place.

## Your Choice For Bulgaria 4

Main article: Your Choice For Bulgaria 4
***Your Choice For Bulgaria 04*** was the Bulgarian music competition that selected Bulgaria's entry for the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4.

### Final

The Final took place on 25 February 2017 in Sofia.12 countries voted as juries.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Lithuania Hotel in Villnius, Bulgaria was drawn to compete twentieth in the grand final, following Slovakia. Bulgaria placed 5th in the final, scoring 162 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 Kristian Kostov.

### Points awarded to Bulgaria

Final
 * Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Kazakhstan
* Ukraine
 5 points
 * Turkey
* Croatia
 12 points
 * Slovenia
* Slovakia
* Hungary
* Lithuania
 * Belarus
* Czech Republic
* Russia
* Ukraine

### 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
* Your Choice For Bulgaria 4
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 4
Slavko Kalezić

**Slavko Kalezić** (Montenegrin Cyrillic: Славко Калезић, born 4 October 1985) is a Montenegrin singer and songwriter. He will represent Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 with the song "Space".

## Career

Kalezić studied at the Academy of Performing Arts at Cetinje, Montenegro later on becoming part of Ensemble of the Montenegrin State Theater. He appeared on various stages and appeared in films. Besides his mother tongue, he also speaks English, French and Spanish.

In 2011, he released the single "Muza". Kalezić became more prominent in 2013 while competing in series 1 of *X Factor Adria*, the Serbian pan-regional version of *The X Factor*. During the Podgorica, Montenegro auditions, he sang Beyoncé's "End of Time" successfully passing to bootcamp for "Over 27" category mentored by Željko Joksimović singing "Get Lucky" and "Cosmic Girl and promoted to Judges' house stage where he performed "Ljuljaj me nezno" to mentor Joksimović assisted by Toni Cetinski, but failed to make it to the live shows and the Final 14. Since the show he has released the album *San o vječnostia* in 2014. Singles included notably "Krivac", "Feel the Music" and "Freedom".

## Discography

### Albums

* 2014: *San o vječnosti*

Tracklist:

1. "Krivac" (4:06)
2. "Kraj" (4:32)
3. "Zašto" (3:39)
4. "Borim se" (feat. Neda Papović) (3:53)
5. "Scena" (3:31)
6. "Nemir" (3:38)
7. "You" (3:55)
8. "Feel the Love" (3:24)
9. "Lavice" (3:41)
10. "Muza" (3:51)

### Singles

* 2011: "Muza"
* 2014: "Krivac"
* 2015: "Feel the Music"
* 2016: "Freedom"
* 2016: "Space"
First Date

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 **Награда**
 **Доступ к**
 **Доступна после**

**First Date** — сюжетная миссия в игре Grand Theft Auto IV.

## Описание

 **СПОЙЛЕР!** *Push me! PUSH me! Не читайте текст ниже, если не хотите ещё спойлеров.*
Нико наконец собирается заехать за Мишель. Мишель предлагает отправится в парк аттракционов, но он оказывается закрытым, и Мишель предлагает сходить в боулинг.

## Персонажи

Ниже представлен список персонажей, которые появляются/упоминаются в миссии:

* Нико Беллик  (Протагонист)
* Мишель  (Босс)
* Малыш Джейкоб  (Только в катсцене)
* Патрик МакРири  (Только в катсцене)
* Дасти Коупок  (Только в катсцене)
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 1

**Bosnia and Herzegovina** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 1** in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Bosnian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Bosnian broadcaster BHRT. Asim Brkan represented Bosnia and Herzegovina with the song "Casa Blatine", which scored 35 points in the grand final and finished in 16th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Bulgarian Hotel in Bansko, Bosnia and Herzegovina was drawn to compete fourteenth in the grand final, following Romania and Kazakhstan preceding. Bosnia and Herzegovina placed 16th in the final, scoring 35 points.

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

### Points awarded to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Final
* Serbia

### 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 and Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 1
Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Slovakia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Slovakian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Slovakian broadcaster (RTV). Lina Mayer represented Slovakia with the song "Nothing" which scored 92 points in the grand final and finished in 3rd place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Slovakia was drawn to compete eighth in the grand final, following Lithuania and Austria preceding. Slovakia placed 3rd in the final, scoring 92 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 Krištof Králik.

### Points awarded to Slovakia

Final
* Poland
* ROTW
* Czech Republic
* Romania
* Russia
* Greece
 5 points
* 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

* Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Junior Slavic Vision Song Contest

For the current edition see Junior Slavic Vision Song Contest 1.

The **Junior Slavic Vision Song Contest**, often shortened to **JSVSC**, or **Junior** **Slavicvision**, is a song contest on Youtube held among the members of the Slavic Broadcasting Union since January 2017. The competition was based upon the existing Eurovision Song Contest held among the member countries of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) since 1956. The current and official executive supervisor is Mr. George.

Each country's head of delegation gets to select an entry for each edition either by internal or national selection. Then the countries get to vote for each show (final) to determine the winner of the edition. The contest has also been broadcast outside Europe to several countries that do not compete, such as the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and China.

## History

### Slogans

Since the first edition already, slogans were used for the contest. In each edition, the host broadcaster was in charge to decide the slogan of the edition and based on it, develope the contest's theme and visual design.

## Participation

Any full member of the SBU is allowed to send a song for the Slavic Vision Song Contest. Countries that are not full members can apply for becoming one. The Slavic Broadcasting Union has already accepted some countries that were not full members of the SBU at the beginnings of the SVSC. However, the SBU has also already declined a lot of nations and states that wanted to become a full member - and to participate in the Slavic Vision Song Contest.

Each full member has got a certain broadcaster that is responsible for the choice of the artists and songs the country is sending for each edition. Seventeen countries have participated at least once. These are listed here alongside the edition in which they made their debut:

## Voting

Further information: Voting at the Slavic Vision Song Contest

Since the first edition the voting has been presided over by the SBU scrutineer, who is responsible for ensuring that all points are allocated correctly and in turn. The following are the scrutineers and Executive Supervisors of the Slavic Vision Song Contest appointed by the SBU;

* George Rospier (01–present)

## Winners

The contest has so far one winning country. Most of the winners have so far been female artists.
Croatia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4

**Croatia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 4** in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Croatian entry was selected through an internal selection by Croatian broadcaster (HRT). Luminize represented Croatia with the song "Kill it with Love which scored 181 points in the grand final and finished in 2nd place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Lithuania Hotel in Villnius, Croatia was drawn to compete third in the grand final, following Latvia and Lithuania preceding. Croatia placed 2nd in the final, scoring 181 points.

In Croatia, the final was broadcast on HRT with commentary by the Head of Delegation. The Croatian spokesperson revealing the result of the Croatian vote in the final was Nina Kraljić.

### Points awarded to Croatia

Final
 * Ukraine
* Czech Republic
* Latvia
* Poland
* Turkey
 5 points
 * Albania
* Lithuania
* ROTW
 12 points
 * Austria
* Turkey
* Poland
* Slovenia
* Lithuania
 5 points

## See also

* Croatia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 4
Hungary in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Hungary** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Hungarian entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Hungarian broadcaster (TV2). Oláh Gergő represented Hungary with the song "Beleállok" which scored 48 points in the grand final and finished in 15th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Hungary was drawn to compete fifth in the grand final, Albania following and Croatia preceding. Hungary placed 15th in the final, scoring 48 points.

In Hungary, the final was broadcast on TV2 with commentary by the Head of Delegation. The Hungarian spokesperson revealing the result of the Hungarian vote in the final was Kati Wolf.

### Points awarded to Hungary

Final
 5 points
 * Belarus
* Greece
* Latvia

### Split voting results

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

## See also

* Hungary in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
GJan

**Greta Jančytė** (born 24 April 1995) better known by her stage name **GJan** is a Lithuanian singer and songwriter.

## Career

### 2010–11: Second Riot career and departure

From 2010 to 2011 Greta performed in the Lithuanian rock group Second Riot. They released two songs, "Memories" and "Stalk". In the summer of 2011 Greta left the band due to disagreements with the other group members.

### 2012–14: Solo career beginnings and a one-year break

In October 2011, GJan published a cover of Katy Perry's song "E.T." on her YouTube channel. Later, on April 9, 2012 she released her first solo single "Not Afraid". On December 2, 2012 she released the song "Tattoo". She became known for her videos on YouTube. Her first hit single "Not Afraid" got more than 4 million views, followed by her second big hit "Tattoo" that received over 2 million views. Her third single "Need Your Love" was released on May 12, 2013. On November 17, 2013 she released the song "Now You". In 2012, GJan was nominated for the Best Music Video Award at M.A.M.A. awards, but lost to Jurga Šeduikytė. The following year, the singer was nominated for the Best Female Act at the same M.A.M.A. awards. In 2014, she took a year break to successfully graduate school. During the time, no new songs were put out.

### 2015–present: Debut album

The single cover for her next single, "Nobody Around", was released on March 28 on GJan's official Facebook page. On April 11, 2015 GJan announced that her new single titled "Nobody Around" would be released on April 13, and also teased an acoustic version of "One More Drink" through her Instagram page. The day after release, April 14, "Nobody Around" reached number 1 on the Lithuanian iTunes chart. The song was used in a commercial for "Active O2" water in Germany.
The single cover for her next single, "One More Drink", was released on July 23 on GJan's official Facebook page. She released the song, accompanied by a music video, on July 26. On August 4, 2015 "One More Drink" became available on iTunes.
On November 26, GJan announced her next song, "Gossip", on her Facebook page and shared the single cover, which had been painted by the singer herself. The song was subsequently released on December 1 on various platforms.

## Discography

### Singles

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions
 "Gossip"
 "Wild"

### Promotional singles

 2013
 "Now You"

### Music videos

List of music videos, showing year released and directors
 "Need Your Love"
 "One More Drink"
 "Wild"
 "Wasn't Easy"
Klara

**Klara** (born **Klára Vytisková** ; 3 May 1985) is a Czech singer. She was named Female Singer of the Year at the 2015 Anděl Awards. She is the daughter of bass guitarist Vladimír Vytiska. Klara was a judge on the fourth season of *Czech and Slovak SuperStar*. She previously performed as part of the girl band, Toxique.
Estonia

**Estonia** debuted in the third edition of Slavic Vision Song Contest.

## Contestants & Results

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
     *Disqualified*

**NOTES**:a. **^**Estonia announce on 15 February 2017 announce that the country will represented by Kerli with the song "Feral Hearts". But later on 27 February 2017 SBU announce that Estonia will not allowed to compete in the 4th edition.;
Your Choice For Bulgaria 3

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Bulgaria took part in the third edition of the Slavic Vision Song Contest which was hosted in Turkey. The country was represented by Kristian Kostov with the song "Ne si za men".

### **1st Live Show**

The 1st live show of the selection took place between 4 Feruary and 5 February 2017 in Sofia. The top six songs of the 1st live show competed in the 2nd live show.

### **2nd Live Show**

The 2nd live show of the selection took place between 5 Feruary and 6 February 2017 in Sofia. The top four songs of the 2nd live show competed in the final.

### **Final**

Final of the selection took place between 6 Feruary and 7 February 2017 in Sofia. The top two songs of the final competed in the super final.

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### **Super Final**

Super Final of the selection took place between 7 Feruary and 8 February 2017 in Sofia. The winning song was "Ne si za men" and will represent Bulgaria in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3, in Turkey.

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Slavic Vision Song Contest statistics

This page will include various statistics regarding the International Music Festival.

## History by editions

### Debuting countries

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### Withdrawing countries

The following are cases where countries willingly withdrew from the contest, usually for economic reasons.

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### Returning countries

The following are instances where previously inactive countries returned to the contest.

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### Disqualified countries

Countries can be disqualified by either failing to confirm participation on time, cheating or failing to submit votes on time. Instances of countries failing to confirm on time are rising, meaning multiple countries' delegations have gone or are going through major changes.

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Greece took part in the sixth edition of the Slavic Vision Song Contest which was hosted in Bratislava. The country was represented by Playmen featuring a greek-albanian singer Christo Mastora with the song "Stand By Me Now".

### **Semi Final 1**

The Semi Final 1 of the selection took place on 14 April in Athens.

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### **Semi Final 2**

The Semi Final 2 of the selection took place on 15 April in Athens.

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### **Final**

The Final of the selection took place on 16 April in Athens.

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Estonia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Estonia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Estonian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Estonian broadcaster (ERR). Liis Lemsalu represented Estonia with the song "Breaking The Rules" which scored 84 points in the grand final and finished in 5th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Estonia was drawn to compete eleventh in the grand final, following Kazakhstan and Bosnia-Herzegovina preceding. Estonia placed 5th in the final, scoring 84 points.

In Estonia, the final was broadcast on ERR with commentary by the Head of Delegation Alexander. The Estonian spokesperson revealing the result of the Estonian vote in the final was Ariadne.

### Points awarded to Estonia

Final
* Slovenia
* Czech Republic
* ROTW
* Russia
 * Ukraine
* Romania

### Split voting results

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

## See also

* Estonia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Vanotek

**Vanotek** was selected to represent Moldova internally with his song "Tell Me Who" in Slovakia.

Born in Republic of Moldova, Vanotek has lived in Romania for the last fifteen years. He studied music from second grade, at the "Octav Bancila" high school, where he later graduates. He begins composing music at the age of seventeen, currently working with many romanian artists.

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Your Choice For Bulgaria 1

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Bulgaria took part in the first edition of the Slavic Vision Song Contest which was hosted in Bulgaria. The country was represented by Gery-Nikol with the song "I'm The Queen".

### **Final**

The Final of the selection took place between 8 January and 10 January 2016 in Sofia. "I'm The Queen" performed by Gery-Nikol was selected as the winner by an international jury voting.
Gülşen

**Gülşen Bayraktar** (ɟylˈʃen bajɾakˈtaɾ), commonly known as **Gülşen**, is a Turkish pop singer.

## Life and career

Gülşen, born May 29, 1976 in Istanbul, studied at the Turkish Classical Music Department of Istanbul Technical University.

Her first album, *Be Adam* (*Oh man!)* debut in 1995, followed in three years by *Erkeksen* (*If you are a man*), and the 2001 *Şimdi* (*Now*). The comparative failure of her fourth album in 2004, *Of…Of…*., has been attributed to the music video for the track *Sarışınım* (*My Blonde*); declared obscene by the state TV censors, RTÜK (High Board for Radio and TV), broadcasters were issued warnings for airing the clip.

The June 2006 album titled *Yurtta Aşk, Cihanda Aşk* was a play on a quote by Turkey's founding president, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk- "peace in the country, peace in the world" becoming "love in the country, love in the world".

Gülşen's private life has been the subject of Turkish news media and gossip tabloids. Gülşen's seventh album, *Önsöz*, was released in 2010, with Ozan Çolakoğlu serving as music director, arranger and co-composer; contemporaneous rumors spoke of a romantic relationship and vacationing with Gülşen in Switzerland.

Gülşen's ninth studio album "Beni Durdursan mı?" ("*Should you stop me?*"), released in 2013, included the successful single "Yatcaz Kalkcaz Ordayım" ("*We'll sleep we'll wake up and I'm there*").
In this album as well is the song Kardan Adam (Snowman) which has over 18 million views on YouTube.
Her tenth album Bangır Bangır released in 2015 included the successful single Bangır Bangır which has over 200 million views on YouTube.

## Discography

### Albums

* "Be adam" (1995)
* "Erkeksen" (1998)
* "Şimdi" (2001)
* "Of...Of..." (2004)
* "Yurtta Aşk, Cihanda Aşk" (2006)
* "Ama Bir Farkla" (2007)
* "Mucize" (2007)
* "Önsöz" (2009)
* "Beni Durdursan mı?" (2013)
* "Bangır Bangır" (2015)

#### Singles

* "Yapamazsan Yok" (2008)
* "Yeni Biri" (2011)
* "Sozde Ayrilik" (2011)
* "Iltimas feat. Murat Boz" (2014)
* "Emrin Olur" (2015)
* "Bangir Bangir" (2015)
* "Dan Dan" (2015)
Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4

**Ukraine** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 4** in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Ukrainian entry was selected through an internal selection by Ukrainian broadcaster (UA:PBC). Kamaliya represented Ukraine with the song "I'm Alive" which scored 173 points in the grand final and finished in 4th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Lithuania Hotel in Villnius, Ukraine was drawn to compete seventh in the grand final, following Hungary and FYR Macedonia preceding. Ukraine placed 4th in the final, scoring 173 points.

In Ukraine, the final was broadcast on UA:PBC with commentary by the Head of Delegation Luxas. The Ukrainian spokesperson revealing the result of the Ukrainian vote in the final was Jamala.

### Points awarded to Ukraine

Final
 * Lithuania
* Russia
 5 points
 * Belarus
* FYR Macedonia
* ROTW
* Serbia
 12 points
 * Belarus
* Hungary
* Lithuania
* Russia
* Slovenia
* Turkey
* Kazakhstan
* Slovakia

## See also

* Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 4
Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 2

**Ukraine** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 2** in Moscow, Russia. The Ukrainian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Ukrainian broadcaster NTU. The Hardkiss represented Ukraine with the song "Helpless", which scored 68 points in the grand final and finished in 7th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Russian Bar in Moscow, Ukraine was drawn to compete tenth in the grand final, following Kazakhstan and Turkey preceding. Ukraine placed 7th in the final, scoring 68 points.

In Ukraine, the final was broadcast on NTU with commentary by the Head of Delegation Luxas. The Turkish spokesperson revealing the result of the Ukraine vote in the final was Zlata Ognevich.

### Points awarded to Ukraine

Final
* Turkey
* Czech Republic
 5 points
* Serbia
* Russia

### Split voting results

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

## See also

* Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 2
Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Slovakia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Ukrainian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Ukrainian broadcaster (UA:PBC). Kamaliya represented Ukraine with the song "Aphrodite" which scored 66 points in the grand final and finished in 8th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Ukraine was drawn to compete twentieth in the grand final, following Latvia and Russia preceding. Ukraine placed 8th in the final, scoring 66 points.

In Ukraine, the final was broadcast on UA:PBC with commentary by the Head of Delegation Luxas. The Ukrainian spokesperson revealing the result of the Ukrainian vote in the final was Vera Brezhneva.

### Points awarded to Ukraine

Final
 5 points
 * Croatia
* ROTW
* 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

* Ukraine in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Neurobiologistes

1. Activité: Les neurobiologistes travaillent dans des centres de recherche ou pour des industriels comme Sanofi Pasteur ou encore BioMérieux qui sont des établissements publics à caractère industriel et commercial. Ce métier consiste à étudier le cerveau et les différentes réactions de ce dernier. Il faut faire des expériences et réaliser des protocoles. Dans ce métier des centres de recherche possédant des microscopes ainsi que des scanners sont nécessaires.
2. Conditions de travail: Ce métier est un métier d'intérieur, on peut travailler dans des écoles, dans des centres de recherche spécialisée ou bien dans des hôpitaux. Lorsque vous êtes un neurobiologiste débutant vous avez des supérieurs hiérarchiques  et pas de subordonnés car vous devez encore apprendre le métier. Ensuite lorsque vous avez plus d’expériences vous pouvez avoir des subordonnés à qui vous apprendrez mieux leurs métiers.
3. Ce travail n'exige aucun déplacement à l’extérieur de votre lieu de travail habituel. c'est un travail qui peut se faire seul mais parfois le travail d’équipe est nécessaire. Les semaines des neurobiologistes sont bien remplies car certaines recherches peuvent être extrêmement longues. le travail est diurne, le travail de nuit est très peu pratiqué dans ce corps de métier
4. Qualités requises: Il est conseillé d’avoir un bon niveau en mathématiques. Un excellent niveau en sciences n’est pas négligeable La maitrise de l’anglais est indispensable car c’est la langue scientifique. Tous les comptes-rendus doivent être rédigés en anglais
5. Débouchés:Les demandes d’emplois en recherche dans les neurosciences sont très nombreuses ce qui signifie qu’un grand nombre de postes est disponible.Si les personnes qui vous encadrent sont compétentes et si elles vous laissent certaines libertés, se forger une expérience sera assez simple.On peut se diriger vers différentes orientations. Tout d’abord il y a les chercheurs ensuite il y a les professeurs en neuroscience ou encore les développeurs de produits neuroscientifiques.
6. Salaires: Le salaire mensuel d’un neurobiologiste débutant est d’environ 1907 €. Le revenu annuel peut ensuite se situer entre 110 000€ et 255 000€.
7. Formation: Il faut avoir minimum un niveau bac+8. Il faut faire un bac scientifique puis faire des études supérieures en neuroscience. I ; faut ensuite passer un doctorat ou un MD (docteur en médecine) en neurosciences.
Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 2

**Russia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 2** in Moscow, Russia. The Russian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Russian broadcaster Russia 1. DJ M.E.G. & N.E.R.A.K. represented Russia with the song "I Believe in Love", which scored 78 points in the grand final and finished in 4th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Russian Bar in Moscow, Russia was drawn to compete fourteenth in the grand final, following Bulgaria and Romania preceding. Russia placed 4th in the final, scoring 78 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 Vladimir Putin.

### Points awarded to Russia

Final
* Serbia
* Turkey
* Ukraine
 * Croatia
* Lithuania
* 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

* Russia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 2
Vremya i Steklo

***Vremya i Steklo*** (Russian: *Время и Стекло* "Time and Glass") is a Ukrainian pop duo formed in Ukraine by Potap. The group consists of Nadya Dorofeeva and Aleksey Zavgorodniy.

## Overview

In 2010, Irina Gorovoj and Potap formed the production company 'MOZGI Entertainment', and invited Alexey Zavgorodniy to participate in their new project. After conducting online casting and a direct casting campaign in Kiev, Nadya Dorofeeva, winner of the festival 'Black Sea Games', was chosen to be the female vocalist in the new duo.

Aleksey and Nadya were the participants and guests of large-scale music events, such as, the "Golden Gramophone Award", the "Crimea Music Fest", the "Slavianski Bazaar", "YUNA", "RU.TV Music Award" and others.

## Slavic Vision Song Contest

On 12 February 2017 Ukraine announce that the country will represented by a Ukrainian pop duo Vremya i Steklo But SBU announce that the duo will not represent Ukraine because Lithuanian Broadcaster said that the Ukrainian pop duo cannot enter in the country. Ukraine was forced to withdraw but on 2 March 2017 the Ukrainian broadcaster announce that the county will represent it again by a Ukrainian female singer Kamaliya. Ukraine announce on 28 March that Vremya i Steklo will represent Ukraine in the fifht edition.
Oenologue

## **ACTIVITE**

Ce métier s’exerce dans les domaines producteurs de vins. *Ce métier consiste à gouter des vins et non a les boire. Ainsi que de conseiller les viticulteurs (pour les mélanges de cépages) et il permet aussi de superviser les vinifications (fabriquer les vins et élaborer les alcools).*Les différentes tâches à réaliser sont : superviser, gouter, conseiller.

Pour réaliser ces tâches il est nécessaire d'avoir un verres,  un tire-bouchons, une carafe…

## **CONDITIONS DE TRAVAIL**

Les lieux de travails principaux sont les domaines viticoles, et les caves. Ces supérieurs peuvent être les propriétaires viticulteurs, les patrons de cave.

La plus part du temps le métier d’œnologue est plutôt nomade. D’autres œnologues sont attachés à un seul lieu d’exploitation, ils sont donc sédentaires. Le métier consiste en un travail individuel mais pour le compte d’un ensemble de personnes.

Le temps de travail est approximativement le temps de travail obligatoire.

## **QUALITES REQUISES**

L’œnologue doit posséder les connaissances les plus poussées en science, en biochimie, en analyse chimique et microbiologique ou encore en biologie de la vigne. S'il compte avant tout sur son palais, l'**œnologue** sait qu'il doit faire preuve d'une
rigueur et d'une précision sans équivalent pour détecter tout problème éventuel d'élaboration. Ainsi que d’un sens des responsabilités et de sang-froid.

## **DEBOUCHES**

La profession d'**œnologue** propose des débouchés favorables : près de ¾ d'entre eux sont salariés. Les recrutements s'effectuent en grande partie chez les négociants, dans des laboratoires privés ou dans des exploitations viticoles.

Pour ce forger une expérience professionnel il faut faire des stages, mais pour pouvoir exercer ce métier il faut avoir un palais subtile et raffiné.

il peut se spécialiser dans une étape spécifique de la filière.  Cette spécialisation le poussera éventuellement vers des fonctions  **œnologue à la production** ou de **directeur technique** chez un exploitant.
 Par ailleurs, il peut également évoluer vers des
missions de chercheur ou d'analyste au sein de laboratoires d'études sur le vin.

## **SALAIRE**

Le salaire d’un œnologue novice est situé entre 2100€ et 2500€ ; Le salaire d’un œnologue salarié et expérimenté est de un peu plus de 3000€.

## **FORMATION**

La profession n'est accessible qu'après la validation du **diplôme national des d'œnologues,** Il y a plusieurs filières de formation possible comme : l’agriculture, l’agroalimentaire, l’écologie, l’agronomie et les sciences de l’ingenieur .
Moldova in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 2

**Moldova** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 2** in Moscow, Russia. The Moldovan entry was selected through *Internal Selection* by Moldovan broadcaster (TRM). Pasha Parfeny represented Moldova with the song "Haina Evei", which scored 29 points in the grand final and finished in 19th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Russian Bar in Moscow, Moldova was drawn to compete eighteenth in the grand final, following Albania and Lithuania preceding. Czech Republic placed 19th in the final, scoring 29 points.

In Moldova, the final was broadcast on TRM with commentary by the Head of Delegation Kubi. The Moldovan spokesperson revealing the result of the Moldovan vote in the final was Nicoleta Nucă
.

### Points awarded to Moldova

Final
 5 points

### Split voting results

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

## See also

* Moldova in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 2
Zoë

**Zoë Straub** (born 1 December 1996), known professionally as **Zoë** , stylized as **ZOË**, is an Austrian singer, songwriter and actress. She represented Austria with the song "Loin d'ici" in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 and placed thirteenth in the grand final.

## Life and career

### 1996–2014: Early life

Zoë Straub was born in the Austrian capital, Vienna, to musician parents, Christof Straub and Roumina Straub (born Wilfling), on 1 December 1996.

At the age of six, she featured in a song by her parents' musical project, Papermoon, called "Doop Doop (Baby Remix)". In 2007, Straub participated in the Austrian reality singing competition *Kiddy Contest*, where she covered "Engel ohne Flügel", originally performed by Mark Medlock, a German singer, while she was attending Lycée Français de Vienne (French High School of Vienna), where she studied for nine years.

### 2015–present: Career beginnings, *Debut* and Eurovision Song Contest

Straub appeared on ORF television series *Vorstadtweiber* in 2015. She also competed in the Austrian national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, where she eventually placed third with the song "Quel filou", written by Straub herself and her father, Christof Straub. She performed live at Rathausplatz while Vienna was serving as the host city of Eurovision Song Contest 2015. In October 2015, she released her début album *Debut.*

On 12 January 2016, she was announced as one of the participants of the Austrian national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, and on 12 February 2016 she emerged as the winner of the national final and therefore represented Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 with the song "Loin d'ici" in Stockholm, Sweden; qualified for the grand final where she placed 13th in total and 8th in televoting. On 29 April 2016, she released a reissued version of *Debut*.

## Personal life

She lives in Vienna with her boyfriend Kaspar Leuhusen whom she met in 2010.

## Discography

### Studio albums

 *Debut* | * Released: 23 October 2015
* Label: Global Rockstar Music
* Formats: CD, digital download

### Singles

 "Quel filou"
 "Mon cœur a trop aimé"
 "Loin d'ici"
 "La nuit des merveilles"

## Filmography

### Television

 2016

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Slovenia

**Slovenia** debuted in the first edition of Slavic Vision Song Contest.

## Contestants & Results

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete or was disqualified*

## Other Contests

### **Junior Slavic Vision Song Contest**

The contest is only for European artists under the age of 17. Slovenia debuted in the first edition and has so far been in all the editions. Their entries have all been selected through internal selections.
It's Your Call

Нико, подожди здесь, пока я обдеру всех там внутри. Черт, чуть не забыл. Даю тебе свой старый мобильник, мой новый номер там есть. Позвони, если нарисуются какие-нибудь албанцы на дерьмисто-бежевом Уилларде. Им-то я и задолжал. И полегче с ними, а то я тебя знаю, Нико Беллик.
*Вечно ты в долгах, Роман. Ничего не меняется. Всегда одно и то же.*

*Диалог Романа и Нико*

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**It's Your Call** — сюжетная миссия в игре Grand Theft Auto IV.

## Описание

 **СПОЙЛЕР!** *Push me! PUSH me! Не читайте текст ниже, если не хотите ещё спойлеров.*
Нико приходит в таксопарк к Роману и знакомится с его девушкой Мэллори. Чуть позже к ним присоединяется Влад Глебов, который напоминает Роману о долгах и "знакомится" с Нико. Роман предлагает ппокататься по городу и заглянуть в столярный магазинчик.

## Персонажи

Ниже представлен список персонажей, которые появляются/упоминаются в миссии:

* Нико Беллик  (Протагонист)
* Роман Беллик  (Босс)
* Мэллори Бардас  (Только в катсцене)
* Владимир Глебов  (Только в катсцене)
* Калем
* Бледар
Kazakhstan in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 2

**Kazakhstan** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 2** in Moscow, Russia. The Kazakh entry was selected through *Internal Selection* by Kazakh broadcaster (KRTC). Renzo represented Kazakhstan with the song "Bounce", which scored 44 points in the grand final and finished in 16th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Russian Bar in Moscow, Kazakhstan was drawn to compete ninth in the grand final, following Bosnia-Herzegovina and Ukraine preceding. Kazakhstan placed 16th in the final, scoring 44 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 Zhanar Dugalova.

### Points awarded to Kazakhstan

Final
* Lithuania
* Ukraine

### 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
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 2
Your Choice For Bulgaria 4

Presenter(s)
 Broadcaster
 Opening act
 Interval act
 Entries
 System
 Winner

Bulgaria took part in the fourh edition of the Slavic Vision Song Contest which was hosted in Lithuania. The country was represented by Deep Zone Project with the song "Magnet".

### **Semi Final**

The semi final of the selection took place between 24 February 2017 and 25 February 2017 in Sofia. The top six songs of the semi final competed in the Final. 10 entries competed in the semi final but later announced that the semi final will have 9 entries.

One day befor the semi final F.O. & Peeva announce that they will withdraw. Also the songs was previous preselected to compete in the third edition but later F.O. withdraw for health reasons.

### Final

The Final took place on 25 February 2017 in Sofia.12 countries voted as juries.

## International broadcasts and voting

### Voting and spokespersons

* Sergey Lazarev
* Éva Novodomszky
* Margaret
* Gjan
* Lenny
* Erga Halilaj
* Adam Ďurica
* Sergej Ćetković
* Yerzhan Zhunusov
* Jana Burčeska
* Helena Paparizou
* Petr Elfimov
Хронология деятельности участника DestrucTop

* **18 мая 2013** получил статусы бюрократа, администратора и откатчика, которыми обладает до сих пор

### Signs of Life Wiki

* Основал проект **27 декабря 2014 года**

### Subnautica Wiki

* Присоединился **9 июля 2016 года**
* **29 июля** того же года получил статусы бюрократа и администратора, которыми обладает и поныне

### Planet Centauri Wiki

* Присоединился **19 июня 2018 года** и в тот же день получил статус администратора. Сейчас также является администратором

### Vampyr Wiki

* Присоединился **29 сентября 2018 года**
* **30 сентября** того же года получил статус администратора
* **9 октября** того же года лишился своего статуса
List of host cities of the Slavic Vision Song Contest

This page is a **list of cities and venues that have hosted the Slavic Vision Song Contest**, one or more times. Future venues are shown in *italics*. Since the second edition, the host city has customarily been in the winner country of the previous year.

To date, there is no city to have hosted the contest more than once.

## See also

* List of countries in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest winners
* List of languages in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* List of Slavic Vision Song Contest presenters
Turkey in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Turkey** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Turkish entry was selected through *Internal selection*, organised by Turkish broadcaster (TRT). Gülşen represented Turkey with the song "Dan Dan" which scored 56 points in the grand final and finished in 13th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Turkey was drawn to compete fourteenth in the grand final, Romania following and Poland preceding. Turkey placed 13th in the final, scoring 56 points.

In Turkey, the final was broadcast on TRT with commentary by the Head of Delegation. The Turkish spokesperson revealing the result of the Turkish vote in the final was Burak Çelik Vücut.

### Points awarded to Turkey

Final
* Croatia
 5 points
* Poland
* Romania
* 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

* Turkey in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
Bleed Out

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**Bleed Out** — сюжетная миссия в игре Grand Theft Auto IV.

## Описание

 **СПОЙЛЕР!** *Push me! PUSH me! Не читайте текст ниже, если не хотите ещё спойлеров.*
Спустя некоторое время после окончания предыдущей миссии Роман позвонит Нико. Пугливым голосом Роман объясняет что албанцы прижали его на спортплощадке и ему конечно же нужна помощь брата. Нико спешит выручать кузена. В процессе прохождения миссии игрока научат базовым и продвинутым приёмам рукопашного боя.

## Персонажи

Ниже представлен список персонажей, которые появляются/упоминаются в миссии:

* Нико Беллик  (Протагонист)
* Роман Беллик  (Босс)
* Дардан (Цель/Убит)
* Калем
* Бледар
* Рэй Булгарин  (Упоминание)
Boban Rajović

**Boban Rajović** (born 25 December 1971) is a Danish-born Montenegrin singer popular in former Yugoslavia. Some of his big hit songs include "Usne boje vina" (*Lips the Color of Wine*) and "Provokacija" (*Provocation*.) He has lived in Belgrade since 2000.

## Private life

Rajović was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, to parents that had migrated (see *gastarbeiter*) from Berane, modern-day Montenegro but then Yugoslavia. At 19 years of age he started singing in Yugoslav-owned cafés in Scandinavia. His family patron saint (*slava*) is Saint Basil of Ostrog. He moved to Belgrade, Serbia, in 2000 to record his first album. He remains there.

## Image

Rajović prefers the bald look and has been sporting it since his debut into the music world in the early 2000s.

## Discography

Studio albums
* *Boban* (2000)
* *Puklo srce* (*My Heart Exploded*, 2003)
* *Provokacija* (*Provocation*, 2006)
* *Usne boje vina* (*Lips the Color of Wine*, 2007)
* *Kosači* (*Mowers*, 2008)
* *Mijenjam* (*I'm Changing*, 2010)

Compilation albums
* *Najbolje do sada* (*The Best Until Now*, 2009)

As featured artist
* *Persijska princeza* (*Princess of Persia*, 2009) with Filip Filipi
* *Mandolins Cry*

Non-album singles
* *Ne vjerujem* (*I Don't Believe*, 2012)
* *Lijepa žena* (*Beautiful Woman*, 2013)
Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 4

**Slovakia** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 4** in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Slovakian entry was selected through internal selection by Slovakian broadcaster (RTV). Dara Rolins represented Slovakia with the song "Všetko Alebo Nič which scored 48 points in the grand final and finished in 20th place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Lithuania Hotel in Villnius, Slovakia was drawn to compete nineteenth in the grand final, following Slovenia and Bulgaria preceding. Slovakia placed 20th in the final, scoring 48 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 Adam Ďurica.

### Points awarded to Slovakia

Final
* Bosnia-Herzegovina
* Montenegro
 12 points
 5 points
* Slovenia
* Poland

## See also

* Slovakia in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 4
Easy Fare

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**Easy Fare** — сюжетная миссия в игре Grand Theft Auto IV.

## Описание

 **СПОЙЛЕР!** *Push me! PUSH me! Не читайте текст ниже, если не хотите ещё спойлеров.*
Нико приходит в таксопарк Романа и к своему сожалению обнаруживает там Влада, который тем временем заигрывает с Мэллори в отсутствие Романа. Позже приходит Роман и просит Нико подобрать его постоянного клиента Джермейна.

## Персонажи

Ниже представлен список персонажей, которые появляются/упоминаются в миссии:

* Нико Беллик  (Протагонист)
* Роман Беллик  (Босс)
* Мэллори Бардас  (Только в катсцене)
* Владимир Глебов  (Только в катсцене)
* Джермейн Эндрюс