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NETHERLANDS FIRST, RUSSIA SECOND AT JUNIOR EUROVISION
Kyiv Post
Nov 23 2009
Ukraine
Today at 10:22 | Interfax-Ukraine Ralf Mackenbach of the Netherlands
has emerged victorious from the 2009 Junior Eurovision song contest,
which has ended in Kyiv.
The 14 year-old Dutch singer of a song, "Click Clack," scored 121
points.
Katya Ryabova of Russia and Laura Hayrapetyan of Armenia share second
place, and each of them scored 116 points.
Ten year-old Laura Omloop of Belgium is in third place with 113 points.
Andranik Aleksanian of Ukraine is in fifth place and 13 year-old
Yura Demidovich of Minsk, Belarus, is in ninth place. Yura's song,
"The Magic Rabbit," has gained enormous blog popularity.
Minsk will host the Junior Eurovision 2010 song contest.
Kyiv Post
Nov 23 2009
Ukraine
Today at 10:22 | Interfax-Ukraine Ralf Mackenbach of the Netherlands
has emerged victorious from the 2009 Junior Eurovision song contest,
which has ended in Kyiv.
The 14 year-old Dutch singer of a song, "Click Clack," scored 121
points.
Katya Ryabova of Russia and Laura Hayrapetyan of Armenia share second
place, and each of them scored 116 points.
Ten year-old Laura Omloop of Belgium is in third place with 113 points.
Andranik Aleksanian of Ukraine is in fifth place and 13 year-old
Yura Demidovich of Minsk, Belarus, is in ninth place. Yura's song,
"The Magic Rabbit," has gained enormous blog popularity.
Minsk will host the Junior Eurovision 2010 song contest.