In 2004 RUSLANA represented UKRAINE at the Eurovision song contest with WILD DANCES.. It won the song contest that year. Continue reading LELEK FROM CROATIA COVERED THE 2004 EUROVISION WINNER FROM UKRAINE
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EUROVISION ENTRIES THAT HAVE TWO VERSIONS – UKRAINE 2004 ENGLISH/UKRAINIAN VERSION
I have, and probably will, continue for the entire 2026 to look at EUROVISION entries over the years that have two language versions – one the original language and two another language, in most cases English.
UKRAINE 2004 – WILD DANCES – RUSLANA
SUNG IN ENGLISH/UKRAINIAN
Featured image – Youtube
EUROVISION ENTRIES THAT HAVE TWO VERSIONS – UKRAINE 2004 UKRAINIAN VERSION
I have, and probably will, continue for the entire 2026 to look at EUROVISION entries over the years that have two language versions – one the original language and two another language, in most cases English.
UKRAINE 2004 – DYKI TANTSI – RUSLANA
SUNG IN UKRAINIAN
Featured image – Youtube
Ruslana back with ‘Buyna’
Ruslana returned recently with Buyna. Certainly a familiar type sound with that ‘Wild Dances’ influence.
Ruslana releases ‘Nova Radist’
Ruslana has released a song for hope and peace particularly at this time time of the year called Nova Radist (New Joy).
Open Up: Rotterdam 2020 – Ruslana photo on side of car…will we see more cars with Euro legends?!
You will see in the photo a car in the Netherlands with the Eurovision 2020 slogan – Open Up and Ruslana (winner of the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest for Ukraine).
ESC Covers wonders will we see more cars with Eurovision legends on them in Rotterdam.
Source: ESC Covers
EUROVISION COVER – WILD DANCES (Uzbek)
The 2004 Eurovision winner from Ukraine, WILD DANCES was covered by Ziyoda as SEVMAGANMAN in the Uzbek language.
Ruslana releases English and Ukrainian versions of her new brand new song
Ruslana performed her brand new single It’s Magical at the final of the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest. She has now released two official video clips. One is the English version and also the Ukrainian language version entitled Ya Lyublyu (I like). Ruslana wrote the song in collaboration with Andrii Oniskevych and Sandra Bjurman.
Ruslana won the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest for Ukraine with Wild Dances.
You can see both the English and Ukrainian language videos below.
Source: ESC Covers
ARTIST AND SONG ANNOUNCEMENT – UKRAINE
Artist and Song Announcement by Kyiv Eurettefriend (Designed by Carolina Añazgo Leo):
“I’m Kyiv Eurettefriend, and finally the country that i represent and gave Ruslana and Jamala the glory of winning Eurovision and the right to host it is choosing its Eurostar. I’m thankful for that, and i was busy doing lots of things to keep all the other Eurofriends happy! And how i’m doing this? With a cup of my famous homemade tea, of course! And for me, everyday is a tea party, literally!
By the song Contest! I’m so esc-cited to see how my country is having a national final. And finally, i can find out who’s defending the host country this year! Please, enjoy the show.” – By Kyiv Eurettefriend
Natsiionalni Vidbir 2017 final 18:00 CET
Official Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtj-o9gDhqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=yhdkJG8DMug
Ukraine Page at ESCKAZ: http://www.esckaz.com/2017/ukr.htm
FOUR EUROVISION WINNERS at the German selection
Four ESC winners will be present at the Eurovision Song Contest – Unser Song 2017 on 9 February in Cologne.
Lena, who is one of jury members, will be joined by NICOLE, Ruslana Lyzhychko and Conchita Wurst. The three singers will perform a Medley of Eurovision winning songs, but not their own. Ruslana will sing Euphoria of Loreen, Conchita will sing Satellite of Lena and Nicole – “Merci Chérie” of Udo Jürgens.
Nicole won in 1982 with Ein bisschien frieden
Ruslana won in 2004 with Wild dances
Lena won in 2010 with Satellite
Conchita won in 2014 with Rise like a phoenix
