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 Radio International Goes .... South Africa meeting the
Eurovision Song Contest. After the success of the first series
last year Radio International is delighted to present to you the follow
on series. This is the third and final of three parts where Radio International broadcasts a series of shows
where you can hear the enthusiasm of South African artists recording
Eurovision Song Contest entries into Africaans. This truely is
something very special and we wish to thank Roy van der Merve, Neil and
Carel van Eden for contacting Radio International to make the
Eurovision Fans aware of this ongoing project and the interest int he
Eurovision Song Contest in South Africa.
For more information on the artists or the project contact
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or go to their Website at www.artistwarehouse.co.za
But now it is time to enjoy the show where we first play the original
entry to was at the Eurovision Song Contest which will be followed up
the artists from South Africa singing the song in Africaans.
The Third Series is already in the planning. :)
Happy Listening!
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This week Radio International goes once again to the San Remo Song Festival as we continue the series with Part 4.
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In this week's edition we take a look at the year 2002 which was staged in Tallin's Saku Suurhaal in Estonia and then the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest came to us from the Skonto Hall in Riga, Latvia. Enjoy listening to this Flashback in Eurovision history with the special stories around these two song contests.
Welcome to a brand new series on Radio International as we go to re-visit the CRAZY ZEROs or NAUGHTIES as they are also known as. JP is joined by Michael Goodrich in bringing you a pick of the best songs that represented their countries at the Eurovision Song Contest during the last 10 years.
In this edition it is the year 2000 which was staged in Stockholm's Globen Arena in Sweden and then 2001 came to us from the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, Denmark. Enjoy listening to this Flashback in Eurovision history.