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[ivanb]

Klangphonics sind echt geil...

 

[ivanb]

Klangphonics

 

[ivanb]

Klangphonics. White flower

 

[mabar]

Beautiful and I am just starting to see it.
Intervision Site

International contest. Large-scale show. Unity through music.
Top artists from across the globe come together on one stage to inspire and unite millions.
Participants:

 

[Ricardo]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1969518535131934885

 

[ivanb]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1969518535131934885

Certainly the 70's inspired musical icons, it helped define some of my emotional identity.

 

[mabar]

Beautiful and I am just starting to see it.
Intervision Site

I finished sawing it today, the most I liked were the participants from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Madagascar and Saudi Arabia. Loved the intro per country graphics.
Intervision winner pledges part of prize to charity

Vietnamese pop star Duc Phuc, who won this year’s Intervision song contest in Moscow on Saturday, has announced plans to donate part of his 30-million-ruble prize (around $358,000) money to charity.

The Hanoi-born artist won the Vietnamese version of The Voice in 2015 and has since released many hits in his home country, where he is widely recognized for his philanthropic work.

“I’ll share a little secret. I want to find a charitable foundation in Russia and donate the prize money I receive to it,” the singer said during an appearance on the show Let Them Talk on Channel One.


He also expressed his admiration for the music of the host country, saying it would be a great honor to collaborate with local artists and to write a song in Russian.

Phuc represented his country with the ballad ‘Phu Dong Thien Vuong’, which earned the highest scores from both the jury and the audience. It received 422 points, while the runners-up, the Nomad Trio from Kyrgyzstan, earned 373 points. Dana Al Meer of Qatar came in third with 369 points.

The contest was held at Live Arena, a major concert venue located just outside Moscow. This year’s Intervision brought together performers from more than 22 countries, including China, India, Cuba, Serbia, Egypt, Belarus, and Brazil.

Russia revived Intervision, a Soviet-era competition, after it was banned from the Eurovision Song Contest due to the Ukraine conflict.

Since then, Moscow has promoted it as an international event that aims to remain free from political influence.

Western journalists seemed too jealous, like Reuters or BBC, which can't help but rub salt in their wounds, like bitter ladies who weren't invited to the dance, whom asked Kiev? both?

Attempts to disrupt Intervision were made, but failed — Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister that Russia welcomes interest in the Intervision contest from Western journalists and observers

MOSCOW, September 21. /TASS/. Attempts to disrupt the Intervision international music contest through pressure on participants have failed, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.

"There were serious attempts to influence some participants and disrupt the contest, but they were unsuccessful," Lavrov said on Channel One.

He added that Russia welcomes interest in the Intervision contest from Western journalists and observers. "This is a wonderful event that brings together everyone who wants to stay updated and keep pace with developments in multinational, transcontinental art. We are glad to see our Western colleagues and journalists showing interest in the contest," he said.