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Cyprus: Hovig performs an Armenian song

April 1, 2017 By administrator

The Cypriot singer and 2017 representative, Hovig has accepted a challenge from the Armenian entrant Artsvik to sing in Armenian, after she sang a Cypriot song!

It all began when Artsvik performed a German song titled Das Wandern ist des Müllers Lust. After that, she challenged the German entrant Levina to sing in Armenian, something that she accepted! Then, Artsvik sang the Cypriot song To γιασεμίν (The Jasmine) and challenged Hovig to sing in her own language! He accepted it and the result is right below!

Hovig, who is also of Armenian descent, posted a video on his official Facebook page with him singing the Armenian song Yeraz im hayreni (My Dream Homeland) by Robert Amirkhanyan.

Hovig, with his entry Gravity, is set to participate 15th in the first semi-final of the 62nd Eurovision Song Contest. Under the flag of Cyprus, he is hoping for one ticket to the final of 13 May at the IEC in Kyiv, Ukraine.

source: http://esctoday.com/143679/cyprus-hovig-performs-armenian-song/

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Hovig Demirjian’s Eurovision 2017 song for Cyprus released

March 5, 2017 By administrator

Hovig Demirjian, a Cypriot performer of Armenian origin, who represents Cyprus at Eurovision Song Contest 2017, will perform the song Gravity, which has already been released.

Hovig will perform during the first Semi-Final on May 9. On the same day representative of Armenia Artsvik will also have a performance.

To note, this year Eurovision Song Contest is set to be held in Kyiv on 9, 11 and 13 May. A total of 43 countries take part in the contest. Artsvik (Artsvik Arutyunyan) has been selected to represent Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 through the show “Depi Evratesil” (To Eurovision).

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It’s an Armenian, Hovig who represent Cyprus in Eurovision-2017

October 22, 2016 By administrator

cyprus-hovegThis is an Armenian living in Cyprus, Hovig Demirchian (27 years) who sings under the name Hovig who represent Cyprus in the Eurovision-2017 to be held in Kiev (Ukraine) in May. This is the CyBC Cypriot television channel decided that Hovig represents Cyprus in Eurovision-2017. Hovig sing a song of Swede Thomas G. It will be presented shortly to the Cypriot television. In 2009 Hovig had participated in the X Factor Greek taking 7th place. Hovig had unsuccessfully tried twice to represent Cyprus at Eurovision. It is thus rewarded for his efforts.

Krikor Amirzayan

Filed Under: Articles, Events Tagged With: Armenian, Cyprus, Eurovision, hovig

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