Poll Results: The Mad Show Boys Should Win in Latvia
If Wiwi’s readers have their way, then the Mad Show Boys will win Eirodziesma 2012—Latvia’s national selection for Eurovision. Their song “Music Thief” has become a fan favorite for its…
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Eurovision 2012 Poll Standings: Your Picks for Austria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Latvia and Malta
National selection season is well under way, and you guys have cast hundreds of votes in our various polls to determine who should compete at Eurovision 2012. All of these…
Eirodziesma 2012: Which Finalist Should Represent Latvia at Eurovision? Vote Now!
Latvia’s two semi-finals for Eirodzesma, its national selection contest, are now complete. You can watch all of the finalists below and also vote in our poll. Wiwi gives 12 points…
Latvia: “Music Thief” Lyrics Skewer Plagiarism and Pop
ROTFLMAO!! Latvia has not yet revealed the artists competing at Eirodziesma 2012, but it has revealed the songs. The entry called “Music Thief” had Wiwi, Vebooboo and Ms Kitty in…
Eirodziesma 2012: Listen to the Semi-Finalists in Latvia
The race to represent Latvia at Eurovision 2012 is in full swing. On Oct. 20, the Latvian state broadcaster posted 69 entries online. Voters in 74 countries—including Britain, Brazil and India—listened…
“Moondog” Lyrics / Translation— Amanda Bashmakova (Latvia, Junior Eurovision 2011)
Watch the official preview video of Amanda Bashmakova’s “Moondog.” Lyrics (in English) follow the video.
Latvia: Results of Semi-Final #1
Latvia’s Aisha was a lyrical trainwreck at Eurovision 2010 (“”Why does the wind still blow and blood still leak? So many questions now and no reply. What for do people…
Listen to Latvia’s 2011 Eirodziesma Semi-Finalists
Last year Latvia’s Aisha had the worst lyrics at Eurovision. Her turn at existentialism made absolutely no sense. “What for are we dreaming?/ What for are we losing? Only Mr God…
“What For? (Only Mr. God Knows)” Lyrics — Aisha (Eurovision 2010, Latvia)
“What For? (Only Mr. God Knows)” Lyrics — Aisha (Eurovision 2010, Latvia)
“Probka” Lyrics / Translation — Intars Busulis (Latvia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Intars Busulis’ “Probka”—Latvia’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Intars finished 19th in the first semi-final (that’s last place) with 7 points.