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Revision as of 16:26, 17 March 2012

"La La Love"
Song

LaLa Love is a song by Cypriot singer Ivi Adamou. It was chosen to represent Cyprus at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012.

Charts

Chart (2012) Peak
position
Greek Digital Singles Chart[1] 5
Qatar Airplay Chart 1

Before Eurovision

CyBC used an internal selection method to choose Ivi Adamou.[2] Ivi and her recoding company, Sony Music Greece, picked three songs to sing at the Cypriot national final, all of which are primarily written by foreign composers.[2] At the national final, which took place on 25 January 2012, the winning song would be determined by 50% televoting and 50% jury vote.[3]

In the end, "LaLa Love" was chosen to represent Cyprus in Eurovision Song Contest 2012.[4]

LaLa Love has become a hit in Qatar from the beginning, it spent 7 weeks at the top for the most requested song in 2012.

Results of the national final
No. Song Writers[5] Points[6] Place
1 "Call The Police" Lene Dissing, Jakob Glæsner, Mikko Tamminen 8 3rd
2 "Lala Love" Alex Papaconstantinou, Bjorn Djupstrom, Alexandra Zakka, Viktor Svensson 12 1st
3 "You Don't Belong Here" Niklas Jarl, Alexander Schold, Sharon Vaughn 10 2nd

At Eurovision

References

  1. ^ http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/charts/mixed/greece
  2. ^ a b Toronidis, Theofilos (5 November 2011). "Cyprus: Possible mid-January national final". ESCDaily.
  3. ^ Montebello, Edward (25 January 2011). "LIVE: Cypriot national final". ESCToday.
  4. ^ Montebello, Edward (25 January 2011). "Cyprus: Ivi Adamou will sing La la love in Baku". ESCToday.
  5. ^ Busa, Alexandru (6 January 2012). "Cyprus: Listen to Ivi's three Eurovision songs". ESCToday.
  6. ^ "Ivi with "La la love" to Baku". Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation. 26 January 2011. Template:Gr icon

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