Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007

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Eurovision Song Contest 2007
Country Armenia
National selection
Selection processNational Final
Selection date(s)Semi-finals:
23 February 2007
24 February 2007
Final:
25 February 2007
Selected entrantHayko
Selected song"Anytime You Need"
Finals performance
Final result8th, 138 points
Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest
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Armenia was represented by Hayko in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with the song "Anytime You Need". The song was written and composed by Hayko and Karen Kavaleryan.

Before Eurovision

National final

ARMTV organised a national final in order to select the artist and song that will represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007. All three shows of the competition took place at the ARMTV studios and were hosted by Gohar Gasparyan and André.

Competing entries

ARMTV announced a public submission period with a deadline of 31 November 2006. From all songs submitted, a jury panel selected 20 songs for the competition, with the selected entrants being announced on 15 February 2007.[1]

Artist Song Composer(s)
Arina Hovhannisyan "Colour of My Tears" Arnold Fritzsch
Arshaluys Sargsyan "Togh vor aysor" Emil Svajyan, Arshaluys Sargsyan
Asta "My Story" Edgar Hakobyan
Emmy "You've Done It" Rafael Artesero
Erik "Togh qich chtva" Zara Petrosyan
Gevorg Martirosyan "Nor ughiner" Vahram Petrosyan, Sergey Grigoryan
Hariel Sando "Only Music Makes Me Strong" Harutyun Apresyan
Hayer "You Need a Girl" Brandon Stone
Hayko "Anytime You Need" Hayko, Karen Kavaleryan
Jacklina Tumanyan "Angel" Thomas Thörnholm, Michael Clauss, Dan Attlerud
Karine Asiryan "Your Heart Is Hot" Roman Ignatyev, Natalya Sidortsova, Anita Hakhverdyan
Lana Khachatryan "Hate When You're Gone" Emil Svajyan, Anush Manukyan
Marianna Hovhannisyan "I'll Prove I'm Stronger" Emil Svajyan, Anush Manukyan
Meri Voskanyan "Again, Again" Meri Voskanyan, Adam Kesselhaut
"Carry Me In" Meri Voskanyan, Adam Kesselhaut, Cande De Rouge
Nelly Poghosyan "So I Will Go" Arsen Adonts, Twana Rhodes
R.P. "Kapuyt trchun" Vahan Khachatryan, Hayk Harutyunyan, Arpine Shahnubaryan
Sargis Edwards "Rain" Sargis Edwards
Sergey Grigoryan "Qonn em" Sergey Grigoryan
Vo.X "I'm My Lover's" Aram Rian
Semi-final 1

The first semi-final took place on 23 February 2007. Three songs qualified to the final. The ten songs first faced a jury vote where two songs advanced: "My Story" performed by Asta and "Qonn em" performed by Sergey Grigoryan. An additional qualifier was selected from the remaining eight songs by a public SMS vote: "Colour of My Tears" performed by Arina Hovhannisyan.[2]

  Jury qualifier   Public vote qualifier

Semi-final 1 – 23 February 2007
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Jacklina Tumanyan "Angel" 178 5
2 Hariel Sando "Only Music Makes Me Strong" 36 9
3 R.P. "Kapuyt trchun" 98 7
4 Nelly Poghosyan "So I Will Go" 32 10
5 Gevorg Martirosyan "Nor ughiner" 210 3
6 Asta "My Story" 420 2
7 Arshaluys Sargsyan "Togh vor aysor" 131 6
8 Sergey Grigoryan "Qonn em" 72 8
9 Arina Hovhannisyan "Colour of My Tears" 634 1
10 Erik "Togh qich chtva" 196 4
Semi-final 2

The second semi-final took place on 24 February 2007. Three songs qualified to the final. The ten songs first faced a jury vote where two songs advanced: "Anytime You Need" performed by Hayko and "You've Done It" performed by Emmy. An additional qualifier was selected from the remaining eight songs by a public SMS vote: "Your Heart Is Hot" performed by Karine Asiryan.[2] "Carry Me In" performed by Meri Voskanyan also qualified to the final as a wildcard selected by the jury.

  Jury qualifier   Public vote qualifier

Semi-final 2 – 24 February 2007
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Hayer "You Need a Girl" 318 9
2 Meri Voskanyan "Again, Again" 633 7
3 Vo.X "I'm My Lover's" 210 10
4 Karine Asiryan "Your Heart Is Hot" 2,460 2
5 Sargis Edwards "Rain" 2,284 3
6 Marianna Hovhannisyan "I'll Prove I'm Stronger" 2,121 4
7 Hayko "Anytime You Need" 3,418 1
8 Meri Voskanyan "Carry Me In" 1,173 6
9 Emmy "You've Done It" 1,793 5
10 Lana Khachatryan "Hate When You're Gone" 544 8
Final

The final took place on 25 February 2007. The seven entries that qualified from the semi-finals performed and a jury exclusively selected the winner. A public SMS vote also took place during the show and was won by "Anytime You Need" performed by Hayko.

Final – 25 February 2007
Draw Artist Song Televote Place Result
1 Sergey Grigoryan "Qonn em" 142 7 Eliminated
2 Karine Asiryan "Your Heart Is Hot" 360 6 Eliminated
3 Emmy "You've Done It" 883 4 Eliminated
4 Asta "My Story" 689 5 Eliminated
5 Hayko "Anytime You Need" 5,170 1 Winner
6 Arina Hovhannisyan "Colour of My Tears" 1,034 3 Eliminated
7 Meri Voskanyan "Carry Me In" 3,133 2 Eliminated

At Eurovision

Armenia automatically qualified to the grand final, because it was on the top 10 last year. In the final, Hayko performed second last following Turkey and preceding the Moldova he finished in 8th place with 138 points it can be noted that while Armenia finished one point above Greece in 2006, they this time finished one point below them. With changes to the format of the competition coming into effect for 2008, Armenia would have to compete in one of two semi-finals for qualification into the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2008. As Armenia was not the winner of the 2007 Contest and was not a member of the Big Four, other results in the previous contest no longer pre-qualified nations to the final of the forthcoming contest.

Points awarded by Armenia

[3]

Points awarded to Armenia (final)
12 points 10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points
5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point

References

  1. ^ Iker, Zlatko (15 February 2007). "Armenia: Complete semi finals line-up". Esctoday.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  2. ^ a b "ARMENIAN SEMI-FINALS 2007".
  3. ^ Eurovision Song Contest 2007

See also