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Jamala brings victory to Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. The winning song “1944” narrates Stalin’s deportation of Crimean Tatars of 1944.
Jamala performed in English and in Crimean Tatar. “1944” was written by Jamala herself and is based on her tragic family story. Her grand-grandmother Nazylkhan was among the Crimean Tatars deported in 1944. She lost one of her daughters. More about the song here.
#Jamala with the sister right after her great final performance at the #Eurovision ! Vote for #Ukraine ! pic.twitter.com/btTnH0MXzn
— Ukraine Front Lines (@EuromaidanPR) May 14, 2016
Jury’s cumulative voting placed Ukraine’s Jamala on the second place, audience voting granted her victory.
Watch Jamala’s performance in the Grand Final at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016.
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By the way, earlier this day Eurovision commentators awarded Jamala with the best artistic performance on Eurovision song contest 2016.
YES! Marcel Bezencon Award at #Eurovision – Best artistic performance goes to #Jamala! Vote for #Ukraine tonight! pic.twitter.com/5dpcY9LTq6
— Ukraine Front Lines (@EuromaidanPR) May 14, 2016
According to the contest’s rules next edition of Eurovision is hosted by the winning country. We’re waiting for you in Ukraine in 2017!
EMPR
Photo: Eurovision.tv
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