Eurovision 2022: Representatives of Armenia and Estonia perform an Armenian song
The representatives of Armenian and Estonia at Eurovision Song Contest 2022 performed the Armenian song “Ov sirun, sirun.” The Public TV posted the video on Instagram , Armradio reports.
The representatives of Armenian and Estonia at Eurovision Song Contest 2022 performed the Armenian song “Ov sirun, sirun.” The Public TV posted the video on Instagram .
Rosa Linn and Stefan have both qualified for the Eurovision Grand Final to be held on May 14.
The Armenian entrant will perform 8th in the final, while Stefan will close the show.
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