"The 2008 Eurovision"

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The 2008 Eurovision was the 53th edition of the contest, which was hosted by Serbia. The semifinals were held on May 20 and May 22, and the great final was held on May 24 in the capital, Belgrade. Russia was declared to be a winner, with Dashima Bilhan and Hiro Believe, almost all countries received points. Serbia won the Eurovision contest after Maria Sharifovich's victory in Eurovision 2007 in Finland. The show was directed by Yubana Yankovic and singer Jacques Yuximovitch. Exceptionally, the competition facilitator had another role in it, with the poetry of Serbia in the worship contest by Yuximovich. The feature of the shows was called “The Twins.”

The website of the competition came up in January 2008. For the first time in the history of the Eurovision, the official site was broadcast live the Eurovision Song of various countries such as Norway, Cyprus and Greece.

In the contest, Russia won the singer Dima Bilhan. The competition made him a famous singer around the world. This is the second year in Ukraine, and the third place has arrived in Greece.

Israel
Israel represented a caveat with the song as if it were here.
Already in 2004, the words were written by Dana International and her personal manager, while the bread that was published for the 2008 Eurovision Song was composed by International alone, and was selected from five scattereds all in the performance of a cave, representing Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2008. Since the selection of the phosmon as representing Israel to the concert in Eurovision, it has undergone many changes in its structure and form of submission and a different one called The Fire in Your Eyes. The bell is mostly written in Hebrew, including a house in English.
In the first semifinals of the contest, he performed the puffmon and reached the fifth place, with 104 points, which he had given him a final. The final contest reached the ninth place, with 124 points.

The hall
Maria Sharifovich won Eurovision 2007 in Helsinki, Finland. Consequently, the competition took place in Belgrade Arena in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. Belgrade Arena is one of the largest halls in Europe and can accommodate 20,000 viewers. On 14 September 2007, the mayor of the Helsinki municipality gave the “Emerza key” to Belgrade. This ceremony is a tradition that began from the same year, which represents the transition of competition from the city to the city (so in 2009, the developers were transferred from Belgrade to Moscow, a year later from Moscow to Oslo and so on).

Due to problems and riots in Belgrade after the declaration of independence of Kosovo on February 22, 2008, the European Broadcasting Union was easy to move the competition to another country. Among the proposals was Ukraine, which reached the second place in Eurovision 2007. Another offer was Finland, a contest host last year. Greece also offered to host the contest. After a while, it was decided that Belgrade would remain the host of competition. The Serbian Broadcasting Authority has pledged to provide increased security for all visitors and competition participants. For example, in Albania, Croatia and Israel were kept.

Visual design
The Serbian Broadcasting Authority launched a contest aimed at finding the logo, theme and stage design of the 2008 contest. Finally, the theme of the contest was announced: "The Twins," which was composed of the location of the city of Belgrade, which prevails between two rivers - Sava and Danube. The selected logo was a solar key in blue and red ( Serbian flag colors) in the texture of Gosh colors, and designed by Boris Milkovich.

The passages between a song and a song (Saleng Eurasian: "Gloals") were presented as postcards. In videos it was possible to see the process of creating the flag of the country that was about to appear. In every postcard, a short story was presented referring to Belgrade and its residents. For each video, a short letter was written by the musician of the country. All the letters were written in the language of the country from which the