Elena Kuletskaya is rooting for the representative of Ukraine at Eurovision

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

The famous model and TV presenter Elena Kuletskaya again this year went to the Eurovision Song Contest. But in a completely different quality than two years ago. Now Kuletskaya, who still walks in the brides of the winner of the 2008 competition, has arrived as a journalist. In a conversation with her colleagues, the girl told about the personal favorites of the current competition, as well as about Dima Bilan's plans.

“I didn’t see the first part of the competition, but I just really liked it, I just took Alyosha from Ukraine by the heart, and I like Romanians. Maybe because they have a grand piano, from which I am expecting some kind of magical appearance,”Elena told Glomu.ru.

Recall that two years ago, at Eurovision-2008, which was held in Serbia, the model came as part of the Russian delegation and, together with Yana Rudkovskaya, supported Bilan.

Now Kuletskaya admits that the choice of Petr Nalich as a representative of our country was quite unexpected for her.

“Until recently, there was a doubt: Dima is not Dima, but then he still refused. But patriotism is present, I hope that Petya will perform with dignity. The song - the more you listen to it, the more you understand it, and aesthetically you like it more and more, I don't know how much he will be able to conquer the audience from the first and only performance in the final. But I hope that we will enter the top five,”Lena said.

Recall that at the beginning of the year, the winner of the 2006 and 2008 contests. Dima Bilan announced his desire to go to Eurovision for the third time. But then he changed his mind.

“I don’t see any point in participating in this competition yet,” Dima told Komsomolskaya Pravda upon arrival from Vancouver, where the Olympic Games were held. - If there is a desire, if, for example, the audience will very ardently support me and even propose, then I might think about it, maybe next year. This year, judging by the Olympics, which, of course, did not pass in the best way, a certain formula has emerged from such failures. I would not want to be in this rift of failure."