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Tonight: Armenia Decides!

Tonight is the night for Armenia! Out of 12 songs, the Armenians will select their entry for Rotterdam 2020 tonight. The show, hosted by Gohar Gasparyan, will start at 19:00 CET. You can watch it here and here.  The contestants will be:

  • Agop, “Butterflies”
  • Karina EVN, “Why?”
  • Hayk Music, “What it is to be in love”
  • Erna Tamazyan, “Life faces”
  • Eva Rida, “No love”
  • Athena Manoukian, “Chains on you”
  • Gabriel Jeeg, “It’s your turn”
  • Sergey & Nikolay Arutyunov, “Ha, take a step”
  • Miriam Baghdasaryan, “Run away”
  • Vladimir Arzumanyan, “What’s going on?”
  • Arthur Aleq, “Heaven”
  • Tokionine, “Save me”

The winner will be decided by 50% expert jury and 50% televoting. 

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