Eduard Romanyuta takes Moldova to Eurovision Song Festival 2015

Moldova seems to be ready to go to Eurovision as it made its choice on February 28 when Ukrainian singer Eduard Romanyuta was appointed to represent the east-European country at this year’s edition of the continental music festival that will be held in Austria. Romanyuta claimed the national contest with the song “I Want Your Love“.

Eurovision 2015 is set to take place in Vienna, with semifinals running on 19 and 21 May and grand finale being disputed on May 23.

It turns out to be for the first time when Republic of Moldova is represented by a foreigner at the Eurovision Song Contest.

The unexpected outcome sparked discontent among the other participants who decided to boycott the winner. “It appears so obvious that almost everything was premeditated. Too bad… I feel ashamed,” wrote Pasha Parfeni on a social network.
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In September 2014, the director of the Ukrainian state television announced that his country won’t take part at the 60th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest because of the high costs and armed conflict that have destabilized the country’s eastern regions in recent months.

Video: Eduard Romanyuta – I want your love (Eurovision Moldavia)