All 2007 entries approved
The Eurovision Song Contest Reference Group approved all submissions of this year's competition.
All participating songs, with the exception of the United Kingdom's entry, of the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest were officially submitted to the organisers by the delegations at the meeting in Helsinki on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The Reference Group of the Eurovision Song Contest has now reviewed the songs and confirm that they all meet the criteria as stipulated in the EBU Rules for the Eurovision Song Contest. These criteria include the lyrics and music, the duration of each song, the number of performers, and their minimum age.
The Reference Group is a committee of experts established by the EBU Eurovision TV Committee to represent all the members of the European Broadcasting Union in the Eurovision Song Contest.
"This year’s contest promises a diversity of songs and genres. That is one of the most exciting aspects of the contest, as we will see a large variety of cultures come to life on stage," expressed Svante Stockselius, Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest.
All participating songs, with the exception of the United Kingdom's entry, of the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest were officially submitted to the organisers by the delegations at the meeting in Helsinki on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The Reference Group of the Eurovision Song Contest has now reviewed the songs and confirm that they all meet the criteria as stipulated in the EBU Rules for the Eurovision Song Contest. These criteria include the lyrics and music, the duration of each song, the number of performers, and their minimum age.
The Reference Group is a committee of experts established by the EBU Eurovision TV Committee to represent all the members of the European Broadcasting Union in the Eurovision Song Contest.
"This year’s contest promises a diversity of songs and genres. That is one of the most exciting aspects of the contest, as we will see a large variety of cultures come to life on stage," expressed Svante Stockselius, Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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