This year's Armenian and Ukrainian entrants at the Eurovision Song Contest, respectively the sisters Inga and Anush and the Ukrainian Svetlana Loboda have some news to report to the readers of Eurovision.tv! 

The Ukrainian self-titled anti-crisis girl, Svetlana Loboda hasn't slowed down after performing at the 54th Eurovision Song Contest. She's continued ignoring the economic crisis and become even more successful!

One of the most successful Eurovision Song Contest countries of this millenium - Ukraine - was represented by a singer who called herself the 'anti-crisis girl' this time. Svetlana Loboda gave her best to get the crisis thoughts out of us with an extremely energetic performance with lots of props and achieved the twelfth place.

Ukrainian Anti-Crisis Girl Svetlana Loboda rehearsed her entry Be My Valentine for the second time today in Moscow. It was a show stopping performance on stage, and was filled with energetic dancing, gyrating and movement around the huge set.

Svetlana Loboda delivered an admirable show in her first rehearsal today. She appeared on one of three Hell Machines, which looked like big gear wheels. She wore a bandage on her left - a symbol for her campaign against familiar violence.