Comments on: Azure skies for Azerbaijan’s Eurovision

By: AA121

AA121 — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 12:02:00 +0000

Bravo, DANA!
but still i think we must do a lot untill all the truth comes out. I beleive that, this day is not so far.Azerbaijan in all his history has been strugling against hipocracy, jeleoucy. What I like in Azerbaijan, that nation they are so modest, simple,kind, with well manners, they never bring themselve down to the level of their enemy. They are keeping safe their folk and music after so many years of invasions by arabs, persians and russian.They have so rich culture,specially music,that is why it is normal to face so much jeleoucy from other countries which they can not bare it.
GOOG LUCK, AZERBAIJAN!

By: Dana

Dana — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:31:28 +0000

Exactly!!! Why do Armenians act soooo dumb?? Is it not them who stole land from Azerbaijan, is it not them who claim that Azeri instruments are theirs and is it not them who say Azeri folk songs belong to them?? They r just a nation of fraud, made of bits and pieces of different countries’ culture. I don’t even understand what they want from Azerbaijan!! They have taken a lot from Azerbaijan and they still blame Azeris and accuse Azeris. It makes no sense!! Wot more do they want?? Armenians are a nation who cannot admit the truth. HAHAHAHAHAH “gio” you r a joker!!! U r saying that Azerbaijan has no culture of its own and it was the soviet republic that created it. Well if u were intelligent enough, u would have known that way before USSR, Azerbaijan was a well cilivised country with its own rich culture and traditions. You Armenians make me laugh sooo much, cos u r soo not well not informed. Don’t u learn anything. I think u should just get over yourselves, but do carry on with your silly comments cos it just makes me crack up!! LOL Anway enough of that!! GOOD LUCK FROM ENGLAND, ELNUR!!!

By: Beyonce

Beyonce — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 15:39:45 +0000

Armenia has no culture!!!!!! They are can only steal Azerbaijanian music and culture!!!!!!!!.

By: ZARA

ZARA — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 10:53:38 +0000

If Armenia has wealthy curtural heritage ,why Armenian singers friquently infringe the copyrights of Azeri composers by stealing our folk songs ?

By: ZARA

ZARA — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 10:46:43 +0000

People, There is no need to insult eachother.
I think that every educated peson should know what is Azerbaijan and how rich is its culture. If somebody doesn’t know that or doesn’t want to know , it just shows his illeteracy.

By: ParazzziT

ParazzziT — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 07:42:21 +0000

Do not draw attention!!!
Armenia has no culture. They are can only steal Azerbaijanian music and culture.

By: Ayten Baghirova

Ayten Baghirova — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:16:39 +0000

Azerbaijan is a part of Eastern Europe, and as it was mentioned here before, is a member of CE and UEFA. And, now, finally, joins the Eurovision, too. It’s actually a shame that so little is known about my country in Europe, so at least now we can share our music. Yes, there are cultural differences, but you have to visit Baku (the capital) and find the fascinating similarities with European culture as well. And by the way, women are well educated, independent, and they are present in every aspect of social, political and economic life of the country.

By: Baku

Baku — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 03:07:45 +0000

gio
you are armenian FRAUD !!!

By: gio

gio — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:45:26 +0000

Azerbaijan has no own culture.
This folk was made by the Soviet Government.
They can just steal music from Armenia , Georgia and Iran.

By: Frozzen

Frozzen — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:25:10 +0000

Hi Dana,
Thank you for your note. True, Azerbaijan has long been a member of the CE, and indeed, it IS part of Europe in political terms. (don’t dare to discuss the geographical dimension). Fair enough for the opening part and I agree I have to read more on the country’s history and modern life. Perhaps I was all too agitated after the documentary I saw about one of its neighbouring countries, and true, I kinda jumped at a conclusion. But you also have to admit that I’m well-meaning saying “the cultural difference is fascinating and definitely worth seeing”. Perhaps the news about the new format of the Contest influenced me a lot too – a modest measure to deal with the huge number of participants. I’m more and more happy when I see new countries joining in, and doing our best to keep the oldest ones as well. Thanks for your comment and keep an eye on Eurovision.