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Miro will represent Bulgaria at the Eurovision song contest 2010 in Oslo. Photo by BGNES
Five songs performed by the internally selected Bulgarian representative at the Eurovision song contest Miro Kostadinov were presented Sunday evening in a special show, broadcast on the national TV channel.
The five entries - “Eagle”, “Stay”, “You are Angel”,”Twist and Tango”, “My eyes on you” - will continue to be previewed and heard on TV and radio respectively for three full weeks and then on 28th February the national final that determines the selection of the Bulgarian entry will take place in Sofia.
The public will select the song that Miro will sing in the second semi-final by tele-voting and sms-voting.
This year BNT used an internal selection for the very first time following the abysmal participation last year when Krassimir Avramov ended with just seven points and placed sixteenth in the first semi-final.
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