Eurovision continues to excite individuals not a lot with its mediocre songs, however with the scandals it consistently generates. This time, Slovaks and Macedonians went head-to-head.
Skopje accused Slovakia of stealing their music. The Slovaks replied that they wrote the music themselves and had by no means heard the Macedonian one. Issues are so critical that they went to court docket.
On the Slovak aspect, the music of the music “Horehronie” is the work of the composer Martin Kavulich, and the lyrics are by Kamil Petrai. The monitor was carried out by Kristina Pelakova. Nevertheless, in keeping with the Macedonians, it was plagiarized from the music “Oh, woman, woman” written by Yonche Hristovski.
The tune is hottest in Violetta Tomowska’s efficiency, though the late Toše Proeski’s model additionally gained nice reputation.
It appears that evidently the Macedonians, who in precept have claims even to the moon, will come out proper this time. In accordance with the Macedonian media, composers and managers, together with specialists from Switzerland and Turkey, consider that the Slovak singer’s music is plagiarism.
“The composition is just not stolen. I did not know Toše Proeski and I did not know that the music “Oi devoyche, devoyche” existed, says the writer of the music, Martin Kavulić.
The authors clarify the truth that the hit has unique motifs uncharacteristic of Slovakia with the affect of a singer of Arab origin. The composer beforehand labored on the pop album with oriental components by the artist Loba.
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