Kyrgyzstan in the Turkvision Song Contest 2014

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Turkvision Song Contest 2014
CountryFlag of Kyrgyzstan.svg  Kyrgyzstan
National selection
Selection processNational final
Selection date(s)26 October 2014
Selected entrantNon-Stop
Selected song"Seze bil"
Selected songwriter(s)
  • Nazgul Toktokunova
  • Aman Berdzhibaev
  • Atkar Berdzhibaev
  • Kyalbek Kyrgyz
Finals performance
Semi-final resultQualified (6th, 190 points)
Final result4th, 196 points
Kyrgyzstan in the Turkvision Song Contest
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Kyrgyzstan participated in the Turkvision Song Contest 2014 in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia. The song "Seze bil" performed by Non-Stop was selected as the Kyrgyzstani entry for the contest in a national final. [1]

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Background

Kyrgyzstan had previously participated in the inaugural 2013 contest. Çoro represented Kyrgyzstan with the song "Tooluk kız" in Eskişehir, Turkey, placing eighth in the final. [2]

Before Turkvision

National final

Kyrgyzstani broadcaster KTRK organised a national final to select their entry for the contest, which consisted of a non-televised semi-final and a televised final on 26 October 2014. [3]

Semi-final

The semi-final jury consisted of five members: [4]

  • Raykhan Beyshenaliyeva – Composer
  • Gul'zinat Suranchiyeva – Singer
  • Erkin Meyerkanov – Composer
  • Zamira Moldosheva – Designer
  • Gul'nur Satylganova – People's Artist of the Kyrgyz Republic

Final

The final was held at 20:00 KGT (15:00 CET) on 26 October 2014 at the Kyrgyz State Philharmonic Society. Ten artists competed in the selection. [3] [5]

Final – 26 October 2014
ArtistSongJuryTelevoteTotalPlace
VotesPoints
Aybek Bakıtbekov"Biyikke" (Бийикке)483503.5051.505
The Dreamers"Jaydın keci" (Жайдын кечи)462282.2848.286
Perizat Dolotbakova"Kıyaldanuu" (Кыялдануу)34660.6634.669
Adilet Azimov"Ak küüm ay" (Ак күүм ай)485025.0253.023
Gulnara Toygonbayeva"Bakıt" (Бакыт)458078.0753.072
Non-Stop"Seze bil" (Сезе бил)502,69026.9076.901
Kayrat Primberdiyev"Janı jıldız" (Жаны жылдыз)416636.6347.637
Meerim Abdıkalıkova"Tan colpon" (Тан чолпон)34710.7134.718
Il'yaz Andaş"Süyüü kemesi" (Сүйүү кемеси)492992.9951.994
Mirlan Sagınbayev"Jalgan duylo" (Жалган дуйло)282142.1430.1410

Artist and song information

Non-Stop
OriginKyrgyzstan
Genres Pop
Years active2011–2018
Past members
  • Maksat Sadırbekov
  • Colpon Talıpbek

Non-Stop

Non-Stop (Kyrgyz : Нон-Стоп) was a Kyrgyzstani duo formed in 2011, consisting of members Maksat Sadırbekov and Colpon Talıpbek. [6] The duo disbanded in 2018. [7]

Discography

Singles
TitleYearRef.
"Seze bil" (Сезе бил)2014 [1]
"Aldaba" (Алдаба)2016 [8]

Seze bil

"Seze bil" (Kyrgyz : Сезе бил) is a song by Kyrgyzstani duo Non-Stop, composed by Nazgul Toktokunova, Aman Berdzhibaev and Atkar Berdzhibaev, and with lyrics by Kyalbek Kyrgyz. [9]

At Turkvision

Semi-final

Kyrgyzstan performed thirteenth in the semi-final on 19 November 2014, [10] placing sixth in a field of 25 countries with 190 points, thus qualifying for the final. [11]

Final

Kyrgyzstan performed seventh in the final on 21 November 2014, placing fourth in a field of 15 countries with 196 points.

Voting

The results were determined solely by jury voting. Each country was represented by one juror who gave each song, with the exception of their own country's song, between 1 and 10 points. [12] The Kyrgyzstani juror was Gulnur Satylganova. [13]

Points awarded to Kyrgyzstan

Points awarded to Kyrgyzstan (semi-final)
10 points9 points8 points7 points6 points
5 points4 points3 points2 points1 point
Points awarded to Kyrgyzstan (final)
10 points9 points8 points7 points6 points
5 points4 points3 points2 points1 point

Points awarded by Kyrgyzstan

Points awarded by Kyrgyzstan (semi-final)
10 points9 points8 points7 points6 points
5 points4 points3 points2 points1 point
Points awarded by Kyrgyzstan (final)
10 points9 points8 points7 points6 points
5 points4 points3 points2 points1 point

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