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	Ruslana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1999 she worked on the Christmas musical Ostanne rizdvo 90th (The Last Christmas of the 90's), which won the Ukrainian Movie of the Year award.
		Her album Dyki Tantsi (Wild Dances) which was issued in 2003 went double platinum in Ukraine, selling over 200,000 copies.
		She won the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 with the song Wild Dances, which earned 280 points, receiving points from 34 of the 35 other countries participating in the contest (the exception being Switzerland whose own entry was eliminated after scoring no points in the semi-final).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ruslana (258 words)

	Fresh from her victory in the Euro-Vision Song Contest, Ruslana reflects on what's next (06/06/04)
		The Ukrainian pop singer grabbed the attention and votes of Europe's pop fans and won the contest with the song "Dyki Tantsi (Wild Dances)" and the frenetic choreography that accompanied it, to the surprise of most everyone.
		Ruslana has appeared on the musical stage since she was 3 years old and has performed in various ensembles from the age of 5.
		She received the honor last summer from the International Recording Industry for the album "Dyki Tantsi," just before she signed a recording contract with the London-based recording giant EMI.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2004/230407.shtml (1143 words)

	Ukrainian daily newspaper "The Day" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		She has recorded her chart-breaker “Dyki Tantsi” [Wild dancing] in Ukrainian and English and submitted the recording with a clip to the Eurovision organizing committee.
		Ruslana Lyzhychko will perform a combined version of the song on May 12 in Istanbul before a worldwide audience, who will decide how successful her choice of the song has been, casting their votes by phone and via the Internet.
		According to Ruslana, seeing madams in evening dresses and messieurs in tuxedos dancing away to “Dyki Tantsi” is a view to remember.
	www.den.ua /DIGEST/2004/15/den-ukr/du4.htm (416 words)

	Eurovision Song Contest: Ukraine - Ruslana gets the job
		Tantsi" (Wild Dances) sold 170 000 copies in Ukraine thus far.
		Her style is a combination of highland folk music and more contemporary styles.
		The Eurovision song, which though named Dyki Tantsi, was not included on the album of the same name has been written by Ruslana herself and is currently being recorded and will be made available shortly.
	www.doteurovision.com /phpnews/news.php?action=fullnews&id=217 (384 words)

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		In December 2002 Ruslana started work on a new album which she was invited to record at Peter Gabriel’s London ‘Real World’ studio.
		The album -- “Dyki tantsi” (“Wild Dances”) -- was released in Ukraine on 11 June 2003.
		By October that year, it had sold a record-breaking 100,000 copies and went Platinum.
	www.ruslanafanwebsite.com /bio.htm (1066 words)

	Daily news from Ukraine, soccer games, sports events, video music, concerts, movies. > Catalogue :: UkrainaTV.com
		The 4 original music videos from Ruslana CD - Dyki Tanci so long are : 1.
		In the first weeks after the Eurosong all got the popular new version of Ruslana's CD "Dyki Tanci" absolutely free if buying 1 or more others Ukranian CDs or Ruslana's first CD from 1998 with both Studio and Live songs.
		You get the 2 CDs delivered in a good CD posting paper box with you name and address on in your post box after 7-10 days over all in Europe, and after few days if you live near Ukraine.
	www.ukrainatv.com /eng/catalogue/MusicVideo/46.html (794 words)

	Latvians Online \| Printer-friendly format (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ruslana, as she is known in Ukraine, boasts two graduate degrees in music, according to her Web site.
		Her album Dyki tantsi (Wild Dances, released in June 2003) in 100 days achieved platinum status, which in Ukraine’s market means sale of 100,000 units.
		Of the songs already in the final, I only found two real contenders, with three more that are promising.
	www.latviansonline.com /columns/print.php?id=251_0_9_0 (870 words)

	Welcome to Ukraine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ukraine won the Eurovision Song Contest held in Istanbul, Turkey, on May 15.
		The Ukrainian singer Ruslana, a cult figure in Ukraine, accompanied by a group of dancers in warrior costumes gave the audience an eye-catching mix of frenetic dancing, skimpy leather costumes and passionate vocals in a song called “Dyki tantsi” (Wild Dances).
		Ruslana, one of Ukraine’s top stars, grabbed the crown, mustering 280 points from the televoting in the 36 participant countries.
	www.wumag.kiev.ua /index2.php?param=pgs20042/107 (619 words)

	EMI
		British music professionals became interested in Ruslana, and eventually she obtained an invitation to mix her future album at Real World, the British studio of Peter Gabriel.
		11 June 2003 was the date on which Ruslana’s new album “Dyki tantsi” (“Wild dances”) was released on the all-Ukrainian national level.
		The Wild Dances album was a modern combination of ethnic motives based on ancient Hutsul (Carpathian Mountains highlander’s) rhythms and dances, and modern trends in popular and rock music.
	www.virgin.se /artist_biografi_ovrigt.aspx?ssoid=2451 (924 words)

	Beyond Uber - March 2005 Archive
		Part 2 of Dyki Tantsi by Fiur and Vlamme posted on The Athenaeum (Beyond Uber Alt)
		Dyki Tantsi ~ Part 1 by Fiur and Vlamme posted on The Athenaeum.
		Dyki Tantsi by Fiur and Vlamme posted on The Athenaeum (Beyond Uber Alt)
	www.beyonduber.com /beyond_march2005.shtml (4747 words)

	TAK / Home / International Support / UCU Students' Open Letter / Supporting ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Two groups of them stopped in front of the sushi restaurant across the street to photograph themselves… like any tourist.
		In the background, the party started up again on Independence Square, with Ruslana the winner of the Eurovision competition energizing the crowd with her now ‘dyki tantsi’.
		Formerly associated with Yanukovych because of an ill-timed duet with the PM, she has also announced a personal hunger strike.
	www.ucu.edu.ua /tak/eng/support/letters/all;8 (1625 words)

	♪Ruslana,Dyki Tanci-Wild dances,CD/MP3/wma 2004 New 2005 Info♪ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Dyki Tanci - (Wild dances) - the most famous Ruslana ikrainian song
		One guy from estonia placed mp3 of Ruslana new Album "Dyki Tanci".
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	Ruslana forums :: What's the best song of Ruslana? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		When I first heard the "Dyki tantsi" album, "Znayu ya" was my favourite song.
		It was on the original release of the "Dyki tantsi", though I suspect if you order the album now you'll get the rereleased version with the remixes but without the video.
		but I guess that each song will have its own period like Dyki Tanci had for a long time....
	www.ruslana.com.ua /forum/index.php?action=vthread&forum=1&topic=596&page=1 (723 words)

	Ruslana. Wild Dances (Welcome to My Wild World). // www.UMKA.com.ua
		This is a follow-up to Ruslana's superb 'Dyki tantsi' album from last year.
		A lot of the songs will be familiar to anyone who already has 'Dyki tantsi' - some of these are English-language versions of songs that appeared in Ukrainian on 'Dyki tantsi', for example.
		However, there is enough new material to make this a highly enjoyable addition to anyone's CD collection.
	www.umka.com.ua /eng/catalogue/1261 (1192 words)

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