The 22nd International Festival of Arts “Slavianski Bazaar in Vitebsk 2013” pop song contest, which was held in Vitebsk, Belarus, officially closed on Monday.
The Grand Prix award of $15,000 was presented to the representative of Poland.
According to the rules of the second day of competitions, each performer had to sing a song in any Slavonic language. Following the competition performances, Armenia’s representative, The X Factor-Armenia winner Vrezh Kirakosyan garnered a total of 164 points.
To note, Kirakosyan performed successfully throughout the contest.
In addition, Armenian singer Raya Movsisyan, who represented Russia, received the special award for best performance of national theme and high-skilled performance.
To mention, Vrezh Kirakosyan plans to head to London to shoot his first music video.
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