During the Junior Eurovision Song Contest rehearsals today, our on site team caught up with the Lithuanian participant for a short interview after her second rehearsal.
Paulina Skrabytė is taking part in Junior Eurovision 2011 with the song Debesys. You can check the interview of Paulina with our website below.
Hello Paulina we are from OGAE Armenia and ESCDaily.com who are delivering news for Eurovision fans all around the world. And how are you feeling here in Armenia? Do you like the country and what about your first impressions?
Paulina Skrabytė: I like Armenia very much. We already visited many important places like the Armenian Genocide memorial and museum. Also we’ve been in contemporary and modern art center in Cascade. And we also visited the Monastery of Geghard and the priests blessed us there.
And what about your stage, the lights? Do you like them?
Paulina Skrabytė: I like everything very much. This stage and the lights are great. I’m very happy to be here
OK. And are we going to expect some additional things during the show?
Paulina Skrabytė: Of course today have been dressed in our rehearsal clothes and we will wear our stage outfit but all the rest at the stage will be the same.
Can you tell us a few things about the clothes that you will be wearing on stage on Saturday? As we see all your team has a very positive wearing!
Paulina Skrabytė: We wear the symbols of our country and green is the color which is most popular at Lithuanian fan, when people fan something as sport, music etc. they wear green clothes. And we kept this tradition in Eurovision so we wear this clothes. Also this clothes had colors of our flag.
So Paulina do you have any favorites in this contests or you think that your song is the best?
Paulina Skrabytė: Unfortunately I can’t pick just one because I like them all, and for thinking that my song is the best I think that every participant, every performer thinks and hopes that his song is the best.
Ok. And finally what would you like to wish to other Eurovision participants?
Paulina Skrabytė: I wish them all good luck and to feel self-confident. And not to be upset, even if their score will not be very high because participation here is already the wining.
OK, thank you very much. We are glad to welcome you to Armenia!
Paulina Skrabytė: Thank You. Bye
Thank you Paulina! Bye!
Interview by: Helen Martirosyan & Khachatur Tovmasyan
