Bulgaria’s entrant in the 2016 Eurovision song contest, Poli Genova, will be the 8th performer in tonight’s schedule of the Grand Final. Poli will perform the song “If Love Was a Crime”, which was one of the 10 songs to reach the final from the...
Bulgaria’s entrant in the 2016 Eurovision song contest, Poli Genova, will be the 8th performer in tonight’s schedule of the Grand Final.
Poli will perform the song “If Love Was a Crime”, which was one of the 10 songs to reach the final from the semi-final on 12th of May.
According to the voting rules of the contest, viewers in the countries of the participating broadcasters can vote for their favourite songs, without the possibility of voting for the song representing their own country. Therefore it will not be possible to vote for the Bulgarian song from Bulgaria, but only for the rest of the participants.
Unlike the semi-finals, when only the participating countries had the possibility to vote, all the countries participating in the Eurovision contest will have the possibility to vote at the Grand Final.
Viewers in all countries taking part in the contest can cast their votes by telephone, SMS or using the official app, which can be downloaded from app.eurovision.tv.
The voting window opens after the last song has been performed, and ends 40 minutes later. Televoters determine 50% of the outcome.
The show will be broadcast live at 22:00 Bulgarian time on BNT1 and BNT HD.
Watch the video clip with the song "If Love Was a Crime".
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