AleziRadio Festival of Songs 1995

AleziRadio Festival of Songs 1995
Dates
Final	16th of May 1995
Host
Venue	Aarenin Festivalipalaatsi, Aaren, DI
Presenter(s)	Daani Nalveni
Musical director	Usamah Yaavolainen
Directed by	Edith Karkolenskiy
Executive supervisor	Eltan Makolyenovich
Executive producer	Arikani Kaalvolainen
Host broadcaster	Radio Pyalivostok - Dayaain Saari
Participants
Number of entries	18
Vote
Voting system	Each region sends two juries and two public votes where each votes 1,3,5,7, and 10 for the best 5 songs

AleziRadio Festival of Songs 1995 is the thirty-eighth edition of the annual AleziRadio Festival of Songs. The competition was held as usual in 16th of May 1994 by the authorities of Radio Pyalivostok - Dayaain Saari. This is the second time Daya Island hosted the event after the victory of Miisa Kulvalainen with the song "Sydämeni yövalo". As of 1995, Daya Island is the only territory to have hosted the event.

The event was organized by Radio Pyalivostok - Dayaain Sari, which was a subsidiary of Radio Pyalivostok intended for supporting radio broadcast in Daya Island. They are also the only subsidiary-level member of AleziRadio to have hosted the AleziRadio Festival of Songs. Initially, doubts raised over Daya Island's ability to host, however Daya Island can host properly thanks to a debt of AZ$ 72,000 from their parent station, Radio Pyalivostok and the continued sponsorship from foreign company Coca-Cola.

Aaren is the smallest territorial city in North Alezia, hosting only 121,000 people living in it as of 1995, it's the smallest town and the only territorial city to have hosted the festival. Aaren is known for its hard accessibility. The only way to enter at that point was through either a ferry arriving at Aaren's Port, or through a small plane landing in Aaren Airstrip. Aaren is also the northernmost city who has hosted the festival.

The limited choices of a suitable place to host the competition created pessimistic nature of the outcome of the hosting. The team behind AleziRadio Festival of Songs 1995 (which had a specific name for the first time, this time codenamed Aarenuvaasin) initially decided to reuse Makalvan Theatre which has hosted the competition before. However, people went against this due to there being bigger venues and the Theatre at the time was still going to show a popular Alezian movie at the time called "Where To Go".

However, the team quickly realized that the annual Aarenfestival which is a one-week fair happening a week after ARFOS was coming up, and thus the AleziRadio committee contacted the Aarenfestival team and talked about holding ARFOS on the festival grounds, which "perhaps can be used for the opening segment of Aarenfestival".

The people behind Aarenfestival initially went against this as ARFOS might overshadow the show, however the chairman of the committee supported the idea saying that ARFOS might be the help needed to push Aarenfestival to national popularity status.

With the help of 3,000 Aarenians, 1,750 temporary seatings, an orchestra pit, a stage and three temporary rooms were completed and assembled on a semi-circle setting. The event was held outdoors, which means it was the second time that the competition was held outdoors after Pyalivostok did it in 1988, and the third to be held in a roofless area after 1961 and 1988.

The event was praised for being able to overcame the problems that surround it with pride. Critic Almahari Yalinda even said that "If there's a territory that can do something a region can, it's Daya Island".

Conductors

The list of conductors can be seen below.

Region	Conductor
Basna	Soeradi
Zafizamarrah	Andi Ansari
Pyalivostok	Lilyouna Dariyeva
Tel Hadiv	Marigold Hoffmann
Mosin-Nagan	Nerishtaura Immiranur
Bristol	Walter Shawn
Aramna	Misha Roubennais
Pantabang Islands	Lillea Aurie Dadon
Daya Island	Yalta Naaminen

Commentators

Region	Radio Broadcaster	Commentators
NATIONWIDE	AleziRadio	English: Azlain Hamisyan (AR-P1), Anria Marindaruddin (AR-TV1) Arabic : Mukhlis Hasdar (AR-P2), Nur Hasan Yusril (AR-TV1, broadcasted a day after the live competition)
Zafizamarrah	Radio Zafizamarrah	Arabic: Islan Haffizi (RZ-P1) Buginese: Andi Muhammad Yuzhari (RZ-PB)
Pantabang Islands	Radio Zafizamarrah / Pa'ana'taba'angi	Alezian : Ya'en Rama'i Dadon (RZ/P A) Dutch : Aalsterijk Sa'i'ue'i Salem (RZ/P Nederlandse)
Tel Hadiv	Radio Tel Hadiv - Yezateinu	Hebrew : Sheila Rayeshmaim (RTH-Y-P1)
Bristol	Royal Radio of Bristol	English : Dorothy Oxford-Anne (RRB) French : Alfonso Roubin (RFrB)
Pyalivostok	Radio Pyalivostok	Russian : Yovleyin Dabarnova (RP)
Basna	Radio Basna Raya	Indonesian : Isanda Ruhamaina (RBR)
Mosin-Nagan	Radio Tel Hadiv - Yezateinu / Mosinannaganyan	Georgian : Berlyan Madanoshvili (RTH-Y / MN)
Daya Island	Radio Pyalivostok / Dayain Saari	Finnish : Lisa Koorvinen (RP / DS) Swedish : Malko Yanselund (RP / DS / Svensk)
Aramna	Araminhaes Radioues	Aramnan : Ennie Loulavais (ARR)

Spokepersons

The Zafizamarranian votes were read on stage once again.

Region	Domicile	Spokespersons
Basna	Basna Kota	Isma'iluddin Salahuddin Marwahadi
Pyalivostok	Pyalivostokgrad	Zawarin Nelsonskovich Ibel Souzielyova
Zafizamarrah	Metropolitan Zafizamarrah	Andi Hazul Azulaini Intan Nairi
Bristol	Victoria	Eddie Hayne Elliot Saluier
Pantabang Islands	Bucinnois	Kalinda Da'udanda Salem Irlene A'uka'we'i Dadon
Tel Hadiv	Tel Hadiv	Meshrina Aveshner Albert Goldweissman
Daya Island	Aaren	Lisa Karkoinen Benjamin Voljanen
Mosin-Nagan	Trishi	Svikovi Rabanshvili Edelvessa Karinayan
Aramna	Las Araminhaes	Bourlie Darlainais Laisliendaiz Houbrenie

Participating Entries and Results

• "*" = the singer won the Independence Award which was held the day before the competition.
• The song for the Independence Award for the year was "Hear My Plea, My Alezia" by Huzri Awfar in 1954