South Alezian Song Festival 1973

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South Alezian Song Festival 1973
Dates
Final27th of July 1973
Host
VenueDoorsbreeken Theatre, Doorsbreekenstad, South Alezia
Presenter(s)Helena Louweerden
Musical directorAmien Hoesnariem
Directed byAdi Boerhanoeddin
Executive supervisorDima Lowenlijek
Executive producerHannah Van den Bosch
Host broadcasterRadio-Television South Alezia
Participants
Number of entries16
Vote
Voting systemEach television station sends in 10 juries with each voting for their favourite song.

South Alezian Song Festival 1973 (Dutch : Zuid-Alezische Songfestival, Indonesian: Festival Lagu Alezia Selatan) is the first edition of the short-lived South Alezian Song Festival. It was held on 27th of July 1973 in Doorsbreeken Theatre, the biggest theatre in South Alezia at the time and still holds the title now with seating reaching 6,700 people. It was said that this record was to be broken by ABA Doorsbreeken Theatre in July 2022.

The Song Festival came from the South Alezian government's desire to compete against the more famous North Alezian AleziRadio Festival of Songs. Even if North Alezia at the time was more closed off than South Alezia, North Alezian songs that won the festival eventually made its way to other countries like Carrelie and Japan. The Government of South Alezia fearing of North Alezian surprising domincance in music tried holding a song festival of its own.

The competition used a voting system similiar to the one used by ARFOS in its' earlier years. But instead of regions, the SASF has South Alezia's 19 television stations compete against each other. Initially, North Alezia was to compete, but then decided to withdrew considering the safety of the North Alezian delegation in Doorsbreekenstad. This situation was similiar as the time when South Alezia was about to compete in ARFOS. In this festival, songs are only allowed to be sung in either Indonesian or Dutch. This caused some controversy with singers in Southern Pantabang Islands who wanted to sing in Native Alezian. Native Alezian was eventually allowed the edition after.

Different from ARFOS, the SASF used a draw instead of the rankings of the previous edition's festival to decide the running order of the show. The running order was decided a week before the event, which is also the time when rehearsals and preparation for the event end.

Pariticipating Entries and Results

No. Station Singer Song Translation Language Place Points
01 Radio Maartscharij (RMAT) Emil Zauhar Terlalu Jauh Kau Pergi Too Far You've Gone Indonesian
02 Radio Alstenhuis (RALS) Nisroena Anheursijk Het Noordelijke Meisje The Northern Girl Dutch
03 Radio Doorsbreeken (RDBO) Limanur Andaina Anda You Indonesian
04 Trinistradio (TRIN) Felicia Alhaneuri Over jezelf About Yourself Dutch
05 Radio Sint-Maartenhuis (RSMA) Anni Rozali and Mahmud Yoesrizi Kebahagiaan Dikau Your Happiness Indonesian
06 Radio Selenhaarst (RSEL) Munawar Dami Aku Datang Dari Kota I Came from the City Indonesian
07 Radio Oost-Pantabang (ROPA) Grup Eniche Ingatan Memories Indonesian
08 Radio West-Pantabang (RWPA) Nisloera Dami Elwouanie De stip van het heelal The Dot of the Universe Dutch
09 Radio Nieuw-Ik-Ville (RNIK) Andrie Salheurie Perahu Kecilku My Little Boat Indonesian
10 Eislan Educatieve Radio (EERA) Salina Yudhastirawanti Zo donker, zo koud So dark, So cold Dutch
11 Marthabella Radio (MARA) Helga Zoalsteuwijk Tinggi Di Angkasa High Up in the Sky Indonesian
12 Buitense Eilanderadio (BUEI) Samuel Sandoelen Mijn eigen lot My Own Fate Dutch
13 Eenhorn Radio (NHRA) Hugh Reise van der Pieter De dag dat ik je afwijs The day I Reject You Dutch
14 Radio Budaya Maganian (RBMG) Madzoel Padjawan Mentari Sun Indonesian
15 Pusat Informasi Kapuani (PIKA) Anita Terisanti Jangan Sedih, Sayangku Don't Be Sad, My Darling Indonesian
16 Radio Chelsouwijk (RCHE) Yudhistirawan Adirya Arme jij Poor You Dutch