Russia in the Turkvision Song Contest

The debut of Russia in the Turkvision Song Contest was originally announced as taking place at the Turkvision Song Contest 2013. However, upon the publication of the finalised participation list, Russia no longer appeared as taking part. Although, several Federal subjects of Russia, have competed in the Turkvision Song Contest ever since its inaugural contest in .

History

Russia was originally published as scheduled to make their debut in the Turkvision Song Contest 2013 in Eskişehir, Turkey. However, upon the publication of the finalised list, they were no longer on the list, although some of Russia's federal regions were listed and have continued to participate ever since.

Federal subjects of Russia in the Turkvision Song Contest

Participants from Turkic-speaking and Turkic countries or regions are eligible to compete in the annual Turkvision Song Contests. Twenty-four countries and regions took part in the of Turkvision.

Russia were on the original list of participating countries for the inaugural contest in 2013 only to disappear for undisclosed reasons upon the publication of the final line-up of nations. The table below shows the list of Federal subjects of Russia who have competed in the Turkvision Song Contest as individual regional acts.

Table key

Country

Débutante year

Withdrawing year

Returning year

Entries

Wins

Hosts

Broadcaster(s)

Altai Republic

1

0

0

STRC "Altai Mountains"

2

0

0

Kuray Television

Chuvashia

0

0

0

Dagestan

0

0

0

GTRK Dagestan

Kabardino-Balkaria

2

0

0

GTRK Kabardino-Balkaria TV

Karachay-Cherkessia

2

0

0

Arkhyz 24

Kemerovo

1

0

0

VGTRK

Khakassia

2

0

0

VGTRK

Kumyk

0

0

0

МКО Qumuqlar

Moscow

1

0

0

VGTRK

Stavropol Krai

0

0

0

VGTRK

2

0

1

Maydan Television

2

0

0

VGTRK

Yakutia

2

0

0

VGTRK

See also

  • Russia in the Eurovision Dance Contest
  • Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest
  • Russia in the Eurovision Young Dancers
  • Russia in the Eurovision Young Musicians
  • Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest

Notes and references

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