What do I think of this?

Love it! This is how to do a bit of gypsy music. The Czechs should take note. Nelly are her troupe of arm-linking braced up dancers are sure to be having a wonderful time, prancing round the stage to this ethno clap-trap. It celebrates a form of dancing, usually in a circle and performed across the Balkans. This is the key here as it will get bucket-loads of votes from that particularly area of our wonderful Eurozone (and beyond). Hey (or should I say "He Hey"), even I may give it a vote. Everybody.."Rrrraaagh, he hey, he hey"

One autumn morning in a small village in the south of Moldova a young woman prayed to her god; she asked: "Give me, My God, a girl who would become a singer!". So on October, 28th 1974 in the village of ??nia in the Kantemirsky region, Nelly Ciobanu entered this life.
She is a bright, beautiful girl with captivating charisma; from her first moments on stage she has stunned her audiences with her unique ability to capture a hall with her resonant voice.

Eminent musicians were heard to say "This girl has a brilliant future". After the Sea of Friends competition in 1998, Nelly's silver voice echoed along the Black Sea coast of Yalta. She took the third prize in the contest and won the permanent devotion of the audience. The crowd enthusiastically bade farewell to "the Moldavian nightingale" with a standing ovation. All of Moldova held its breath as it watched Nelly's performance at the New Wave contest in Jürmala in 2003. Even though she won the second prize, all of the participants, spectators, and juries declared that the Moldavian singer Nelly Ciobanu was the most important discovery of the festival.

Three years ago Nelly became a happy mum, and she dedicates her performance in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 to her small daughter who became for her the most important audience in the world.