Kënga Magjike 2005
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Kënga Magjike 07 was the seventh edition of the Albanian music contest Kënga Magjike and
took place in the Palace of Congresses in Tirana. There were two semi-finals (11 & 12 November 2005) and a final (13 November 2005). 31 songs competed for the win but only 14 made it to the final. In the end, Gentiana Ismajli won the first prize. Grupi Aurora was the runner-up. The winner was determined by the singers who voted for each other.
Results
Non-finalists
Voting procedure
The singers voted for each other to determine the ranking of the songs.
Jury decided the following prizes:
Çmimi I Kritikës (Critic's Prize)
Interpretimi Më I Mirë (Best Interpretation)
Çesk Zadeja (Çesk Zadeja)
Magjia E Parë (First Magic)
Televote decided the following prizes:
Kënga Hit (Hit Song)
Çmimi I Internetit (Internet Prize)
Çmimi I Publikut (Public's Prize)
Jury
President Of The Jury: Robert Radoja
Florin Klemendi
Opera Singer: Edit Mihali
Songwriter: Zhuliana Jorganxhi
Singer: Zana Çela
Enkel Demi
Singer: Irma Libohova
Singer, Composer, Songwriter: Pirro Çako
Songwriter: Floran Kondi (Dr. Flori)
Other prizes
Orchestra
Playback was used.
Guest artists
Yllka Mujo
Politicians
Majlinda Bregu
Monika Kryemadhi
Sang a version of Ardit Gjebrea's song "Dimëroj".
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