the song, accompanied by two guitarists and a drummer. The video bears a close resemblance to the video for the song "Jaded" by Aerosmith, in which many elements and characters, including the young female central to the story, are quite similar. Eurovision Song Contest The performance in Helsinki featured two backing dancers climbing on moveable walls. BBC commentary focused on Koldun's perceived similarities to Princess Diana. Prior to the contest Koldun led the biggest European tour ever made by any Eurovision participant appearing (and performing) all over Europe – Russia in the far east and Ireland, far west. As Belarus had not finished in the top 10 in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, the song had to compete in the semi-final. Here, it was performed fourth, following ' Evridiki with "Comme ci, comme ça" and preceding 's Eiríkur Hauksson with "Valentine Lost". The song received 176 points in the semi-final, placing fourth in a field of 28 and qualifying Belarus for the final. In the final, the song was performed third, following 's D'NASH with "I Love You Mi Vida" and preceding 's Dervish with "They Can't Stop the Spring". At the close of voting, it had received 145 points, placing sixth in a field of 24. It was noted on various Eurovision fan forums that the main string loop of the song was available commercially as "cinematic 11 orchestra 2" in the Cinematic volume of the Orchestral Series of Sony Sound Series libraries, although this apparently did not constitute a breach of Eurovision rules. Track listing "Work Your Magic" – 3:06 "Dai Mne Silu" – 3:06 "Work Your Magic" (Deep Zone Project Remix) – 4:35 "Work Your Magic" (Deep Zone Project short dance remix) – 2:38 "Work Your Magic" (Zoloto remix) – 4:00 "Dai Mne Silu" (Deep Zone Project remix) – 4:35 "Dai Mne Silu" (Deep Zone Project short dance remix) – 2:38 "Dai Mne Silu" (Zoloto remix) – 4:00 "Work Your Magic" (Karaoke version) – 3:06 DVD The Koldun Slideshow is a series of professional photographs displayed in a slide show form with "Work Your Magic" as a backing track. The video also shows Philip Kirkorov and the Eurovision logo (the Eurovision heart) with the Belarusian flag in its centre. The second disc included with "Work Your Magic" is a video DVD with the following three files: "Work Your Magic" music video "Dai Mne Silu" music video Koldun