In 2008 , Prikhodko released the single " Bezotvetno " , a duet with Meladze 's brother Valery Meladze . " Bezotvetno " went on to become Prikhodko 's breakout hit , reaching the top forty in Russia . In January 2009 , Prikhodko took part in the Ukrainain national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 . After frequent changes in plans , the Ukrainian competition was split into two rounds : a non-televised 30-song semi-final and a televised 15-song final . Prikhodko competed in the non-televised semi-final on 8 February 2009 with the song " Za tebe znov " . After the semi-final ended , it was revealed that Prikhodko had not qualified to the final . Prikhodko responded to the results by stating that the Ukrainian broadcaster UA : PBC was not transparent in the selection of the finalists , calling their integrity into question . It later emerged that Prikhodko had not performed " Za tebe znov " in the semi-final , and was actually disqualified from the competition for performing the non-competing song " Vsyo dlya tebya " . Prikhodko and her management stated that they were under the impression that the semi-final was simply a showcase of vocal capabilities , and that performing the potential Eurovision entry was not required . Prikhodko launched a formal complaint against the broadcaster for their handling of the event ; their complaint was supported by Meladze in addition to the Ukrainian singers Sofia Rotaru , Mykola Mozhovyy , and Tina Karol . As a result of her complaint , the televised final was postponed by a Kiev court . The court later ruled in Prikhodko 's favor , but she allowed the televised final to go ahead
Eurovision Song Contest 2009
Eurovision Song Contest 2009
Anastasia Prikhodko