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Did You Know?

The next year, soon after the Danylko Theater’s concert tour “I Was Born for Love,” Andriy Danylko received the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine.In the late 1990s and early 2000s he hosted a talk show called "SV-show" ("SV" is an abbreviation for , which means sleeping car) on various Ukrainian television channels.Verka Serduchka was chosen to represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki, Finland, with the song "Dancing Lasha Tumbai" , and finished in second place.

At a humor contest in Poltava on 4 January 1991, he presented Verka Serduchka publicly for the first time.

One of the nationwide FM radio stations organized a protest action in February 2007 to express their disapproval with the selection of Serduchka to represent the country.

In early publicity, Serduchka claimed that "lasha tumbai" was an expression in the Mongolian language for "whipped cream".