Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994
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It was recorded at the Magic Sound Production in Craiova and was released as a CD single in <entity_3> by Metro Records <entity_4>. The track represented <entity_4> in the <entity_0> in Dublin, Ireland after winning the pre-selection show <entity_1>. A CD of <entity_2> was released in <entity_3> by Metro Records <entity_4>, containing the tracks "When the Love Was In" and "Mother Mary" on different sides. On <entity_3>, the <entity_1> was held in order to select the Romanian entrant for the <entity_0>. Subsequently, <entity_2> was chosen to represent <entity_4> in the contest after the votes of five regional professional jury panels were combined. The <entity_0> took place at the Point Theatre in Dublin, Ireland, and the finals were held on <entity_3>. In <entity_3>, <entity_4> debuted in the contest and qualified for the final, where Bittman performed in 11th place, preceded by Estonia and followed by Malta.
['Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest']