Kënga Magjike 2003

Kënga Magjike 2003
Dates
Final date 23 November
Host
Venue Palace of Congresses, Tirana, Albania
Presenter(s) Ardit Gjebrea & Brigitte Nielsen
Participants
Number of entries 31 songs
Vote
Voting system Jury & Televote
Winning song Ema Bytyçi
Kënga Magjike
2003 • 2004►

Kënga Magjike 05 took place in the Palace of Congresses in Tirana, Albania. There were two semifinals (21 & 22 November 2003) and a final (23 November 2003). 31 songs competed for the win but only 17 made it to the final. In the end, Ema Bytyçi won the first prize. Aleksandër Gjoka was the runner-up. The amount of points for each singer was announced by each jury member.

Results

Rank Artist Song Points
1 Ema Bytyçi Ku Je Ti ?
2 Aleksandër Gjoka Kuturu ?
3 Albërie Hadërgjonaj Ti Nuk Je ?

Voting procedure

The jury voted based on a point system for most of the prizes, while the televote determined the "Public's Prize".

Jury

The jury this year was made up of all female members.

Other prizes

# Prize Translation Artist Song
1 Çmimi Alternativ Alternative Prize Etno Engjëjt nate
2 Magjia E Parë First Magic Floriana Muça per ty
3 Paraqitja Skenike Stage Presence Jonida Maliqi vetem nje nate
4 Kantautori Më I Mirë Best Songwriter Pirro Çako une ai ajo
5 Koleksioni Magjik Magic Collection The Dreams dua te te bind
6 Çeks Zadeja Çesk Zadeja Kujtim Prodani I'm From Tirana
7 Millennium Millennium Eri vertet a iluzion
8 RTV 21 RTV 21 Evis Mula Të Dua Ty
9 TV Klan TV Klan Julka te ndjej
10 Best Videoclip Best Videoclip Alketa Vejsiu & Florjan Mumajezi Merrmë Të Fundit Natë
11 Jon Muzic Jon Muzic Fitnete Tuda Si Muzika
12 Linda Association Linda Association Ledina Çelo Të Dua Se Je Ti
13 Çmimi Diskografik Discography Prize Produkt 28 trokas
14 Çmimi I Kritikës Critic's Prize Aleksandër Gjoka Kuturu
15 Çmimi I Tingullit Best Melody Ema Bytyçi Ku Je Ti
16 Çmimi I Interpretimit Best Interpretation Albërie Hadërgjonaj Ti Nuk Je
17 Çmimi I Publikut Public's Prize West Side Family hou cike

Orchestra

Playback was used.

Guest artists

Staff

Sources

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