The Turkish representative in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, Hadise, performed her song Düm Tek Tek together with three female and two male backing dancers in her first rehearsal today.
In the Turkish press conference, Hadise was asked if she would record a Turkish version of Düm Tek Tek some time in the future as well. She replied that, given the fact that the original English version of her song was already very popular in Belgium and in Turkey, she did not want to change anything in it. After her performance today, Hadise was asked if it wasn't unusual for a Turkish woman to appear on stage in a sexy way. She denied that, though, explaining that a lot of people all over Europe imagined Turkey to be totally different as it really is, and that everyone should visit Istanbul to see how Turkish women really dress, behave, and feel.
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