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18/May at 04:40

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Deep Zone and DJ Balthazar, Bulgaria 2008 - © Deep Zone
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The winners of VIP tickets for the Bulgarian party

Deep Zone project and DJ Balthazar conducted the draw for the 10 double VIP invitations for 10 lucky esctoday.com readers and their friends.

The Bulgarian party takes place on Monday 19 May, at 20.00, at the Euroclub. The following esctoday.com readers have won twoVIP invitations for the party each. As an added bonus, the winners will get and a copy of the "Album of the year" Deep Zone's debut album released recently in Bulgaria:

Peter Dijkstra
Mariete Fugee
Jeff Owen
Edwin Juha
Joseph Rocavila
Damir Kormaniosh
Thanassis Tsouvalas
Michael Evans
Evo Delgado Rivero
Robin Scott

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