Kreisiraadio is an  very popular three-man team, who first met up in the city of Tartu. Having recognised each other’s hidden comedic desires Peeter Oja, Hannes Võrno and Tarmo Leinatamm immediately decided to crack some jokes and this is what they are still doing today. In April 1993, the trio started their radio careers and continued onto Estonian national television, and in many other places where people have tolerated them. They do not set limits in their activities and could care less about established practices. And this is why they have no real competitors in Estonia.

Kreisiraadio has tried their hand at everything during their lifetime. They have performed in opera, conducted a symphonic orchestra and acted in films, not to even mention their countless TV and radio performances. Kreisiraadio has a section named after it under the Estonian National Culture Fund and soon Kreisiraadio will publish a book and open a pub also called Kreisiraadio.

Hannes Võrno has a higher education in fashion design and is most widely known as a TV show host. For years, Hannes has been voted one of the best compères around. He is the host of the Estonian version of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" He has been a member of parliament and was recently awarded the rank of junior lieutenant by the President of the Republic of Estonia. Hannes is also a reserve army officer.

Peeter Oja is a  actor, who stopped working as an on-the-staff actor in the mid-1980s and has enjoyed the joys and sorrows of a freelancer now for a couple of decades. Peeter is one of the hosts of the most viewed socially critical ridicule show on an Estonian commercial TV channel and the recognised author of widely commented newspaper articles.

Tarmo Leinatamm is a orchestra conductor, whom the viewers of the 1996 and 1997 Eurovision Song Contest would have seen conducting the orchestra. Tarmo also finds time to host TV shows for almost ten years. Tarmo has also been a member of parliament. All counted, he has nine professions.

Once the trio announced their plans to enter the Estonian Eurovision selection, they became the hot favourites to take the Estonian ticket to Belgrade. They involved two songwriters which extensive Eurovision experience, to help them on their way. Priit Pajusaar has composed three previous Estonian Eurovision entries; Kaelakee Hääl (Sound of Necklace) which finished 5th in Oslo in 1996, "Diamond Of Night" which finished 6th in Jerusalem in 1999 and "Tii" which failed to qualify for the final in 2004. Priit has also been involved in several other songs in the Estonian national finals. Fellow songwriter Glen Pilvre was the co-composer of "Tii" and "Diamond Of Night" and his first experience of the Eurovision Song Contest came as a backing singer in 1996. 

"Leto Svet" was a controversial choice of winner in Estonia, as like in Ireland many people felt that the high public profile of the performers meant that a novelty song had an unfair advantage over musically more worthy songs in the selection. 

Unlike other novelty entries, the Estonian entry has not gained international attention and is not one of the favourites to qualify from the semi-final, perhaps because of its unfortunate position in the running order and the poor recent record of Estonia at Eurovision. The song has also failed to gain much support in internet fan polls.