Tri Martolod

Tri Martolod is a song by Nolwenn Leroy and is the LySC 24 entry for Panacer. It is also the first song in the contest to have been performed in Breton, a language spoken by some in the Brittany region of France. The song then went on to win the whole contest, with an astonishing 309 points, making it the most successful entry in the Lyrical Song Contest, and the best result for Panacer.
== The Song ==
Tri Martolod is a Breton folk song that dates back to the late 18th century. It has had many performers, although the most notable are Alan Stivell and Nolwenn Leroy. Tri Martolod translates to Three Sailors in English. Nolwenn Leroy's rendition of Tri Martolod was released in her 2011 album Bretonne.
The genre is classified as Celtic Folk.
== Lyrical Song Contest 24 ==
The song was selected as the LySC 24 entry for Panacer, and was allocated in Semifinal 2. Panacer was the 9th qualifier, to much praise from the rest of the world. It was then drawn second to perform in the final. Following a long voting period, the results were announced and with absolute joy, Panacer won the contest with a massive 309 points. 
The song received a massive amount of praise, and won by a 40 point margin, ahead of the . With the win, Panacer has the right to hold the 25th Anniversary contest in their capital Solúse. They also gained their first auto-qualification spot, therefore immediately advancing to the final in their own land.
Panacer also won the 2nd Semifinal, ahead of , who then came 4th in the final.
=== Reception ===
By far, Tri Martolod is the most accoladed Panacéré entry. Mentions and likes from , , , , , and were acknowledged.
== Charts ==
Country 	Peak
Arazonas 	1
Escogrecia 	5
Falcon Republics	1
Keyholeland 	1
Luir-Landodios 	2
Panacer (OMP) 	1
Parola 	5
World 	1
Category:Songs
Category:LSC 24 Songs