Worldvision

The Worldvision Song (Musician) Contest is an annual competition held among many of the countries of the world. Each participating country that year submits a song/musician to be performed on live television and radio and then casts votes for the other countries' songs/musicians to determine the most popular song/musician in the competition. Since its debut in 1990, it has become one of the most popular televised events in the world.
==Worldvision Song Contest==
Year	Country	Performer 	Song 	Points	Margin	Runners-up	Host city
1990	 	Anne-Marie Godderf	"Wohltat" 	206 	30 	 	Malmö,
1991	 	Cecelia Rout 	"Avez-vous confiance en moi"	189 	14 	 	Berlin,
1992	 	Jade Cornwall 	"Howl" 	194 	21 	 	Paris,
1993	 	Alessandra Galdi 	"Divino" 	96 	11 	 	London,
1994	 	Deffer Fill 	"Fiatalok tagyunk" 	81 	22 	 	Venice,
1995	 	Werther Man 	"See the Light" 	94 	2 	 	Budapest,
1996	 	Yuliya Goryona 	"Lioness" 	111 	23 	 	Helsinki,
1997	 	Alina Goronzova 	"Я слышу твой голос" 	140 	25 	 	Manik,
1998	 	Lana 	"Return to Wonderland" 	141 	11 	 	Moscow,
1999	 	Emilé Conroy 	"Video Games" 	154 	21 	 	Cologne,
2000	? 	? 	"?" 	? 	? 	? 	Copenhagen,
==Worldvision Musician Contest==
Year	Country	Performer 	Instrument	Runners-up	Host city
1999	 	Brigit Derhum 	Piano 	 	Vienna,
2000	 	Gabrielle Collit 	Saxophone 	 	Graz,
2001	 	Martyna Ronnik 	Percussion	 	Linz,
2002	 	Tjarenad Almond 	Piano 	 	Slazburg,
2003	 	Marianna Matos 	Piano 	 	Oslo,
2004	 	Jana Shvoader 	Piano 	 	Madrid,
2005	 	Serena Meschino 	Piano 	 	Berlin,
2006	 	Carola Bjœrvik 	Piano 	 	New York City,
2007	 	Keisha Burboun 	Flute 	 	Bergen,
2008	 	Karoline Petrussman	Harmonica 	 	Glasgow,
2009	? 	? 	? 	? 	Innsbruck,
Worldvision Song Contest 	Worldvision Song Contest
Countries in the Worldvision Song Contest	Countries in the Worldvision Song Contest
Active 	Austria - Australia - Azerbaijan - Belarus - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - Germany - Hungary - Ireland - Italy - Japan - Latvia - Moldova - Montenegro - Norway - Poland - Romania - San Marino - Serbia - South Korea - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Ukraine - United Kingdom - United States
Inactive 	Belgium - Brazil
Former 	China - The Netherlands - Slovakia
Newcomers 	Czech Republic - Iceland
Host cities 	Host cities
1990s 	Malmö - Berlin - Paris - London - Venice - Budapest -Helsinki - Manik - Moscow - Cologne
2000s 	Copenhagen