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== The Host City ==
Ljubljana is Slovenia's capital and largest city. It has been the cultural, educational, economic, political, and administrative center of independent Slovenia since 1991. Its central geographic location within Slovenia, transport connections, concentration of industry, scientific and research institutions, and cultural tradition are contributing factors to its leading position. It is known for its university population and green spaces, including expansive Tivoli Park. The curving Ljubljanica River, lined in outdoor cafes, divides the city's old town from its commercial hub. Ljubljana has many museums, including the National Museum of Slovenia, displaying historic exhibitions, and the Museum of Modern Art, home to 20th-century Slovene paintings and sculptures.
During antiquity, a Roman city called Emona stood in the area. Ljubljana itself was first mentioned in the first half of the 12th century. It was under Habsburg rule from the Middle Ages until the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918. Situated at the middle of a trade route between the northern Adriatic Sea and the Danube region, it was the historical capital of Carniola, a Slovene-inhabited part of the Habsburg Monarchy.
==The Venue==
Arena Stožice is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, which was opened in August 2010. It was designed by Slovenian Sadar Vuga d.o.o. architects and is the biggest indoor arena in the country. It lies in the Bežigrad district, north of the city centre. The arena is part of the Stožice Sports Park sports complex. The arena is the home ground of basketball club KK Olimpija, handball club RK Krim and for international matches of volleyball club ACH Volley from Bled. It held concerts from many well-known performers, for example: Joe Cocker, David Guetta, Sting...Capacity: 14 500 people.
==The Hosts==
Klemen Slakonja is a Slovenian actor, TV presenter and singer (mostly in his TV shows). He gained his popularity in a TV show Hri-Bar, where he imitated other popular Slovenian singers - for example: Anžej Dežan (click), Tomi Meglič from Siddharta (click) and many others. Later on, he became a TV presenter of a very popular Slovenian afternoon show - NLP. He left the show in 2009 to continue his acting career and became a member of SNG Drama (Slovene National Theatre). Nevertheless, he came back to television in 2011, when he hosted EMA 2011 (he also presented our votes on Eurovision 2011) and became a TV presenter of a Slovenian show - Misija Evrovizija, where we selected our performer for Eurovision 2012. He also hosted EMA 2012 and now he's reaching the high point is his career - FSC May 2012!
Katarina Čas is a Slovenian TV host, actor and model. She became known in the late 90's, when she started hosting some music TV shows for teenagers. She acted in many Slovenian TV shows and is especially known for her role in "Strasti" (translation: Passions) and "Prepisani" (translation: Copied). In 2011 she appeared in an Irish black comedy film - The Guard, where she played alongside Brendan Gleeson and Don Cheadle. She's currently a part of Croatian soap opera "Pod sretnom zvijezdom" (translation: Under the lucky star). Katarina is connected to Eurovision as well, because she presented the Slovenian votes in 2005. In May 2012 she'll put all her projects aside and fully concentrate on FSC May 2012!
==The Show==
Recap:
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Draw	FSC jury 	Performer 	Song 	Place	Points
01 	Bulgaria 	Elitsa Todorova ft. Gahl Sasson 	Svetlina 	26 	49
02 	Morocco 	Saad Lamjarred 	Salina 	41 	0 (-12)
03 	Hungary 	Magashegyi Underground 	Rázz Fel 	32 	33
04 	Russia 	Dasha Luxe 	Baby 	37 	21
05 	Mexico 	Lucero 	No me dejes ir 	30 	39
06 	Estonia 	Kerli 	Zero Gravity 	17 	61
07 	Slovenia 	Gal Gjurin 	Knjiga obrazov 	29 	40
08 	Cyprus 	Michalis Hatzigiannis 	Plai Plai 	5 	93
09 	Australia 	Delta Goodrem 	Sitting on Top of the World 	4 	99
10 	Albania 	Elvana Gjata 	Gjaku im 	9 	73
11 	Israel 	Sarai Giavty 	Into Your Heart 	8 	84
12 	Belarus 	Dima Koldun 	Nichego 	34 	27
13 	Norway 	Secret Garden 	Lament For a Frozen Flower 	3 	106
14 	Croatia 	Nina Badrić 	Dat ce nam Bog 	6 	93
15 	Denmark 	Kim Wagner 	The Song, Oh! 	24 	50
16 	Ireland 	Delorentos 	Did We Ever Really Try? 	14 	65
17 	Macedonia 	Viktorija Loba 	Volku, volku 	11 	72
18 	Sweden 	First Aid Kit 	Emmylou 	2 	130
19 	Ukraine 	Atmasfera 	Fly Away 	18 	59
20 	Belgium 	dEus 	Ghost 	22 	52
21 	Greece 	Filippos Pliatsikas 	Pou na pame 	40 	8
22 	Romania 	Ovi ft. Mika Raw 	One Day 	16 	63
23 	United Kingdom 	Alexandra Burke ft. Erick Morillo 	Elephant 	27 	46
24 	The Rest of the World 	Shary-an 	Read My Book 	33 	32
25 	Czech Republic 	Lenka Dusilová 	Mrazy 	28 	44
26 	USA 	Demi Lovato 	Give Your Heart a Break' 	7 	84
27 	Germany 	Glasperlenspiel 	Ich Bin Ich 	10 	73
28 	Serbia 	Ivana Pavković 	U senci istine 	20 	54
29 	Turkey 	Gökçe 	Ne Yapardım 	31 	34
30 	Bosnia & Herzegovina	Seka Aleksić 	Lom lom 	38 	16
31 	Spain 	La Oreja De Van Gogh 	Cometas por el cielo 	1 	140
32 	Poland 	Honey 	Sabotaż 	12 	66
33 	Taiwan 	VanNess Wu ft. Lee Junho (2PM) 	Undefeated 	35 	22
34 	Brazil 	Isabella Taviani 	Roda Gigante 	36 	22
35 	Portugal 	Pitt Broken 	For a Change 	19 	55
36 	Austria 	Kontrust 	Sock 'n' Doll 	13 	66
37 	Indonesia 	Citra Scholastika 	Pasti bisa 	39 	13
38 	Switzerland 	Christine Lauterburg 	Hinderem Berg und änet em See	25 	50
39 	Azerbaijan 	Sabina Babayeva 	Kohne mehlemiz 	21 	53
40 	Canada 	Dragonette 	Let It Go 	23 	50
40 	France 	Grand Corps Malade ft. Reda Taliani	Inch'Allah 	15 	65
==The Results==
==The Winner==
La Oreja De Van Gogh - Cometas por el cielo
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