Tú decides: Astana

Tú decides was the first edition of the Spanish municipality competition, which selected Spain's city for the Country Contest 12. The competition was organised by (RTVE) and took place over a six-week period between 2018.
== Semi-finals ==
Tú decides will commence with four semi-finals, which will determine the eight cities that will advance directly to the final and the eight cities that will qualify to the Second Chance round.
=== Semi-final 1 ===
The first semi-final took place on 2018 at the in . A total of TBA votes were cast throughout the show.
Draw	Municipality	Votes 	Votes 	Votes 	Place	Result
Draw	Municipality	 	 	Total 	Place	Result
1 	Marbella 	293,923	141,790	435,713	1 	Final
2 	Frigiliana 	185,355	192,910	378,265	2 	Final
3 	Gaucín 	94,888 	— 	94,888 	6 	Out
4 	Arnuero 	36,863 	— 	36,863 	7 	Out
5 	Ourense 	148,920	132,571	281,491	3 	Second chance
6 	Burgos 	192,072	32,147 	224,219	4 	Second chance
7 	Córdoba 	124,054	80,007 	204,061	5 	Out
=== Semi-final 2 ===
The second semi-final took place on 2018 at in . A total of TBA votes were cast throughout the show.
Draw	Municipality	Votes 	Votes 	Votes 	Place	Result
Draw	Municipality	 	 	Total 	Place	Result
1 	Toledo 	302,196	206,584	508,780	1 	Final
2 	Guadalajara 	50,487 	— 	50,487 	7 	Out
3 	Valladolid 	51,804 	— 	51,804 	6 	Out
4 	León 	132,014	35,027 	167,041	5 	Out
5 	Lleida 	174,857	66,923 	241,780	4 	Second chance
6 	Besalú 	245,874	129,574	375,448	2 	Final
7 	Cuenca 	118,844	141,316	260,160	3 	Second chance
=== Semi-final 3 ===
The third semi-final took place on 2018 at in . A total of TBA votes were cast throughout the show.
Draw	Municipality 	Votes 	Votes 	Votes 	Place	Result
Draw	Municipality 	 	 	Total 	Place	Result
1 	Tarragona 	115,092	— 	115,092	6 	Out
2 	A Coruña 	176,763	158,818	335,581	3 	Second chance
3 	Santander 	276,619	119,472	396,091	1 	Final
4 	Almería 	162,601	66,964 	229,565	4 	Second chance
5 	Las Palmas 	131,645	31,095 	162,740	5 	Out
6 	Santa Cruz de Tenerife	187,236	203,075	390,311	2 	Final
7 	Melilla 	26,118 	— 	26,118 	7 	Out
=== Semi-final 4 ===
The fourth semi-final took place on 25 February 2017 at in . A total of TBA votes were cast throughout the show.
Draw	Municipality	Votes 	Votes 	Votes 	Place	Result
Draw	Municipality	 	 	Total 	Place	Result
1 	Córdoba 	332,615	266,835	599,450	1 	Final
2 	Segovia 	245,756	70,314 	316,070	2 	Final
3 	Cádiz 	125,866	84,897 	210,763	4 	Second chance
4 	Sitges 	173,131	107,449	280,580	3 	Second chance
5 	Huesca 	71,408 	— 	71,408 	6 	Out
6 	Logrono 	98,572 	49,930 	148,502	5 	Out
7 	Figueres 	28,728 	— 	28,728 	7 	Out
== Second Chance round ==
Second Chance round took place on 2018 at in . The duels were revealed following the fourth semi-final on 2018. A total of TBA votes were cast throughout the show.
Duel	Draw	Municipality	Votes	Result
I 	1 	Sitges 	76% 	Final
I 	2 	Lleida 	24% 	Out
II 	1 	Cádiz 	37% 	Out
II 	2 	Ourense 	63% 	Final
III 	1 	Burgos 	66% 	Final
III 	2 	A Coruña 	34% 	Out
IV 	1 	Almería 	74% 	Final
IV 	2 	Cuenca 	26% 	Out
=== Allocation ===
Pot 1	Pot 2	Pot 3	Pot 4
*Ourense
*Burgos	
*Lleida
*Cuenca	
*A Coruña
*Almería	
*Cádiz
*Sitges
The municipalities were allocated to pots with their respective semi-final second chance competitors. This is to prevent them from facing off the same municipality they already participated with in their semi-final.
== Final ==
The Final took place on 2018 at in . A total of TBA votes were cast. The host city of the Country Contest 11, , served as an interval act. Additionally, Spain's neighboring country and jury member, Portugal had as an interval act.
* Córdoba was awarded €3000 and the right to represent Spain in the Country Contest 12.
* Sitges and Almería were both awarded €1000 and the privilege to host a semi-final next edition.
Draw	Municipality 	Juries	Votes 	Percentage	Points	Total	Place	 	 	 	 	
Draw	Municipality 	Juries	1 	Sitges 	96 	Total	Place	402,454	15.4%	107	203	2
2 	Santa Cruz de Tenerife	118 	162,183	6.2% 	43 	161 	4 	 	 	 	 	
3 	Santander 	12 	92,104 	3.5% 	24 	36 	11 	 	 	 	 	
4 	Burgos 	40 	192,217	7.4% 	52 	92 	6 	 	 	 	 	
5 	Besalú 	8 	98,111 	3.8% 	26 	34 	12 	 	 	 	 	
6 	Almería 	104 	371,419	14.2% 	99 	203 	3 	 	 	 	 	
7 	Marbella 	72 	323,365	12.4% 	86 	158 	5 	 	 	 	 	
8 	Ourense 	54 	142,160	5.5% 	38 	92 	7 	 	 	 	 	
9 	Segovia 	20 	63,071 	2.4% 	17 	37 	10 	 	 	 	 	
10 	Toledo 	24 	158,179	6.1% 	42 	66 	9 	 	 	 	 	
11 	Córdoba 	132 	349,394	13.4% 	93 	225 	1 	 	 	 	 	
12 	Frigiliana 	16 	253,286	9.7% 	68 	84 	8 	 	 	 	 	
==Broadcast and ratings==
All six shows in the competition were televised live on and as well as streamed online via the broadcaster's streaming service TVE Live. The shows were also broadcast via radio on .
Show 	Date	Viewers (m)
Semi-final 1 	2018	5.92a
Semi-final 2 	2018	2.97a
Semi-final 3 	2018	3.52a
Semi-final 4 	2018	3.29a
Second Chance	2018	4.32a
Final 	2018	7.03a
== Country Contest 12 ==
The Country Contest 12 will take place at the in , and will consist of two semi-finals and a final in 2018. According to Country Contest rules, all nations with the exceptions of the top 6 of the previous edition are required to qualify from one of two semi-finals in order to compete for the final; the top ten countries from each semi-final progress to the final. Spain will be required to qualify from the TBA semi-final in order to take part in the final, Spain will perform in the TBA half of the TBA semifinal.
== Incidents ==
=== Santa Cruz de Tenerife televoting failure ===
In the final, Santa Cruz de Tenerife performed 2nd, which many claimed was a "big disadvantage." The jury voting saw the city achieve 118 points, just 14 points below the jury winner Córdoba. As this was happening, the city "prepared for its victory" as its delegation suspected a mass amount of televoting points. However, the city received just 43 points from the public (placing 7th with the public), pushing it to 4th place. This includes Almería, which had been under 161,000 votes behind the city in its semi-final. Additionally, cities such as Burgos and Sitges also passed it in the televoting despite not qualifying directly, although fans argued that this is due to the difference in quality of the semi-finals. The winner of its semifinal, Santander, also placed second to last with the televoting, juries and overall.