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Kotoei Mitsuru

Kotoei Mitsuru (Born 1958 as Mitsuru Rindfleisch - Died 2018) was a Japanese sumo wrestler from Fussa, Japan. Born to an American father and a Japanese mother, he was introduced to sumo as a child, but did not consider joining the sport until he was recruited by Sadogatake-oyakata in 1974 and promptly joined his stable at the age of 16. Long considered a possible future yokozuna, he was a late bloomer, failing to score a winning record in his first two attempts at juryo and not reaching the highest makuuchi division until 8 years after his debut, he suffered from injuries which sent him back to the third highest makushita division, and he was not able to establish himself in the top division until his late 20s. he spent the next part of his career moving up and down the maegashira ranks, before winning a yusho in november 1989 at the rank of Maegashira 4. he achieved the bare minimum promotion requirements for ozeki, and did the same with yokozuna, finally being promoted after a record 100 tournaments. only achieving one winning score as a yokozuna, he was the only yokozuna to "achieve" a losing 6-9 record while ranked a yokozuna. He retired in November 1992, just three years after his surprise yusho, he became hanakago-oyakata after his retirement and was forced out of the sumo association after being found guilty of multiple accounts of tax fraud in 2012. He died in prison of a heart attack in 2018 at the age of 60. he famously shared a prison cell with fellow retired rikishi Asahimaru. He is often considered the worst yokozuna of all time.
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## 達城龍次

**達城龍次**（たつしろ　りゅうじ）は大井競馬場、東京都騎手会所属の騎手である。

祖父が川崎競馬の故・下山喜万多調教師。

来歴
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１９９６年４月１０日に高岩隆厩舎所属の騎手として

大井競馬、第４競争でカネショウサミットに騎乗しデビューする。

同年６月８日に大井競馬、第２競争でダイマツロビーに騎乗し初勝利を挙げた。

デビュー時には144cm・30kgで非常に軽いことでも知られていた。

現在の体重は肉体改造により48kgまでに増量した。

２００３年から約一年間アメリカで武者修行を経験。

２０１０年春から慶應義塾大学に進学し騎手業と両立しながら勉強を続けている。

２０１２年２月２７日に村上頼章厩舎から松浦備厩舎に移籍した。

同年１２月２７日付で松浦備厩舎から東京都騎手会所属（フリー）の騎手になる。

２０１９年１２月３日に大井競馬、第６競走で落馬し、左足の大腿骨骨折などの大怪我を負った。

２０２０年１２月７日に復帰、１２月８日の大井競馬、第２競走で昨年１１月１１日以来となる復帰後初勝利を挙げた。

成績
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* ２００３　海外初騎乗（アメリカ）
* ２００８　地方通算１００勝達成
* ２０１７　平成２８年南関東４競馬功労騎手賞
* ２０１７　JRA初騎乗
* ２０２１　地方通算５００勝達成
* ２０２３　地方通算６００勝達成
* ２０２３　2022TCK大賞騎乗技術賞
Sumo fiction Wikia

## Welcome to the Sumo fiction Wikia

Weirdest Wiki You Will Ever Find!
it is about the actient japaneese sport of sumo. but with a twist...

## Describe your topic

Sumo, an ancient Japanese sport originating some time from 20-80 BC. unlike much of the media you in America have probably seen about (unless you are in the 1980's or 90's, perhaps early 2000's, no?) it is not just 2 fat Japanese people trying to push each other out of a circle.
there are sumo wrestlers from around the world! there are sumo wrestlers from Europe, Brazil, Missouri, Hawaii, Mongolia, and even Egypt!
there are sumo wrestlers who only weigh 120 pounds! although sumo wrestlers can weigh up to (so far) 650 pounds! BUT! this wiki is about sumo events that didn't actually happen. (some of them did, but at different dates.) so if you know what sumo is or if you don't, please enjoy! Also, there are two kinds of rikishi you will see here, real ones with an altered career, or completely fictional ones.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

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Sekigawa Nikko

**Sekigawa Nikko** (関川 日光 born 11 November, 1896)  is a professional sumo wrestler from Ishinomaki, Tohoku, Japan. He made his debut in May 1913 and reached the top division in January 1918. He wrestles for Takashima Stable. His highest rank is Maegashira 6. In 1919 he was listed as one of the most cheerful wrestlers at the time.

## Early Life

Sekigawa was born Nikko Sekigawa on November 11, 1896 to Masaichi Sekigawa (Born 1854) and Masumi Tomiko (Born 1858). He suffered from food poisoning once as a child. His parents originally expected a girl, which embarrassed Sekigawa when he learned that fact. This caused him to become a Sumo Wrestler to prove his manhood. He suffered from asthma from age 12.

## Career

He joined at the same time as Ozeki Hakuho Tamasaburo and Maegashira Miyabimochi. He never scored a losing record on his way to Sekitori. Although he never did exceptionally well either, as the same thing happened when he debuted in Juryo. He scored two 6-4 records and was on his way to Maegashira.

In January 1918, Sekigawa made his Makuuchi debut along with Kokamiryu Kawahara, Temko Eien, and Tasukaru Ietsuna, He just barely scored his first Makekoshi with a 4-6 record. However, after that he has scored two more consecutive 6-4 records. Which put him at his highest rank of Maegashira 6.

## Fighting style

Sekigawa's preferred grip on his opponent's belt is a right hand outside, left hand inside position. He uses almost entirely grappling techniques. His most common winning *kimarite* are Yorikiri and Oshidashi.

## Career Record

Sekigawa Nikko
 1914
4–1
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3–2
 1916
4–1
 1917
6–4
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4–6
 1919
6–4
Kilana

**Kilana Sidereus-cael** is a female half-elf ranger, 65 years old, 5' 8" tall with silver hair and violet eyes.

Because she grew faster than her elven peers in Yuirwood, and therefore felt she had to learn faster, she chose to train as a ranger along with Buccan, another half-elf friend, and left her father's house shortly after turning 50.

*Kilana is played by Kelsie.*
GreyBlade Company

The GreyBlade Company is a well-reputed and well-trained travelguards for hire, from various backgrounds and races. They are a neutral guard, not beholden or serving any cause but their own-which is to provide safety for those they were hired to protect, and to make money doing so.

There are three company owners- one living in WaterDeep, one in Balder’s Gate and one in Amn. Starting from Neverwinter -> WaterDeep ->Balder’s Gate ->down to the bustling land that is Amn- this is the route you will find the Grey Blades since this is the most well-traveled route along the Sword Coast.

One of the company’s “rivals” in the area between WaterDeep and Baldur’s Gate is the Moaskins. The Moaskins are also men-for-hire, but act more like mercenaries than neutral guards. They go for who can pay the highest fee, have deep ties in WaterDeep politics and are hired mostly by politicians who can afford them. Currently they have a base in one of the outlying villages near DragonSpear castle, as well as one in WaterDeep and Baldur’s gate. Since the Grey Blades and Moaskins have mostly different client bases, there is little actual hostility between the two groups, though normal rivalry is typical. See the Moaskin faction page for more information.

It is difficult to get in the Grey Blades company, since they live and die by their reputation. Any action against the people that contracted them is cause for immediate termination, as well as more possible harsh punishment. What the guard does outside of Grey Blade business, is considered their own business. The typical clientele that hire Grey Blades vary from evil to good (though this isn’t asked about nor required information) and vary for different reasons: merchants transporting valuable goods, a rich nobleman’s son, a daughter traveling to her groom, etc. etc.

There are places considered “safe houses” up and down the Sword Coast route that the Grey Blades rely on. The Scarecrow Inn is one of them.

GreyBlade hierarchy is as follows: an entire Guard is composed of 300-500 brothers/sisters. There is one Guard stationed in each of the company owners cities (Balder's Gate, Neverwinter and WaterDeep). Each Guard is divided into Stations. A Station is comprised of approximately 50 brothers/sisters. Within each Station are several Ranks. A Rank is comprised of a tightly-knit group of 4-6 brothers/sisters that work, live closely and function together. Of each of these steps in the hierarchy, there is a leader. Krusk is his Rank's leader. He reports to his Station leader, who reports to their Guard's leader. Krusk is responsible for the members of his Rank- their well-being, as well as keeping them in line for the job.
Mutsu'ohideki Kazuhiro

**Mutsu'ohideki Kazuhiro** (鯥'御火出来 下図尋, born September 1, 1949) is a former sumo wrestler from Yamaguchi, Japan. His highest rank was ozeki. He served as a judge on Japan's Got Talent for the first three seasons, followed by 12 seasons as a judge on America's Got Talent. In 2002 he was arrested for drug use.

## Early Life

Hideki Mutsu'o was born on September 1, 1949 to an actor named Tansuke Mutsu'o (born 1899) and Mieko Mutsu'o (born 1899) he was the youngest of 14 sons, including fellow sumo wrestler Okizawa Tansuke (born 1915), and actor J.J. White (born 1932). His uncle was Hakateryu Tamaemon. Midorimaru Masaichimidori is his 4th cousin.

It was a rough childhood for Hideki, his parents became senior citizens when he was 10, he was raised for the majority of his childhood by his brother Sotaro, who was 31 years his senior.

In 1965 he was recruited by Minato-beya.
D.Holic

D.Holic is a South Korean girl group formed by Star Road Entertainment (formerly H.Mate Entertainment) in 2014 with five members.

Nine left the group in August 2015, due to personal reasons, and was replaced by new member, Hwajung. In July 2016, it was revealed through teasers that Danbee and Duri had decided to leave the group, new member, EJ, was added to the line-up. In February 2017, it was confirmed through a performance that members Hami and Hwajung had departed from the group. They were temporary replaced with new members, Nayoung and Youjin,

The group has released one mini-album: Chewy (2015) and three single albums: D.Holic Dark With Dignity (2014), Murphy & Sally (2015), and Color Me Rad (2016).

**D.Holic** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Ella Eyre

Ella McMahon (born 1 April 1994), known by her stage name Ella Eyre, is an English singer and songwriter, signed to Virgin EMI Records.

Eyre was raised in Ealing, west London. Her father was Jamaican, and her mother is Maltese. Her father was a chef, and her mother is a cake designer. Eyre trained as a competitive swimmer before she began singing professionally.

In December 2012, Eyre featured on Bastille's cover and mash up of TLC's "No Scrubs" and the xx's "Angels". Titled "No Angels", the song featured on the band's 2012 mixtape, Other People's Heartache, Pt. 2.

On 29 May 2017, Eyre and Sigala announced a new collaborative single, "Came Here for Love", released on 9 June 2017. As of 29 June the official YouTube video has over 2.5 million views and 11 million streams on Spotify.

**Elle Eyre** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* Malta
* United Kingdom
Junior Olympiad Song Contest 34

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**Junior Mysterious Song Contest** welcomes the world to Template:??? for the 34th Edition.

The Junior Mysterious Song Contest #34 will be the 34th edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest. It will take place in the ???, located in ???, Template:???, following the country's victory to host the contest. This will be the first time the country hosts the contest.

The contest is scheduled to consist of the grand final, with official dates for the grand final being the **??? 2022** . As of ??? 2022, **??? countries** have announced their participation in the contest.

## Location

??? Template:???, announced on ??? 2022 that their first choice as host arena for the Contest was the ??? in ???. However other cities and arenas were still able to apply.

The ??? in ???, which has a capacity of approximately ??? attendees, was announced as the host venue on ??? 2020. This will be the Arena's first time hosting the contest.

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## Presenters

On **??? 2022**,??? announced that ??? will be the host of the 34th contest.

## Format

The competition will consist of a final, a format which will be used for the contest.

Each participating country had their own national jury/HoD. Each member of a respective nation's jury is required to rank every song, except that of their own country, to produce an overall ranking from first to last place. The song which scored the highest overall rank received 12 points, while the tenth-best ranked song received 1 point.

## Participants

The following countries have confirmed their participation into the contest.

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**Table key**

     *Participating Countries*
     *Withdrawing Countries*

## Returning Artists

We welcome back some artists who have previous joined us in JMSC.

## Grand Final

??? Countries will create the grand final.

This was the running order for the Grand Final
殖民地9

**殖民地9**是霍姆斯的一个定居点，坐落在巨神的右腿。游戏从这里开始，同时这里也是第一个可探索的区域。地图的西边通往特弗拉洞窟。这里是修尔克、莱茵、菲欧伦、丹邦以及众多霍姆斯和诺朋族的故乡。

## **Landmarks和位置**

#### **Landmarks**

* 宝石爷的露天商店
* 机神兵残骸遗迹
* 殖民地9正门
* 商业区以太灯
* 中央区广场
* 军事区正门
* 居住区休息广场
* 眺望之丘公园
* 特弗拉洞窟入口
* 核心库

#### **位置**

* 商业区
* 军事区
* 居住区
* 丹邦邸
* 兵器开发局研究楼
* 对空炮1号基
* 对空炮2号基
* 对空炮3号基
* 特弗拉坡
* 断崖之池
* 阿格拉之岸
* 哈扎伊海峡

## **怪物**

#### **普通怪物**

* 毛虫怪(普通) (Lv 1-2)
* 小白兔怪 (Lv 1-3)
* 小飞虫 (Lv 1-3)
* 大手白兔怪 (Lv 1-3)
* 海边寄生甲虫 (Lv 1-5)
* 骨头食人鱼 (Lv 2)
* 拳套白兔怪 (Lv 2-4)
* 强毛虫怪 (Lv 3-4)
* 木头白兔怪 (Lv 3-5)
* 山脊狼蛛 (Lv 4-5)
* 小蝙蝠 (Lv 4-6)
* 可爱蛤蟆怪 (Lv 5-6)
* 殖民地食人鱼 (Lv 5-8)
* 岩石寄生甲虫 (Lv 5-9)
* 湖边水鸟怪 (Lv 6-8)
* 暴徒白兔怪 (Lv 6-9)
* 轻飞虫 (Lv 7-9)
* 大理石寄生甲虫 (Lv 7-12)
* 殖民地寄生甲虫(普通) (Lv 8-9)
* 象怪宝宝(对空炮1号基) (Lv 8-10)
* 象怪宝宝(阿格拉之岸) (Lv 31-35)
* 坚硬寄生甲虫 (Lv 33-35)
* 嗜血飞虫 (Lv 34)
* 杀手狼蛛 (Lv 35-38)
* 平原象怪 (Lv 35-38)
* 阴影蝙蝠 (Lv 35-38)
* 重型蛤蟆怪 (Lv 38-39)
* 天使水鸟怪 (Lv 68-72)
* 炽天使水鸟怪 (Lv 68-74)
* 王座吃人鱼 (Lv 70-72)

#### ​**特定时期怪物**

* Mechon M31 (普通)
* Mechon M63 (普通)
* Mechon M69 (普通)
* Mechon M72 (普通)
* Mechon M82 (普通)

#### ​**任务专属怪物**

* 恶逆的白兔怪 (Lv 13)
* 猛袭的拉娜 (Lv 73)

#### **稀有怪物**

* 翠绿的布尔克 (Lv 5)
* 借住的多罗西 (Lv 6)
* 横行的长棍兔 (Lv 6)
* 湖面的玛格达雷娜 (Lv 6)
* 快手的拉姆夏伊德 (Lv 10)
* 魅惑的格硫奈 (Lv 13)
* 常暗的村云 (Lv 18)
* 温顺的皮克玛姆 (Lv 37)
* 铁壁的红虾 (Lv 38)
* 姑息的弗雷格尔 (Lv 39)
* 柔软的罗德里格斯 (Lv 40)
* 薄影的马特里克斯 (Lv 44)
* 暴饮的布拉肯 (Lv 73)
Lina Mayer

Karolína Majerníková, known professionally as Lina Mayer, is a Slovak singer and dancer.

Lina Mayer is a new discovery on the Slovak music scene. In September 2012, Košice launched her debut single Dream, which she worked with producers Vladom "Randy" Gnep, Martin Ferienčík and Braň Koci.

In 2015 she released the cover version of the famous song " Stay With Me " by English singer Sam Smith. Later that year, she released her second single, which finally made her more aware. It is the song Personal Sky, which has been very successful, especially in Czech and Slovak charts.

**Lina Mayer** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Canada National Selection 45

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 Canada participated in the Olympiad Song Contest #45 . The Canadian broadcaster **CBC** organised the national final **Canada Listens #02 - The Revolution** in order to select the canadian song for the 45th edition in Ghana. The national final consisted of a final.

## Grand-Final:

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Junior Mysterious Song Contest 12

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**Junior Mysterious Song Contest** welcomes the world to  Germany for the 12th Edition.

The Junior Mysterious Song Contest #12 will be the 12th edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest. It will take place in the Commerzbank-Arena, located in Frankfurt,  Germany, following the country's victory to host the contest. This will be the first time the country hosts the contest.

The contest is scheduled to consist of the grand final, with official dates for the grand final being the **8th December 2017** . As of 4th December 2017, **17 countries** have announced their participation in the contest.

## Location

NDR  Germany, announced on **27th November 2017** that their first choice as host arena for the Contest was the Commerzbank-Arena in Frankfurt. However other cities and arenas were still able to apply.

The Commerzbank-Arena in Frankfurt, which has a capacity of approximately 44,000 attendees, was announced as the host venue on **27th November 2017**. This will be the Arena's first time hosting the contest.

## Presenters

On **27th November 2017**, NDR announced that Lena Meyer-Landrut will be the host of the 12th contest.

## Format

The competition will consist of a final, a format which will be used for the contest.

Each participating country had their own national jury/HoD. Each member of a respective nation's jury is required to rank every song, except that of their own country, to produce an overall ranking from first to last place. The song which scored the highest overall rank received 12 points, while the tenth-best ranked song received 1 point.

## Participants

The following countries have confirmed their participation into the contest.

**Table key**

     *Participating Countries*
     *Withdrawing Countries*

## Returning Artists

We welcome back some artists who have previous joined us in JMSC.

* Norway Marcus & Martinus [Prev. #04, #07, #11]
* Slovenia Kim B [Prev. #05]
* United States JoJo Siwa [Prev. #10]

## Grand Final

17 Countries will create the grand final.

This was the running order for the Grand Final
Paola Turci

Paola Turci (born 1964 in Rome), is an Italian singer, songwriter, performer and author.

Turci's musical debut was in 1986 when she participated in Festival of Sanremo with the song L'Uomo di ieri (Yesterday Man), written by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco The song appeared in her first album Ragazza sola ragazza blu (Lonely girl, blue girl).

In April 2015 she issued her 19th album, it is an anthology with 3 new songs: Io sono (I am) which gives the title to the album, is again a collaboration with M. Bianconi. The album explores new sounds, adding an electronic touch to her best repertoire. In the album there are two other unreleased songs: Questa non é una canzone (This is not a song) and Quante vite viviamo (How many lives we live) written with M. Murru’s contribution.

**Paola Turci** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* San Marino
Die Schweiz Fliegt Nach Ghana

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 Switzerland participated in the Olympiad Song Contest #45 . The swiss broadcaster **SRG SSR** organised the national final **Die Schweiz Fliegt Nach Ghana** in order to select the Swiss song for the 45th edition in Ghana. The national final consisted of two semi finals and a grand final.

 Switzerland did not perform in the semi finals of the Olympiad Song Contest due to the automatic qualification from edition #44 thanks to Luca Hanni reaching the top 6 of the previous edition.

## Semi Final 1:

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## Semi Final 2:

     Qualified

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## Grand Final:

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Junior Olympiad Song Contest 27

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**Junior Mysterious Song Contest** welcomes the world to  Malta for the 27th Edition.

The Junior Mysterious Song Contest #27 will be the 27th edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest. It will take place in the Mediterranean Conference Centre, located in Valletta,  Malta, following the country's victory to host the contest. This will be the first time the country hosts the contest.

The contest is scheduled to consist of the grand final, with official dates for the grand final being the **15th April 2021**. As of 14th March 2021, **13 countries** have announced their participation in the contest.

## Location

PBS  Malta, announced on 3rd March 2021 that their first choice as host arena for the Contest was the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta. However other cities and arenas were still able to apply.

The Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta, which has a capacity of approximately 1,400 attendees, was announced as the host venue on 3rd March. This will be the Arena's first time hosting the contest.

## Presenters

On **3rd March 2021**,PBS announced that Ira Losco will be the host of the 27th contest.

## Format

The competition will consist of a final, a format which will be used for the contest.

Each participating country had their own national jury/HoD. Each member of a respective nation's jury is required to rank every song, except that of their own country, to produce an overall ranking from first to last place. The song which scored the highest overall rank received 12 points, while the tenth-best ranked song received 1 point.

## Participants

The following countries have confirmed their participation into the contest.

**Table key**

     *Participating Countries*
     *Withdrawing Countries*

## Returning Artists

We welcome back some artists who have previous joined us in JMSC.

 Indonesia Lyodra [Prev. #14]

## Grand Final

13 Countries will create the grand final.

This was the running order for the Grand Final
Cheraze

Cheraze is a French singer revealed in the show PopStar then in the band The Mess. In 2015, she signed her first solo single, "Promise Not the Moon".

Cheraze, whose real name is Chéraze Yacoubi is a French singer from Marseille. After studying at a business school, the student very studious bursts into music in 2013 through the show Popstar. The jury is composed of La Fouine, Alexia Laroche-Joubert and Philippe Grandhilon.

The young woman with a universe at once soul, R & B and jazz, goes up to the final thanks to the group The Mess that she forms with Kendy, Megan and Léa. When she was 27, the girls-band won the final on July 2, 2013.

**Cheraze** debuted in the **42nd** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Kendji Girac: Destination Ukraine

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 France participated in the Mysterious Song Contest #43. The French broadcaster France 2 (F2) organised the national final **Kendji Girac: Destination Ukraine** in order to select the French song for the 43 contest in Kiev,  Ukraine. After a week-long competition consisting of a super-final, "Me Quemo" will be the song performed by Kendji Girac emerged as the winner after achieving 38 points from 5 international juries.
Bobi Andonov

Bobby Andonov (born 28 August 1994), known by his stage name Bobi Andonov, is a Macedonian Australian singer, songwriter and producer.

Andonov was born on 28 August 1994 in Melbourne, Australia, from Macedonian parents originating from Strumica, Macedonia. He has performed since the age of six, when he started dancing and singing in his hometown of Melbourne. At the age of nine, he starred as Danny Zuko in a junior production of Grease the musical. He lived in Macedonia from the age of 13 to 15. He was then selected to be one of four young Simbas in a production of The Lion King in Melbourne and Shanghai, China.

**Bobi Andonov** debuted in the **40th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

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* North Macedonia
Oceans

Oceans is a British-Danish pop duo. The duo consists of London based producer/writer/vocalist Kiz & Copenhagen based producer/writer Ubizz

Kiz first met Ubizz, on a songwriting camp on the stunning Greek island of Santorini.

Bumping into each other by chance in Berlin shortly after, they took it as a sign of fate and decided to get in the studio together that very week with the goal of capturing some of that island magic.

Cold Ain’t For Me makes for a seriously strong debut outing. It’s the sound of partying on the beach, travelling through stunning landscapes and balmy late nights with friends in far-flung corners of the world. Just so, it’s exactly that sense of adventure and melancholy that the duo aimed to conjure up with the lyrics of the song.

With over 9 million streams on Spotify and 3 Million views on the video in the first Month of its release, the single is set to grow on for the summer.

**Oceans** debuted in the **42nd** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* United Kingdom
Micky Cohen

Micky Cohen is an English/Uruguayan singer and songwriter.

Micky Cohen is most known with a smooth; expressive and distinctive voice. She has captivated audiences with her memorable performances over in Uruguay and the US; and now she is ready to showcase her talents this side of the Atlantic. As a classically trained pianist with a love and passion for her craft; Micky is able to perform across genres; applying her own unique sound and style delivering an exciting and enchanting performances.

**Micky Cohen** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* Uruguay
Mysterious Song Contest 2

Final dates
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## Information

Mysterious Song Contest 2 has a participation grid of 14 countries all over Europe, The America's, Asia, Oceania and Africa.

    The United Kingdom won Mysterious Song Contest 1, and therefore they will host the 2nd edition of the contest.

The head of delegation of the United Kingdom, Mark, has announced on 2 February, 2014 that the contest will be held in the Metro Radio Arena, in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, in the United Kingdom.

## National Selections

Three National Selections have been held for Mysterious Song Contest 2,
by  Poland,  The Netherlands and Template:United States.

 Poland - The Polish Choice

 The Netherlands - Dutch National Selection for MSC 2

 United States - The Main Event 2

## Tours

At the current moment Poland and the United States are hosting a tour to promote their entry.

United States: "The Main Event 2: Prelude & Aftermath Tour"

Poland: "The Thank You Very Much Tour"

## Interviews

The board of the Mysterious Song Contest has asked the head of delegation of all countries to fill in an interview to get to know them and maybe also something about their entry for this edition.

You can find all interviews here: http://ovsc.proboards.com/board/193/interviews
Mysterious Song Contest 6

Final dates
 Venue
 Director
 Opening act
 Number of entries
 Voting system
 Winning song

## Information

Mysterious Song Contest 6 has a participation grid of 25 countries all over Europe, The America's, Asia, Oceania and Africa.

Denmark won Mysterious Song Contest 5, and therefore they will host the 6th edition of the contest.

It was decided that the Contest were to be held at Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning, Denmark.

## National Selections

As of February 4th, no National Selections have been announced.
Nigeria

First Appearance
 First Appearance

 ****Nigeria**** has participated in the Mysterious Song Contest 3 times, debuting in the 11th contest. The songs from  **Nigeria** have so far been sung in Nigerian and English.

**Table Key**

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## **Junior Mysterious Song Contest**

 **Nigeria** debuted in the Nineteenth edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest

 #20
 #26
Camila Cabello

Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao (born March 3, 1997) is a Cuban-born American singer and songwriter. As part of the girl group Fifth Harmony, Cabello and her bandmates released one EP and two studio albums.

Cabello was born in Cojimar, Habana del Este, Cuba, to Sinuhe Estrabao and Alejandro Cabello. For most of her early life, she and her family moved back and forth between Havana and Mexico City, Mexico (her father's native country), before relocating to Miami, Florida at age 5.

Camila Cabello auditioned for The X Factor in Greensboro, North Carolina. After elimination during the "bootcamp" portion of the process in Miami, Florida, Cabello was called back to the stage along with Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, and Dinah Jane to form the girl group that would later become known as Fifth Harmony.

**Camila Cabello** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #39

* Mexico
Aleyna Tilki

Aleyna Tilki (born 28 March 2000) is a Turkish singer. She achieved national recognition after the release of her song Cevapsız Çınlama along with its music video, which has more than 320 million views on YouTube.

She was also a semi-finalist on the sixth season of Yetenek Sizsiniz Türkiye (Turkish version of the Got Talent series). The song went up to No. 2 on the MusicTopTR Official List.

She caught public attention because of her Gesi Bağları cover on the show.

**Aleyna Tilki** debuted in the **31st** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #35
Anier

**Meŀlina Altés Salom** is a young Barcelonian,  Spain artist dedicated to Rap music. She goes under the name "**Anier**". On the year 2015, she begins to publish her first subjects in YouTube, that quickly took certain dynamics. Over time she achieved certain fame in the scene with singles such as "Fuego a truce", "Carnaza" or "Escarlata".

**Anier** debuted in the **41th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #

* Spain
Luxembourg

First Appearance
 First Appearance

 ****Luxembourg**** has participated in the Mysterious Song Contest 7 times, debuting in the 09th contest. The songs from  **Luxembourg** have so far been sung in French and English.

**Table Key**

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## **Junior Mysterious Song Contest**

**Table Key**

     *Winner*
     *Second Place*
     *Third Place*
     *Failed to Qualify*
     *Automatic Qualify*
Mysterious Song Contest 17

**Edition no.**
 **Participants**
 **Location**
 **Winner**
 **Timeline**

## Information

Mysterious Song Contest 16 has 26 participating countries all over the world.

 New Zealand won Mysterious Song Contest 16, and will thus host this edition.

New Zealand has announced that the contest is to be held in the city of Wellington.

## Participants

### Returning Artists:

* Australia Samantha Jade [#05]
* Spain Maria Sagana [#02]
* Ukraine Zlata Ognevich [#04]
* US Virgin Islands Evanescence [#14]
Enrique Iglesias: La Canción para España

Edition
 Executive Director
 Host
 Heart Attack

 Spain participated in the Olympiad Song Contest #50 . The Spanish broadcaster **LA 1** organised the national final **La Canción para España** in order to select the Spanish song for the 50th edition in Ukraine. The national final consisted of a grand final.

### Grand Final

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## 加藤誓二

**加藤誓二**（かとう　せいじ）は名古屋競馬場、地辺幸一厩舎所属の騎手である。

来歴
--

２００１年４月１６日に名古屋競馬場、第１競争をノーマンクインに騎乗しデビューした。

同年４月１８日に名古屋競馬場、第７競争をヒャクマンボルトに騎乗し初勝利を挙げた。

２００２年１０月１５日に高知競馬場で行われた全日本新人王争覇戦に出場し１２人中８位だった。

２０１０年５月７日に騎手を引退することを発表し引退した。

２０１５年７月１４日に平成15年度第１回騎手試験に合格。同年８月１日付で厩務員から騎手に復帰した。

２０１９年４月１７日から８月１５日までホッカイドウ競馬で期間限定騎乗をしていた。

２０２０年５月１３日から８月１３日までホッカイドウ競馬で期間限定騎乗を行う。

成績
--

* ２００２　全日本新人王争覇戦、出場
* ２００４　地方通算１００勝達成
* ２０２０　地方通算４００勝達成
Dinara Sultan

Dinara Sultan (born December 8, 1986 in Atyrau, Kazakhstan) is a Kazakh singer-songwriter.

Starting her career in 2009, after graduating college, she is very well-known in Kazakhstan. In 2006 she entered a Kazakh competition known as "SuperStar kz". Dinara has released many songs, including 4 singles.

**Dinara Sultan** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Fishbach

Flora Fischbach, born on 6th September 1991 in Dieppe, France, is a singer-songwriter. She is noticed at the Transmusicales of Rennes

In November 2015, she was noticed at the festival in RocKs. In mid-2016, she was awarded the prize of the Printemps de Bourges by a jury headed by Nili Hadida, the group's singer Lilly Wood and the Prick. At the end of 2016, she was retained as an artist in residence at the Transmusicales in Rennes, a residence followed by five evenings of performances during the festival, an opportunity that musicians have enjoyed in the past as striking as Stromae or Jeanne Added.

**Fishbach** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* Monaco
Manel Navarro

Manel Navarro Quesada (born 7 March 1996) is a Spanish singer, songwriter and a guitarist. He represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 with the song "Do It for Your Lover" and finished 26th in the final.

Navarro first came to prominence in 2014, when he won the second edition of the regional contest for young singers, Catalunya Teen Star, with an acoustic cover of "Hold On, We're Going Home" by Drake.

On 2 June 2017, he released the single "Keep On Falling", which peaked at number 37 on the Spanish Singles Chart.

**Manel Navarro** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* Spain
Hooverphonic

Hooverphonic is a Belgian band that formed in October 1995. Though originally categorized as a trip hop group, they quickly expanded their sound to the point where they could no longer be described as a lone genre, but rather encompass alternative, electronica, electropop, rock, and a mixture of others. The band originally called themselves Hoover, but later changed their name to Hooverphonic after discovering other groups were already using the Hoover name and to avoid any legal issues with the vacuum cleaner company.

On 29 October, 2010, Hooverphonic announced a new single on their website. The videoclip showcased fourteen possible singers but only one of them, Noémie Wolfs, proved to be the real successor to Geike Arnaert. On 4 November, 2010, the new singer was announced on De Laatste Show at the VRT, the Flemish public broadcasting organization.

On 26 March, 2015, Hooverphonic announced that Noémie Wolfs would be leaving the band "in mutual agreement". In April 2018, Hooverphonic introduced their new singer Luka Cruysberghs.

**Hooverphonic** debuted in the **34th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #42 | Belgium | Romantic
Junior Olympiad Song Contest 25

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**Junior Mysterious Song Contest** welcomes the world to  Belgium for the 25th Edition.

The Junior Mysterious Song Contest #25 will be the 25th edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest. It will take place in the Country Hall Liège, located in Liège,  Belgium, following the country's victory to host the contest. This will be the first time the country hosts the contest.

The contest is scheduled to consist of the grand final, with official dates for the grand final being the **20th November 2019** .

## Location

RTBF  Belgium, announced on 7th November 2019 that their first choice as host arena for the Contest was the Country Hall Liège in Liège. However other cities and arenas were still able to apply.

The Country Hall Liège in Liège, which has a capacity of approximately 7,200 attendees, was announced as the host venue on 7th November 2019. This will be the Arena's first time hosting the contest.

## Presenters

On **7th November 2019**,RTBF announced that Laura Tesoro will be the host of the 25th contest.

## Format

The competition will consist of a final, a format which will be used for the contest.

Each participating country had their own national jury/HoD. Each member of a respective nation's jury is required to rank every song, except that of their own country, to produce an overall ranking from first to last place. The song which scored the highest overall rank received 12 points, while the tenth-best ranked song received 1 point.

## Grand Final

23 entries will create the grand final.

This was the running order for the Grand Final
Gambia

First Appearance

 ****Gambia**** has participated in the **Mysterious Song Contest** one time, debuting in the fourty-first contest. The songs from Gambia have so far been sung in Danish.

**Table Key**

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 #42 - #50 Did Not Compete

## **Junior Mysterious Song Contest**

**Table Key**

     *Winner*
     *Second Place*
     *Third Place*
     *Failed to Qualify*
     *Automatic Qualify*
Junior Mysterious Song Contest 22

Venue
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**Junior Mysterious Song Contest** welcomes the world to  Australia for the 22nd Edition.

The Junior Mysterious Song Contest #22 will be the 22nd edition of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest. It will take place in the Adelaide Entertainment Centre , located in Adelaide,  Australia, following the country's victory to host the contest. This will be the first time the country hosts the contest.

The contest is scheduled to consist of the grand final, with official dates for the grand final being the **12th February 2019** . As of 1st January 2019, **14 countries** have announced their participation in the contest.

## Location

SBS  Australia, announced on 1st January 2019 that their first choice as host arena for the Contest was the Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Adelaide. However other cities and arenas were still able to apply.

The Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Adelaide, which has a capacity of approximately 11,300 attendees, was announced as the host venue on 1st January 2019. This will be the Arena's first time hosting the contest.

## Presenters

On **1st January 2019**, SBS announced that Adam Hills will be the host of the 22nd contest.

## Format

The competition will consist of a final, a format which will be used for the contest.

Each participating country had their own national jury/HoD. Each member of a respective nation's jury is required to rank every song, except that of their own country, to produce an overall ranking from first to last place. The song which scored the highest overall rank received 12 points, while the tenth-best ranked song received 1 point.

## Participants

The following countries have confirmed their participation into the contest.

**Table key**

     *Participating Countries*
     *Withdrawing Countries*

## Returning Artists

We welcome back some artists who have previous joined us in JMSC.

* Antigua and Barbuda Au/Ra [Prev. #20]
* Finland Alva [Prev. #09]
* Indonesia Maria Simorangkir [Prev. #19]
* Ireland Calum Heaslip [Prev. #03 for  Spain, #19]
* North Macedonia Mina Blazev [Prev. #11]
* South Korea TRCNG [Prev. #20, #21]

## Grand Final

14 Countries will create the grand final.

This was the running order for the Grand Final
Junior Olympiad Song Contest

**Founded**
 **Origin**
 **Editions**
 **Channel**
 **Current State**

**Junior Olympiad Song Contest** (Abbrev.: JMSC) was created on 13th June 2015. The contest is currently hosted by Llemian Faregoer and Europezgal08

For The Mysterious Song Contest.
Check: Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

## Rules

* You can't send JESC/ESC Songs.
* The artist can only perform for one country per edition.
* The Artist can only link to a country by heritage by either Parents or Grandparents.
* Acts Must be Under the age of 18

## Song Eligibility

* Remixes, Parodies and covers must be sent to Llemian Faregoer for approval.
* NVSC and language use through media will not be a justified reason for heritgage.

## Voting Rules

* Voting in ESC style.
* Non-voting per Final/Semi Final is 1 strike. 3 strikes: Ban for 1 edition

## National Selection Rules

* Poll, recap or open voting.
* Can only be performed for the edition after the running edition.
* All songs & acts must be sent to Hosts for eligibility.

## Editions

### **Participating Countries**

Here is a list of all the countries which have participated in JMSC to date, along with the editions each country made their debut in.

**Bold** indicates a winning debut nation.

## Contest Statistics and Records

In this section we shall display all the current statistics and records currently held by countries and in the countries alike.

### Highest Grand Final Score

So far the contest has completed 23 editions and in that time we have had 18 completely unique acts win the title of winner of the Junior Mysterious Song Contest.

Nemo Schiffman from  France has represented his country twice and is the only winner to win twice in a row. Jasmine Thompson from the  United Kingdom has represented her country three times and has won every edition she's competed in.

In edition #05  Russia won the show with a grand score of 273 points making it the country to score the highest in the grand final.

Wins by Continent:

* Africa: 1
* Asia: 2
* Europe: 26
* North & Central America: 3
* Oceania: 1
* South America: 0
Macau

First Appearance
 First Appearance

 ****Macau**** has participated in the Olympiad Song Contest **3** times since making its debut in **Edition 57**.  **Macau** first entry was **Làuh Lèi**, who finished **13th** in the semi finals. The country's best result in the contest is **11th** with **Hezi** in  **United Kingdom**.

## **Olympiad Song Contest**

**Table Key**

     *Winner*
     *Second Place*
     *Third Place*
     *Failed to Qualify*
     *Automatic Qualify*
Mysterious Song Contest 10

**Edition no.**
 **Participants**
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## Information

Mysterious Song Contest 10 has 33 participating countries.

Germany won Mysterious Song Contest 9, but due to issues,it was decided that Singapore will host the 9th edition of the contest.
Signapore announced that the contest will be held in the city of Kallang.

## Final

**Automatic Qualifiers:**

* Armenia
* South Africa
* Latvia
Nini Bregvadze

Nini is a upcoming singer from Tbilisi, Georgia.

Nini Bregvadze performed on the 2012 talent show, The Voice of Georgia. She was on Dato Porchkhidze's Team but was eliminated in week 2 of the show, just before the quarter finals.

**Nini** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Gentle Bones

Joel Tan (born March 23, 1994), better known by his stage name Gentle Bones, is a Singaporean singer-songwriter.

Tan started playing the guitar and writing tunes in 2010 at age 16, and has been uploading covers of others' songs onto YouTube since late 2011. Since the creation of his YouTube account, it has garnered more than 4000 subscriptions, as well as two thousand likes on his Facebook page.

Tan released his second EP titled 'Geniuses & Thieves' on 3 June 2016, hitting the top of the iTunes chart on that very same day. He also held a two-night sold out concert on the 10 and 11th of June 2016.

Tan also collaborated with Topman in ION Orchard to sell his 'Geniuses & Thieves' merchandise on the 16th of May 2016.

**Gentle Bones** debuted in the **26th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.
Capital Cities

Capital Cities is a pop duo from Los Angeles,  United States, formed in 2010 by Ryan Merchant and Sebu Simonian.
Their debut EP was released on June 7, 2011, with lead single "Safe and Sound" which became their first top ten hit single.

Merchant met Simonian on Craigslist after he responded to the other's open ad offering his production services. They soon fell into jingle-writing together, and after a successful three years composing music for commercials and advertising campaigns, the duo formed Capital Cities. The band released its debut, self-titled EP in June 2011 via their label, Lazy Hooks.

Sebu Simonian is an  Armenia- United States singer, songwriter, keyboardist, and record producer.

**Capital Cities** debuted in the **41st** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

* United States
David Guetta

Pierre David Guetta (born 7 November 1967) is a French DJ, record producer and songwriter who has sold over nine million albums and thirty million singles worldwide.

Pierre David Guetta was born in Paris, France. Guetta's father was a sociologist of Italian and Moroccan Jewish heritage. His mother is of Belgian descent. Franco-Italian actress Nathalie Guetta is his stepsister.

Guetta achieved mainstream success with his 2009 album One Love which included the hit singles "When Love Takes Over", "Gettin' Over You", "Sexy Bitch" and "Memories", the first three of which reached number one in the United Kingdom. The 2011 follow-up album, Nothing but the Beat, continued this success, containing the hit singles "Where Them Girls At", "Little Bad Girl", "Without You", "Titanium" and "Turn Me On". He is among the first DJs to get into the electronic dance music (EDM) scene and is known as the "grandfather of EDM".

**David Guetta** debuted in the **39th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

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* France
* Italy
* Morocco
Mysterious Song Contest 7

**Edition no.**
 **Participants**
 **Location**
 **Venue**
 **Winner**
 **Timeline**

## Information

Mysterious Song Contest 7 has a 35 participating countries all over Europe, The America's, Asia, Oceania and Africa.

     US Virgin Islands won Mysterious Song Contest 6, and therefore they will host the 7th edition of the contest.

Due to voting patterns emerging during the edition the country was disqualified from edition 6 and, thus giving Latvia the win.

However, they continued to host the show in St. Thomas.
Ira Losco

Ira Losco (born 31 July 1981) is a Maltese singer. She represented her country Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, with the song "Walk on Water".

To date Losco has performed in over 15 countries and has won more than 20 music awards. She has appeared in front of audiences ranging from 1,000 to 80,000, and has played alongside renowned international acts such as Elton John, Katie Melua, Maroon 5, Akon, Mel C, Ronan Keating, Bob Geldof, Tokio Hotel and Gigi D'Alessio.

In 2003, she was chosen to perform the song "Reaching Higher", which was the official song of the 10th Games of the Small States of Europe Malta 2003. Losco was awarded the Midalja għall-Qadi tar-Repubblika in 2008.

**Ira Losca** debuted in the **35th** edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #65
Aura Dione

Maria Louise Joensen, professionally known as Aura Dione, is a multi-platinum selling recording artist from  Denmark. Aura Dione is also of  Faroe Islands,  Spain and  France origin.

In 2008 she released her debut album, Columbine. The album spawned the hit single "I Will Love You Monday (365)" which reached number one in Germany, achieved over 80 million video views and was certified platinum. After winning the European Border Breaker Award in 2011, Aura won Best Female Artist and Hit of the Year

Aura Dione debuted in the tenth edition of the Mysterious Song Contest Wikia

The Songs represented in Mysterious Song Contest.

 #??

* Denmark
* Faroe Islands
* Greenland
* France
* Spain