Mearthvision Song Contest 219

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The **Mearthvision Song Contest 219** was the twentieth edition of the Mearthvision Song Contest. It took place in Poler, Dania, following their victory at the 218 contest with the song "Un chœur du cœur" by Lucille Delcroix. Organised by the International Broadcasting Union (IBU) and host broadcaster Télévision de Danie (TDD), the contest was held at the Poler Arena, and, for the first time, consisted of two semi-finals on 9 and 11 May, and a final on 13 May 219. The three live shows were presented by television presenter Rodolphe Le Tonnelier, singer Claudine Trintignant and actress Gwendoline Aveline, with television presenter Constantin Allais, joining for the final. Le Tonnelier and Allais previously presented the contest in 200.

Thirty-six countries participated in the contest, beating the record of thirty-one reached in 218, with Morgut, Novomkia, Sluvica and Raknusia debuting and Halsivon returning after their two-year absence.

The winner was Noda with the song "Magia", performed and written by Angelina Moon. This was Noda's second victory in the contest, following its win in 204. Noda's 684 points in the final are by far the most amount of points received in the contest's history to date, compared to the previous record of 446 achieved by Dania in 218. Noda also received the most points in the jury vote and televote: 290 and 394 respectively, and achieved the highest margin of victory in the contest's history, a 345-point cushion over Lincon, by far the largest margin – beforehand, this had been the 74-point margin between Bisini and Lincly in 217. Lincon, Canadina, Jolivan and Sluvica rounded out the top five, with Jolivan achieving its record-extending sixteenth top-five finish and eleventh in a row, and Canadina achieving its best result since 208. This was also a record-breaking seventh time that Jolivan finished in fourth place. It was also the first time ever that Rinasine was absent from the final, as it failed to qualify from the semi-final.

The IBU reported that the contest had a record-breaking television audience of 386 million viewers in 38 markets, an increase of 36 million viewers from the previous edition. A total of 55.3 million viewers watched the contest online on YouTube and Vuzu.

## Location

The 219 contest was held in Poler, Dania, following the country's victory at the 218 edition with the song "Un chœur du cœur", performed by Lucille Delcroix. It was the second time that Dania hosts the contest, having previously done so in 200. The selected venue was the 21,000-seat Poler Arena, a multi-purpose indoor arena located in the 11th arrondissement of Poler in the east, which serves as a venue for events including concerts and sports. The venue has previously hosted the contest in 200, making it the first venue to host the contest twice, as well as the 10th-anniversary concert *Oh Yes: A Mearthvision Song Contest Celebration*, the 190 and 214 ICFA Indoor Athletics Championships, the 206 FIV Volleyball Men's World Championship and the 183 and 217 ITTC Men's World Cup.

In addition to the main venue, the host city also organised side events in tandem with the contest. The Mearthvision Village was the official Mearthvision Song Contest fan and sponsors area during the event weeks. At the Village, it was possible to watch performances by contest participants and local artists, as well as the three live shows broadcast from the main venue. It was located at the Parc International, which had also held the Opening Ceremony in 200, and open from 5 to 13 May 219. The MearthClub took place at the Club 185 and the VieMaison, two clubs located in the 6th arrondissement of Poler on the bank of the River Manche about seven kilometres from Poler Arena, and hosted the official after-parties and private performances by contest participants. A two-week festival called the Anniversary Festival took place across Poler from 1 to 14 May 2023, and featured performances from prominent artists from the contest's history as well as brand new commissions including collaborations between international artists. The "Turquoise Carpet" and Opening Ceremony events, where the contestants and their delegations were presented before the accredited press and fans, took place at the Palace of Vaciennes on 7 May 219.

### Host city bidding phase

In accordance with Mearthvision tradition, the IBU gave Dania the opportunity to organise the 219 contest following their victory, which they took. Dania had hosted the contest once before, in 200, in Poler. Preparations for the 219 contest began on 13 May 218, when Cierplikowski Rucki, the executive supervisor of the contest on behalf of the International Broadcasting Union (IBU), handed TDD, the Danian participating broadcaster, a stack of documents and a USB drive with tools to begin the work needed to host the next contest.

Within a week of Dania's formal confirmation for hosting the contest, ten cities expressed interest in hosting: Acreelles, Bordulac, Caenagne, Estaux, Loustille, Lisoire, Marille, Poler, Raravaux and Toujons. The mayors of Bayry and Laisle soon after expressed interest in hosting the contest, with Hugo Merle of Laisle's municipal council stating that the contest could be a co-production with local television network LaiTele. On 20 June 218, the Mayor of Milo, Hippolyte Kléber, expressed interest in hosting the contest at either Arena HLC or the Rose Centre.

On 8 July 218, TDD formally launched the bidding process. Applications to host the contest were closed, leaving a record thirteen cities and fifteen venues in the running. Later that day, TDD published a list of criteria and requirements for the host city and venue:

* The venue must be available for at least two months prior to the contest and two weeks after its conclusion;
* The venue must be indoors with air-conditioning, have a clear, well-defined perimeter and a minimum audience capacity of 8,000 during the event;
* The venue must have a main hall with the capacity to house the set and all other requirements needed to produce a high level broadcast production and have ample space within easy access of the main hall to support additional production needs, such as: a press centre, delegation spaces, dressing rooms, artist facilities, staff facilities, hospitality, audience facilities, etc.;
* There must be ample public transportation to and from the venue, including a clear route to an international airport no more than 90 minutes from the city;
* There must be a nearby press centre for a maximum of 1,800 journalists;
* The host city must have over 2,000 hotel rooms in the area close to the event.

During the first phase of this process, any interested cities were to present their bid in a bid book and deliver it to their headquarters in Linesse by 15 July. Each city, however, delivered their bid before the deadline as TDD announced on 14 July. On 12 August 218, TDD announced that from a total of 13 interested cities, seven were shortlisted: Estaux, Lisoire, Marille, Milo, Poler, Raravaux and Toujons. These cities went to the second stage, where they had until 8 September to develop their bids in detail for evaluation by TDD, who would also conduct visits to the cities throughout the month. On 27 September, Lisoire (specifically the Snowflake Centre) and Poler were announced to have made the final shortlist, and on 7 October, the IBU and TDD announced Poler as the host city, with the Poler Arena as the chosen venue for the contest.

**Key:**

 †  Host venue
 ‡  Final shortlist
 ‡  Shortlisted

## Participating countries

On 20 October 218, the IBU announced that a record 36 countries would participate in the 219 contest, with Morgut, Novomkia, Sluvica and Raknusia debuting and Halsivon, which had last taken part in 216, returning. Sluvica accepted the IBU's "independence present", allowing them to participate in two consecutive editions without becoming an Active Member of the IBU, while Novomkia and Raknusia were permitted to participate for one year under the "independence present" and will have to apply for Active Membership to assure participation in future events. Morgut's broadcaster, YİTV, joined the IBU as an Active Member on 5 July 218 and confirmed participation on 30 September 218.

### Returning artists

The contest featured four representatives who previously performed as lead vocalists, three of which are for the same country: Karolina Mielcarek represented Rinasine in 215 and also provided backing vocals for Celina Cornik in 210; Philipp Lochte represented Easatloa in 214; The Meep represented Halsivon in 208 and 211. Also returning as lead artist was Olivia Keating, who represented Porta in 218; she represented Lincon alongside Cody Manning. In addition, Kirovkaria's Jibek provided backing vocals for Pikut in 218, and Esra Pattyn, who had represented Plos in 212 as a member of Inez Dermaux's backup band, returned as a member of Crunch.

## Production

The Mearthvision Song Contest 219 was produced by the Danian public broadcaster Television de Danie (TDD). The senior production team consisted of Lucrèce Ponce and Caro Féret as managing directors, Milo Auguste as lead commissioner, Manuel Blanc and Rose-Marie Hérisson as executive producers, Jean-Michel Pueyrredón as head of show, Paola Cerf as head of contest, and Geoffroy De Villiers as executive in charge of production. Additional production personnel included multi-camera directors Jocelyne Genet, Laurette Calvet and Jules Bombelles, lead creative director Henry Dufour, music directors Océane Cormier and Leila Barrande. stage designer Sauvanne Chevalier, head of sound Bertrand Thibodeaux and lighting and pyrotechnics designers Tobie Balzac and Lauren Manaudou. Background music for the shows was composed by Pénélope Lyon.

The budget was contributed to by the Council of Poler and the Regional Council of Île-des-Vagues (Ḏ3 million each), the Danian government (Ḏ7 million) TDD (at least Ḏ4 million), the IBU, and cultural incentives. The full costs are expected to be published at a later date.

### Visual design

On 31 July 218, the IBU released a new and revamped version of the generic logo as a celebration of the Mearthvision Song Contest's 20th anniversary. It includes a cleaner, more consistent font identical to that used in Eurovision as well as more consistent boundaries with the flag in the Mearthvision heart.

The theme art and slogan for the contest, "Brighten Up the Stage!" was unveiled on 31 January 219. Designed by Lisiore-based graphic design company Rhythm Media, the artwork was an abstract representation of a stage, with bright colours representing the slogan and Poler's nickname of the "City of Light", while the colours were inspired by those of the Danian flag; the typeface was inspired by café logos, love and youthfulness. The art also relates to the 20th anniversary of the contest as the stage is considered a vital part of it and its evolution throughout the years.

### Stage design

The stage design for the 219 contest was revealed on 2 February 219. Designed by Poler-based Sauvanne Chevalier, who had also designed the stages for Nous Décidons 217 and 218, the stage design was based on the contest's theme art. Chevalier worked with TDD and Rhythm Media on the design. The main part of the stage, representing the theme art's triangles, was split into three large, rotating LED screens which can each display their own design. A huge, arched backdrop, representing the arched slogan in the theme art, was the main LED screen, surrounded by ornate flower designs representing those found on famous old buildings in Poler, lit in the colours of each participating country. The stage itself was essentially a reflection of the background, with the main stage being the triangles and the runway to the secondary stage being the slogan. The secondary stage was the only part of the staging that was not representative of the logo, although it was triangular. President Romain Robert inaugurated the stage on 26 April.

### Postcards

The "postcards" were 40-second video introductions shown on television whilst the stage is being prepared for the next entry. Filmed between February and April 219, and directed by Julia Garnier, who had directed *Ocean Blue* and *Until Time Ends*, and Quentin Pierre, the postcards were based on the "Brighten Up the Stage!" theme of the contest, as well as the anniversary theme. Combining live-action shots with animation, it followed the artist as they took part in an activity of their choice in their country of origin, before moving on a dark stage, specifically that of the Théâtre de Gauthier Jacquemoud in the 21st arrondissement of Poler. The postcards were produced by Poler-based production companies Star Film (of which Garnier serves as CCO) and 103 Films (of which Pierre is a member) as their second co-production after *Ocean Blue*. The following locations were used for each participating country:

* Aimol – Old Town, Tveshi
* Avino – Théâtre d'Avino, Lanblaca
* Bisini – Rowana Plaza, Sydinie
* Borikamsk – Yellow Maze, Zelenyorsk
* Brumund – Narvinger
* Canadina – Natural History Museum, Otelu
* Chepulisk – Model Village, Yelechensk
* Dania – Parc de la Rouge, Poler
* Easatloa – Grüneschlange
* Fernit – Fernit Aquatics Centre
* Halsivon – National Theatre Raftov
* Jolivan – Neo Tokyo SunTower
* Joliwe – Grand Hotel, San Amante
* Kirovkaria – Karia Ferris Wheel
* Kumeretsia – Vorava National Park, Carantra
* Levocia – Jurius Bridge
* Lincly – San Alvisini
* Lincon – Claíomhulah
* Maro – San Vasta, Picessa
* Morgut – Sara Boulevard
* Noda – Central Park, New Joleo
* Northern States of Caronana – Grand Central Station, Jameton
* Novomkia – Vadimkov Bay
* Plos – Port of Gäsernkirch
* Porta – Downtown Porta Stadium
* Rinasine – Narcaw Raceway
* Russanplon – Snowball Arena, Orelov
* Raknusia – Raknusia National Opera House, Belarek
* Roznikia – Sarasensk Airport
* Sluvica – Jidro Canyon
* South Yelsiva – Santiago Zoo
* Tontin – Maylvík Fishery
* United Republic – Estadio Traicana
* Warelern – Vrijdam, Overinogel
* Yelsiva – Universidad Internacional, Juliva
* Yurod – Lake Tyukin

### Presenters

On 8 December 218, Danian news outlet *La Variété* reported that the 219 contest would feature three presenters: two female and one male, and that television presenter Rodolphe Le Tonnelier, who had hosted in 200, would be the male presenter. This was confirmed on 22 February 219, when the presenters line-up for the contest was announced. Le Tonnelier, singer Claudine Trintignant and actress Gwendoline Aveline hosted all three shows of the event, with Le Tonnelier's 200 co-presenter, television presenter Constantin Allais, joining for the final. Other than the 200 contest, Allais had previously hosted the 10th-anniversary concert *Oh Yes: A Mearthvision Song Contest Celebration* with Lincoln and Linka. Moreen Terrien and Aceline J. Paquette hosted the "Turquoise Carpet" and Opening Ceremony events, and also moderated the contest's press conferences.

## Format

### Expansion to two semi-finals

At a press conference in Poler in August 218, Cierplikowski Rucki announced that the competition's format would very likely be expanded to a semi-final system in 219, similar to the system used in the Eurovision Song Contest. She noted that the pre-qualifying round was a one-off event to combat the sharp rise in participating countries in 218 and could not be repeated for fairness' sake. Rucki stated that one semi-final was likely if the amount of participants remained around as many as in 218, but a second semi-final would be necessary if the amount of participants grew exponentially.

Alongside the announcement of the host city on 7 October 218, the IBU confirmed that two semi-finals would occur prior to the final on Saturday 13 May 219. The first took place on Tuesday 9 May and the second on Thursday 11 May, two days after. The "Big Six", consisting of the six highest-scoring countries of the previous edition, would automatically qualify for the final, while the remaining countries would take part in the semi-finals. Ten countries would qualify for the final from each semi-final, meaning, like 218, 26 countries would participate in the final.

### Voting changes

*See also: Voting at the Mearthvision Song Contest*

On 22 November 218, the IBU announced changes to the voting system for the 219 contest. The results of the semi-finals would be determined solely by televoting, while the results of the final would be determined by both national juries and televoting, as has been the case since 215. In the event that a country cannot deliver a televoting result, an aggregated result calculated on the basis of countries with similar voting patterns would be used, and in case that too fails, a backup jury result would be used instead. If a country's jury is disqualified, the televoting points from that country would be doubled and used as a substitute in the final. The procedure of using calculated points would remain as a last resort in the event that a country cannot deliver a valid jury or televoting result. Viewers from non-participating countries would also be able to vote in all shows, with their votes being aggregated and presented as one individual set of points under "Rest of the World". Those viewers would be able to cast votes via an online platform, which requires ownership of a credit or debit card for verification.

### Semi-final allocation draw

The draw to determine the participating countries' semi-finals took place on 31 January 219 at 20:00 DT, at the Musée d'Amnay. The thirty semi-finalists were divided over six pots, based on historical voting patterns as calculated by the contest's official televoting partner Todas. The four debuting countries were drawn into Pot 6 for simplicity, along with returning country Halsivon. The purpose of drawing from different pots is to reduce the chance of "bloc voting" and to increase suspense in the semi-finals. The draw also determined which semi-final each of the six automatic qualifiers – the "Big Six" countries Brumund, Dania, Jolivan, the Northern States of Caronana, Russanplon and Warelern – will broadcast and vote in. Unlike 218, the draw will not allocate which half of the final the automatic qualifiers will participate in; this will be determined at a later date. The ceremony was hosted by Moreen Terrien and Aceline J. Paquette, and included the passing of the host city insignia from Edgar Beatrice, the mayor of previous host city Sydinie, to Alixandra Denoyer, the mayor of Poler. The event was broadcast on the contest's official YouTube and Vuzu channels and on Danie3 in Dania with commentary by Marc Auch.

## Contest overview

### Semi-final 1

The first semi-final took place on 9 May 219 at 21:00 DST. Fifteen countries participated in this semi-final, with the running order published on 22 March 219. Noda won the most points, followed by Canadina, Halsivon, Porta, Tontin, Lincly, Morgut, Novomkia, Bisini, and Maro. The countries that failed to reach the final were Yurod, Kirovkaria, Rinasine, Borikamsk and Joliwe. All the countries competing in this semi-final were eligible to vote, plus Dania, the Northern States of Caronana and Warelern, as well as non-participating countries under an aggregated "Rest of the World" vote.

The first semi-final was opened by Lucille Delcroix performing her winning song "Un chœur du cœur" accompanied by Leila Emmanuelli, followed by co-presenter Claudine Trintignant performing "Loser", while the interval featured drag performers Musique and Bab Ette performing "C'est comme tu veux" and "20 Long Years", and a video on the history of the contest performed by actress Luce Proulx. The Danian, Caronanan, and Warelersh artists were then interviewed, and clips of their competing songs were played.

     Qualifiers

### Semi-final 2

The second semi-final took place on 11 May 219 at 21:00 DST. Fifteen countries participated in the second semi-final, with the running order published on 22 March 2023. Lincon won the most points, followed by Yelsiva, the United Republic, Chepulisk, Sluvica, Plos, Levocia, Raknusia, Roznikia, and South Yelsiva. The countries that failed to reach the final were Avino, Easatloa, Aimol, Kumeretsia, and Fernit. All the countries competing in this semi-final were eligible to vote, plus Brumund, Jolivan and Russanplon, as well as non-participating countries under an aggregated vote as "Rest of the World" vote.

The second semi-final was opened by "Mearthvision and Dania", a medley of Danian musical works accompanying a comedy act performed by Mac et Dav, and Napoléon Pierrat and The Graves performing "All You", while the interval featured a group of child singers and dancers performing "Free To Be Me", choreographed by Avery Palomer, and Sylvina Torre performing a medley of "Induve si", "Pioggia è sole", "Sempre esse u unu" and "Anni fà". The Brumundian, Jolivan and Russanplonese artists were then interviewed, and clips of their competing songs were played.

     Qualifiers

### Final

The final took place on 13 May 219 at 21:00 DST. Twenty-six countries participated in the final, with the jury and televote of all thirty-six participating countries, as well as non-participating countries under an aggregated "Rest of the World" online vote, eligible to vote. The running order for the final was published on 12 May 219. Noda won with 684 points, winning both the jury vote and the televote. Lincon came second with 338 points, with Canadina, Jolivan, Sluvica, Yelsiva, Halsivon, Porta, Warelern and Plos completing the top five. Raknusia, Brumund, Roznikia, Tontin and Russanplon occupied the bottom five positions.

The final was opened by co-presenter Claudine Trintignant performing "Ne te laisse jamais savoir" and her new single "Carré". This was followed by the flag parade, introducing all twenty-six finalists, accompanied by DJ Rémix composing a new version of "Te Deum". The interval acts included Lucille Delcroix and Groep performing "Spirit" and their new single "Ensemble (Together)" and "The Anniversary Melody", where all eighteen previous Mearthvision winners performed their winning songs. A pre-recorded performance of Nicene singing "Hole in My Head" and "Worldwide Wonders" in Lisiore was also shown, as well as a short video skit featuring one second from every song performed at the Mearthvision Song Contest.

     Winner

#### Spokespersons

The spokespersons announced the 8, 10 and 12-point scores from their respective country's national jury in the following order:

1. Bisini – Ariana Barrett
2. South Yelsiva – Francisco Mastache
3. United Republic – Sandra Leñero
4. Raknusia – The Dones
5. Rinasine – Aleksander Tarłów
6. Fernit – Shoyo Gima
7. Plos – Tibo Velghe
8. Kumeretsia – Nedelya Alexandrova
9. Russanplon – Nadka Komilova
10. Noda – Luna Bunny
11. Porta – Gordon Tart
12. Borikamsk – Lera Fanina
13. Lincly – Francesca Walker
14. Yurod – Natasha Kuzmina
15. Canadina – Ryan Peters
16. Brumund – Lisa Treschow
17. Tontin – Hugbjörg Surtdóttir
18. Kirovkaria – Pikut
19. Halsivon – Cayristal
20. Aimol – Bella Danilovna
21. Morgut – Dünya Aghamirova
22. Northern States of Caronana – Eric Man
23. Avino – Zoé Poulin
24. Yelsiva – 1 Minute To Go
25. Chepulisk – Timeh
26. Novomkia – Oraz Narimanov
27. Jolivan – Sakai Horikawa
28. Easatloa – Magdalene Wehner
29. Lincon – Darcy Lyons
30. Maro – Leonilda De Luise
31. Warelern – Groep
32. Levocia – Vytautas Žuklys
33. Joliwe – Juan Martin Tenorio
34. Roznikia – Esfir Pushkina and Stefan Sokolo
35. Sluvica – Zlata Mikic
36. Dania – Lucille Delcroix

## Detailed voting results

### Semi-final 1

The ten qualifiers from the first semi-final were determined solely by televoting. All fifteen countries competing in the first semi-final voted, alongside Dania, the Northern States of Caronana and Warelern, and the aggregated Rest of the World vote. The ten qualifying countries were announced in no particular order, and the full results of how each country voted was published after the final had been held.

     Qualifiers

#### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received from each country's televote.

12 points awarded by **televoting**

### Semi-final 2

The ten qualifiers from the second semi-final were determined solely by televoting. All fifteen countries competing in the second semi-final voted, alongside Brumund, Jolivan and Russanplon, and the aggregated Rest of the World vote. The ten qualifying countries were announced in no particular order, and the full results of how each country voted was published after the final had been held.

     Qualifiers

#### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received from each country's televote.

12 points awarded by **televoting**

### Final

The results of the final were determined by televoting and jury voting in all thirty-seven participating countries, plus the Rest of the World aggregate public vote. The announcement of the jury points was conducted by each country individually, with the country's spokesperson announcing their jury's favourite entry that received 12 points, with the remaining points shown on screen. Following the completion of the jury points announcement, the public points were announced as an aggregate by the contest hosts in ascending order starting from the country which got the fewest points from the jury.

     Winner

#### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received from each country's professional juries.

## Other countries

*Further information: List of countries in the Mearthvision Song Contest*

Eligibility for potential participation in the Mearthvision Song Contest requires a national broadcaster with active IBU membership that would be able to broadcast the contest via the Mearthvision network, except for those who accept the "independence present", granting them participation in the contest for two editions as associate members.

### Non-IBU members

* Belorenovo – On 14 October 218, Belorenovin broadcaster RB confirmed that the country would not debut in 219, citing financial constraints and a lack of interest from sponsors. The broadcaster, however, still broadcasted the contest, with a view of debuting in 220. On 15 October 218, RB announced that they will aim to apply for IBU membership as the two-year "independence present" grace period will have passed.
* Shisini – On 16 May 218, Shisini Radiotelevisión Director-General Eloy Durán stated the Shisinish broadcaster was aiming to apply for IBU membership at the end of the year and confirmed that should Shisini Radiotelevisión gain IBU membership, Shisini would be able to participate in the contest. However, the deadline for broadcasters to apply for participation in 219 was on 15 September 218, therefore making a Shisinish debut in 219 impossible. The country ultimately did not appear on the final list of participants.

## Broadcasts

All participating broadcasters may choose to have on-site or remote commentators providing an insight about the show and voting information to their local audience. While they must broadcast at least the semi-final they are voting in and the final, most broadcasters air all three shows with different programming plans. In addition, some non-participating broadcasters may still want to air the contest. The International Broadcasting Union will also provide international live streams of both semi-finals and the final through their official YouTube and Vuzu channels with no commentary. The table below details the broadcasting plans and commentators for the countries that aired the contest.

Broadcasters and commentators in non-participating countries

### Viewing figures

On 25 May 219, the IBU published that 386 million people watched televised broadcasts of the 3 shows of the contest across 38 public markets,

## Incidents

### Televote issues

On 20 May 219, the IBU reported that, during the contest, Halsivon's televotes had been erroneously counted. Certain countries received the wrong points from the countries, and it had awarded 12 points to two countries — Noda and Sluvica — instead of one. The correct total of points had been displayed on the Halsivese broadcast. The country's points were corrected and a new scoreboard was published. The amended points appear in the table below, compared with how they were counted initially:

Televote points awarded by Halsivon (original)

Televote points awarded by Halsivon (amended)

The only change in ranking the corrected point totals caused was that Chepulisk finished in 18th place and Levocia in 17th place. The two countries had previously tied on points, with Chepulisk finishing before Levocia as it received more televote points. Sluvica, Jolivan, Lincon, Chepulisk, Plos, Porta and Raknusia finished with slightly less points.

## Other awards

In addition to the main winner's trophy, the Mearthvision Awards were contested during the Mearthvision Song Contest 219. The OGAM, "General Organisation of Mearthvision Fans" voting poll also took place before the contest.

### Mearthvision Awards

The Mearthvision Awards, organised since 200, honours songs in the contest's final. The awards are divided into three categories: the Artistic Award, the Composers Award, and the Press Award. The winners were revealed shortly before the Mearthvision final on 13 May.

 Composers Award

### OGAM

OGAM, an organisation of over forty Mearthvision Song Contest fan clubs, conducts an annual voting poll first held in 200. After all votes were cast, the top-ranked entry in the 219 poll was Noda's "Magia" performed by Angelina Moon; the top five results are shown below.

 Lincon | Cody Manning and Olivia Keating | "Dancing Alone"
 Jolivan | Hitomi Murakami | "Kasanoba"
 Porta | Vivian Montenegro | "Burn"
 Halsivon | The Meep | "Graffiti"

## Official album

***Mearthvision Song Contest Poler 219*** is the official compilation album of the contest. It is together by the International Broadcasting Union and was released by Candy Music Group digitally on 14 April 219 and in CD format on 28 April 219. The album features all 36 entries.

## Notes

1. ↑ Contains several words in Kumeretsian
2. ↑ Contains a repeated phrase in Levocian
3. ↑ Whilst the song has a Linclian title, the lyrics are entirely in Russanplonese.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Despite finishing with the same number of points as Avino, Easatloa finished in twenty-first place due to receiving more 6 points in the televote.

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## External links

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