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Northern Ireland in Regiovision Song Contest

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**Northern Ireland** is a region in Europe. Because of that, they can participate in Regiovision Song Contest. Their first participation was in the first edition of the contest.

## History

Northern Ireland debuted in the first edition. They immediately announced to participate with an Irish song. Later on, they selected the song *Óró sé do bheatha 'bhaile*. After all the votes were in, Northern Ireland finished better than expected with a 2nd place and six points away from the victory.

For the second edition, BBC Norhtern Ireland selected the song *Súile glasa* to compete in the contest. After all the votes were in, the song received 116 points, which was enough to win the contest. Northern Ireland got 12 points from four regions (Artsakh, England, Scotland and Wales), which was a record at that time.

The third edition of the contest was held in Belfast, Northern Ireland due to their victory in the previous edition. The famous actor Jamie Dornan hosted the show. Despite the high expectations from BBC Northern Ireland, they only reached a 9th place during the festival. For the next edition the Northern Irish broadcaster decided to participate with a totally different song, parly sung in English. The region finished 7th out of 14 participants. Wales awarded their 12 points to Northern Ireland.

During the fifth edition, Northern Ireland was one of the favourites to win the contest, but at the end the region finished 5th with 81 points. The next two editions the region archieve good average results with an 8th and a 5th place.
Regiovision Song Contest 9

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The Regiovision Song Contest 9 was the ninth edition of the Regiovision Song Contest. The host country was England because they won the previous edition with the song *Freaks*. Manchester hosted this edition.

## Location

After the victory of England in the previous edition, they got the rights to host this edition. Directly after their victory, BBC Four announced that they would host the contest. England already hosted three editions, all took place in London.

The English broadcaster announced that the Manchester Central Convention Complex was chosen as host venue. It was th first time that London wasn't selected as host city. The venue has a capacity of 10.900 people spectators.

## Format

Each region sends one song to the contest. The regions can't be independent. They also have to present some ethnical background in their region during their performance. The song can't be longer than five minutes. Because of this rule, Artsakh sended a request to the EBU for their song. The EBU agreed and therefore Artsakh could participate with a song that contained more English lyrics than Armenian.

After that all the participating regions have sang their song, each single country awards a set of points. The region who gets the most amount of points wins the contest. If two or more regions receive the same number of points, the region that got points from most voting regions, will be ranked higher.

## Voting

### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received:

## Other regions

### Returning regions

* South Ossetia: Immediately after the South Ossetian withdraw after the 6th edition, their broadcaster announced that they would put extra efforts on bringing the region back to the contest after the lack of interest among the national artists.

### Withdrawing regions

* Northern Cyprus - Due the disappointing result in the previous edition, the BRT decided to not take part in this edition.
My Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003

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The My Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003 was the first edition of the My Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The contest took place in Copenhagen, Denmark. They were chosen by the EBU to organize the very first contest. Because they've also hosted the first Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

The United Kingdom won the contest with 142 points. Which is 78.89% of the highest amount of points a country can get.

## Format

Each country has to send a song in (on of) their national language(s). The song can't be shorter than 2 minutes and 30 seconds and can't be longer than three minutes.

Every participating country awards 12, 10, 8, 7, ...,1 points to their top-10.

## Voting

https://scorewiz.eu/scoreboard/view/201356/jesc-2003

## 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received:
Mexico in WorldMusic Song Contest

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**Mexico** can participate in the WorldMusic Song Contest. This country located in Central America debuted in the second edition.

## History

Mexico was announced as participating country at the second edition. The Mexican broadcaster announced that they were invited in the first edition, but due financial problems they had to postpone their debut to the next edition. The finishe in their first participation at the 11th place, and in the next edition at the 17th place. In the fourth edition, Mexico finished at the last place.

Because of a new rule to reduce the number of countries to 15 in the 5th edition, the countries having the lowest average scores over the previous four editions relegated. Because of this, Mexico was not possible to take part in the fifth edition, hosted in Stockholm.

## Contestants

  03 | Sotomayor
  04 | Thalía
MediteranianMusic Song Contest 5

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The **MediteranianMusic Song Contest 5** was the fifth edition of the MediteranianMusic Song Contest. The host country was Croatia, that won the previous edition, with the song *Mama ŠČ!*. It was the first time that Croatia hosted this contest. TBA was selected to host this edition.

Fourteen countries participated in this edition. One country less as in the previous edition. Tunesia decided to withdraw from the competition due to dissappointing results.

## Location

Straight after the Croatian victory in the previous edition, the national broadcaster announced that they were planning to host this edition. At the official press conference after their victory, they said that the contest would not take place in Zagreb. Later it was clear that Pula was choosen as city.

## Format

Each country sends one song to the contest. In de beginning of the contest, the countries had to sing in their own national language. Since the fourth edition, the is no specific language rule. The song can't be longer than five minutes.

After that all the participating countries have sang their song, each single country awards a set of points. The country who gets the most amount of points wins the contest. If two or more countries receive the same number of points, the country that got the highest point will rank higher.

## Voting

https://scorewiz.eu/scoreboard/view/671652/mediteranianmusic-song-contest-4

### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received:

## Other Countries

### Withdrawing countries

* Tunisia - The country decided to withdraw from the competition. The main reasons was the lack of interests by their broadcaster.

## See also

* EuroMusic Song Contest 5
* WorldMusic Song Contest 5
Province Song Contest

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The Province Song Contest (PSC) is a competitive music competiton where every province from Flarkanou and Snuffift select a song to compete in the event. At the end, the results are made by a jury and televoting. The provinces have to sing in their regional language.

## History

The origin of the contest goes back to the end of 2017 when the Flarkanese and Snuffiftian broadcasters started the idea to create a competitive music event between the two countries. Later on, it was clear that each province will take part in the editions. Because of the fact that the Flarkanese broadcaster would finance the highest costs, Flarkanoustad was selected to host the first edition. Flarkanoustad was also the first winner, with the highest marks from both the jury and televote. It was very remarkable that all entries from Snuffift (exept Oost-Swiffel) finished at the bottom of the scoreboard.

Because of the victory of Flarkanoustad, they hosted the second edition. They again finished at the first place followed by Samajo, who achieved their second place for the second edition in a row. Flarkanoustad announced after their victory that they would host the third edition.

## Format

Every province from Flarkanou and Snuffift sends one song to the contest, and they have to perform in their own regional language. The results are made by both a professional jury (50%) and a televoting (50%).

## Statistics

Here you can see the top 10 prestations from each country.

Table key
     *Withdrawn* – Countries who have participated in the past but have withdrawn.
My Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017

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The My Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017 was the fifteenth edition of the My Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The contest took place in Tbilisi, Georgia. They were chosen by the EBU. It was the first time that Georgia hosted the contest.

## Format

Each country has to send a song in (on of) their national language(s). The song can't be shorter than 2 minutes and 30 seconds and can't be longer than three minutes.

Every participating country awards to sets of 12, 10, 8, 7, ...,1 points to their top-10.

## Voting

https://scorewiz.eu/scoreboard/view/201977/jesc-2017

## 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received.
Monaco in MediteranianMusic Song Contest

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**Monaco** is a one of the Mediteranian countries. Because of that, they can participate in MediteranianMusic Song Contest. Monaco was one of the twelve founding nations.

## History

Monaco took part in the first edition. The country was one of the first nations to confirm their participation and were the first to select an entry. They finished at the 8th place. In the second edition, the Monégasque entry again finished in the top ten. They received the first time the maximum of 12 points. In the next edition, Monaco achieved the tenth place. In the fourth edition, Monaco finished out of the top ten for the first time.
Tatarstan in EuroRegion Song Contest

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**Tatarstan** is a region in Europe. Because of that, they can participate in EuroRegion Song Contest. This republic of Russia debuted in the first edition.

## History

Tatarstan was announced as participating region for the first edition. Diliya Ahmetshina was selected to participate for the region. later on, she released the song. At the end of the voting, it was clear that Tatarstan finished at the third place. In Tórshavn, they finished at the 8th place. Damira Saetova was announced as participant to participate in Barcelona. She won this edition with 105 points. In the fourth edition, the region finished at the third place.

Tatarstan was chosen to host the fifth edition in Kazan. However they were counted as one of the favorites to win the editoin, they finished at the second place. There was a 20-points gap between them and the winner: Sápmi. In the next edition, Tatarstan finished at the ninth place. It was the first time since the start of the contest that Tatarstan didn't receive any 12 points.

Russia and their regions were excluded from participating in future editions by the EBU due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Because of this, Tatarstan was forced to withdraw from the seventh edition.
Sweden in EuroMusic Song Contest 4

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**Sweden** participated in the fourth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Swedish broadcaster, SVT, was responsible for their act.

## Selection process

For their fourth participation the Swedish broadcaster decided to select their submission internally. It was the first edition with the free language rule. That's why they decided to perform in a song in English.

Later on, "*Don't stop believing*" was selected as act for the fourth edition in Liverpool.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Sweden was drawn to perform fifteenth following Portugal and preceding Greece.

Sweden was counted as the top favorite to win the show according the bookmakers. However, they didn't won the contest, but finished 5th with 98 points. It was their best result so far in the contest.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to Sweden and awarded by Sweden in the final.

### Points awarded to Sweden

* France
* Israel
* Netherlands
* United States
* Ireland
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* Italy
* Spain
WorldMusic Song Contest 1

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The WorldMusic Song Contest 1 was the first edition of the WorldMusic Song Contest. The host country was chosen between one of the participating countries, while there was not previous winner. Paris was announced as host city.

Hong Kong was the winner of the first edition. Kelvin Kwan received 107 points. Canada finished at the second place followed by Sweden.

## Location

Because it was the first edition of the contest, there was no previous winner and the host country was chosen between all particpation countries. France, China and Australia were interested to host the contest. Later on, it was clear that France was selected.

The French broadcaster chose the 'Dôme de Paris' to host this edition.

## Format

13 broadcasters received an invitation to participate in the contest. Each country sends one song to the contest. Every country have to sing in their own national language. The song can't be longer than five minutes.

After that all the participating countries have sang their song, each single country awards a set of points. The country who gets the most amount of points wins the contest. If two or more countries receive the same number of points, the country that got the highest point will rank higher.

## Voting

https://scorewiz.eu/scoreboard/view/481934/worldmusic-song-contest-1---paris

### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received:

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## Other Countries

### Debuting countries

* Australia
* Brazil
* Canada
* China
* France
* Germany
* Hong Kong
* Japan
* New Zealand
* Russia
* South Africa
* Sweden
* United Kingdom
Norway in EuroMusic Song Contest 10

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**Norway** participated in the tenth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Norwegian broadcaster NRK, was responsible for the act of this edition. They finished at the second place for the second time.

## Selection process

For their tenth participation the Norwegian broadcaster, they decided to select their act with a intern selection for Amsterdam.

NRK announced that they would perform a song in the English language. They selected the song *My heart is yours*.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Because Norway finished in the previous edition in the top 11, they were automatic qualified for the final in Amsterdam.

In the final they performed twenty first, and last, following Estonia. They received 164 points, what was enough to become second.Due the bookmakers their result was very unexpected due the bookmakers.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to Norway and awarded by Norway in the final.

### Points awarded to Norway (Final)

* Finland
* Iceland
* Ireland
* Russia
* United Kingdom
* Sweden
* Estonia
* Morocco
* Netherlands
* Poland
* Turkey
 * Austria
* Cyprus
* Greece
* Slovenia
Switzerland in Junior EuroMusic Song Contest

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**Switzerland** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Song Contest. Switzerland was invited to participate in the first edition.

## History

Switzerland debuted in the first edition. The national broadcaster, SRG SSR, was invited. They announced that they would send a song in the French language. Switzerland selected a song in the French language to take part in Amsterdam. They finished at the 11th place. In the two following editions, Switzerland selected a song in the German language. They finished for two editions in a row at the last place.

Switzerland considered withdrawing from the contest in the fourth edition, due their bad results. However, they announced some days before the deadline to take part in Zagreb. There they finished at the 12th place.

At the end of the fourth edition, the Swiss broadcaster announced that they would withdraw from the contest. The disappointing results were the main factor of their decision.

## See also

* Switzerland in EuroMusic Dance Contest
* Switzerland in EuroMusic Song Contest
Monaco in EuroMusic Song Contest

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**Monaco** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Song Contest. They confirmed their participation in the ninth edition. TMC is responsible for the Monégasque participation.

## History

Already since the fifth edition, their are rumors that TMC would be interested to participate in the contest. But because of the high financial costs they did not make their debut yet. However, the EBU announced that the Monégasque broadcaster TMC would take part for the first time in the ninth edition, held in Sweden. In Sweden, Monaco finished last with only two points, which came from France. They were the third country who finished last in their first participation. TMC announced to withraw from the competition. Their bad result and the financial costs were the main reason behind their decision.

After a lot of rumors, it was clear that Monaco would return to the 22nd edition. They finished at the last place in the semi final. Like in their previous participation all of their points came from France. After the 22nd edition, the Monégasque head of delegation said that there was no place for micro-states in this contest. He added in his statement that he was unsure for a futuring Monégasque participation. Later on, it was clear that Monaco would not participate in the next edition.
United States in EuroMusic Song Contest 15

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The **United States** participated in the 15th edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. It was the ninth American participation, and their fifth after the American withdraw in the 9th and 10th edition.

## Previously

The best American result so far is the 1st place in the 11th and 12th edition. They also reached three times a 3rd place. This happened in the 7th edition and the last two editions in Tel Aviv and Berlin.

## Selection process

For this edition the American broadcaster, NBC, decided to select its particpant internally like they did in their previous participations in the contest, except for the 12th and 13th edition.

The USA selected *Darte un beso* as their participant for Spain. This was the first time that the USA selected a non-English song as its participant for the contest.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Due to the high number of participating countries, the organisation held semi-finals to select 20 countries qualifying for the final. The United States were drawn to perform fifteenth in the first semi-final, following North Macedonia and preceding Italy. The USA was named as one of the 10 finalists.

In the final, the USA were drawn to perform in the second half of the show. The producers placed the country on spot 18, following Armenia and preceding Slovenia.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to the United States and awarded by the United States in the semi-final and final.

The USA came second in the final with 216 points. It was the first time the country finished second. Andorra and Malta, who won the competition, awarded the song with 12 points.

After the show, the EBU published the semi-finals results. The United States placed second in the first semi-final, with 125 points.

### Points awarded to the United States

#### Semi-final

* Italy
* Spain
* Hungary
* Ireland
* United Kingdom
* Israel
* Switzerland
* Sweden
* Lithuania

#### Final

* Malta
* Israel
* Italy
* San Marino
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Denmark
* France
* Greece
* Iceland
* United Kingdom
* Netherlands
* North Macedonia
* Switzerland
* Hungary
* Serbia
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* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Estonia
* Latvia
* Norway
Portugal in EuroMusic Song Contest 4

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**Portugal** participated in the fourth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Portuguese broadcaster, RTP, was responsible for their act.

## Selection process

For their second participation the Portuguese broadcaster decided to select their submission internally. The RTP decided to perform a song in their own national language, Portuguese.

Later on, "*Youtuber*" was selected as act for the fourth edition in Liverpool.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Portugal was drawn to perform fourteenth following Belgium and preceding Sweden.

Portugal became 15th with 16 points. With this result they ended in the at the bottom three. Eighth points came from their neighboring country, Spain.

One day after the final the Portuguese broadcaster holded a press conference were they said: "*To be disappointed of their result, and expected way more*".

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to Portugal and awarded by Portugal in the final.
Malta in EuroMusic Song Contest 5

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**Malta** participated in the fifth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Maltese broadcaster, TVM, was responsible for their act.

## Selection process

For their second participation the Maltese broadcaster decided to select their submission internally. The TVM decided to perform a song in their two national languages, English and Maltese.

Later on, "*Dawra tond*" was selected as act for the fifth edition in Dublin.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Malta was drawn to perform third following Spain and preceding Italy.

Malta became 4th with 89 points. Because they finished last in the previous edition, it was their best result so far in the contest.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to Malta and awarded by Malta in the final.

### Points awarded to Malta

* Italy
* United Kingdom
* Greece
* Portugal
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* Netherlands
* Sweden
Wales in Regiovision Song Contest

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**Wales** is a region in Europe. Because of that, they can participate in Regiovision Song Contest. Their first participation was in the first edition of the contest.

## History

Wales debuted in the first edition. They were quite long in the running to become the hosting nation, but at the end, England won the rights to host it.

In London, they performed the song *Perta*, in the Welsh language. They received 53 points, were 12 points came from Northern Ireland. They finished 6th, in the middle of the scoreboard. In Mariehamn, they finished one place below, 7th.

In the fourth edition, she selected a song with both Welsh and English. It was the first time for Wales that there was also English in their song, although that is also an official language within Wales. This choice was not successful, for the first time in history, Wales did not finish in the top ten. They achieved their worst result: 12th.

The next edition in Sicily was one where high expectations were set by the Welsh broadcaster S4C. They had the goal of exceeding their best result so far. During the voting this seemed to work, but at the end of the voting, the regions who still needed to give their points didn't awarded a lot of points to Wales. They were dropped to the seventh place. In the sixth edition, Wales selected a song in the Welsh language. They finished at the 10th place.

At the seventh edition, in London, Wales finished at the fourth place. It was their highest result at that points. The next edition, Wales was not able to finish in the top ten.
United Kingdom in EuroMusic Song Contest 1

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The **United Kingdom** participated in the first edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The EBU invited the Btitish broadcaster, BBC, to compete in this edition.

## Selection process

For their first participation the British broadcaster, BBC, decided to select their submission internally. They decided to not hold a national selection. For this edition, the EBU decided that the countries have to perform a song in their own national language. Because of this, The United Kingdom had only one option: English. Some countries complaned about the language rule because the UK could have an advantage to perform in English.

Later on, the British broadcaster presented their song: "*That sounds good to me*" for Madrid.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

The UK was drawn to perform eleventh following Luxembourg and preceding Denmark.

Due the bookmakers, The UK the top favorite to win the show. However, they received 78 points. With this amount they finished at the fourth place.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to The UK and awarded by The UK in the final.

### Points awarded to The United Kingdom

* Netherlands
* Luxembourg
* Sweden
* Switzerland
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* Italy
Spain in EuroMusic Song Contest 9

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**Spain** participated in the ninth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Spanish broadcaster, RTVE, was responsible for their act.

## Selection process

For their ninth participation the Spanish broadcaster decided to select their submission internally. They announced to select a song in both English and Spanish. Later it was clear that they would perform: "Victorious" in Gothenborg.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

Spain was drawn to perform twentieth following Malta and preceding Denmark.

Due the bookmakers, Spain was one of the favorites to win the show. During the voting, it was clear that Spain would finish in the top of the scoreboard. When the voting was over it was clear that Spain finished 5th.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to Spain and awarded by Spain in the final.

### Points awarded to Spain

* Italy
* Malta
* Portugal
* Morocco
* Switzerland
 * Poland
* Ireland
Slovenia in EuroMusic Song Contest

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**Slovenia** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Song Contest. They confirmed their participation in the tenth edition. RTV SLO is responsible for the Slovenian participation.

## History

The Slovenian broadcaster, RTV SLO, decided to debut in the contest in the tenth edition. It was the first edition with semi finals. Slovenia qualified for the final, where they were able to receive 129 points. With these points, they finished at the 5th place. In the next edition, they finished again in the top 10 in the final. In Zurich they finished again in the top 10. With 89 points they finished 9th. In Tel Aviv, Israel, they were one of the favorites to win the edition. In the semi final they finished at the second place. However in the final they couldn't reach the high expectations. They finished at the 12th place, their worst result so far.

In Berlin, they selected for the first time a song fully in the Slovene language. They failed to qualify for the first time, and they even finished last. In Madrid, they qualified for the final, where they finished at the 17th place. They reached the same place in Malta. In Cologne, Germany, they finished at the 18th place. In Bucharest and Stockholm, Slovenia failed to qualify for the final. The Slovene broadcaster announced that Slovenia would not take part in the 20th edition. This was because of the disappointing results.

The country returned in the 38th edition. They finished at the seventh place in the semi final. In the final however, they did way better and came at the third place at the end of the voting. It was the best Slovene result so far. In the following two editions, the country failed to qualify. The country qualified for the final in the 41st edition where they finished at the 16th place.
Switzerland in EuroMusic Dance Contest

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**Switzerland** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Dance Contest. They decided to debut in the fifth edition.

## History

After the fourth edition, the Swiss broadcaster, SRG SSR, announced that Switzerland would take part for the first time in this dance contest.
Netherlands in EuroMusic Dance Contest

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The **Netherlands** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Dance Contest. They were invited by the EBU to participate in the first edition.

## History

They were invited by the EBU to participate in the first edition. This edition took place in Copenhagen. When the jury revealed their top, it was clear that they won the first edition.
Wales in EuroRegion Song Contest

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**Wales** is a region in Europe. Because of that, they can participate in EuroRegion Song Contest. This country part of the United Kingdom decided to debut in the first edition.

## History

Wales was announced as participating region for the first edition. Eve Goodman was choosen to represent the region. She received 110 points what was enough to win the contest. Because of this, she was the first winner of the contest. In Tórshavn, Wales finished at the fourth place. In the third edition, the region finished at the sixth place. In Sneek, Wales ended at the fifth place.

Al Lewis represented Wales in Kazan. In this fifth participation, they managed to reach third place. Manw won the contest in the sixth edition. It was the second Welsh victory and the first time a region managed to win the contest twice. In the next edition, Wales finished at the third place. Wales hosted the eighth edition. It was their first time as host. However, they tried to host almost all of the previous editions. No top favorite was designated during this edition, so the voting was very diverse. Wales was almost always chasing but when the last region awarded the points, Wales jumped over Scotland with one point. Because of this they were able to celebrate their third victory.

The Welsh entry in the ninth edition finished at the 8th place. In the next edition, they finished at the fourth place. Meinir Gwilym returned to the contest in the next edition where she finished at the third place. In the 12th edition, the region selected a song in both the Welsh and English language. It finished at the 8th place. The fourth Welsh victory came in the 13th edition. Cordia was counted as one of the main favorites. At the end of the voting they received the most points and were crowned as the winner. The broadcaster announced at the winners press-conference that Wales would host the next edition.

Wales hosted the 14th edition in Cardiff. Their entry finished at the sixth place.
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Russia in My Junior Eurovision Song Contest

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**Russia** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in My Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Russia participated in the third edition.

## History

Russia participated in the third edition with a Russian song called *Doroga k solntsu*. At the end of the show, Russia became 5th with 92 points. They got once the maximum score of 12 points.

Russia have won the 7th edition of the contest. They participated with the song *Malenkiy prints* and got 117 points. They got three times 12 points. Two editions later, Russia won the contest again. This time with 114 points and five times 12 points. And also in the tenth edition, Russia was declared as winner. It was the first time that a country could win the competition in two consecutive editions. Russia won again in the 11th edition. This makes Russia the best competing country in the history of the contest.
Statistics of the Junior EuroMusic Song Contest

In this page you can find some extra statistics and information about the Junior EuroMusic Song Contest.

## Host cities

Over the years of the contest, there have been a lot of host cities. Amsterdam was the city who had the honour of hosting the very first contest.

Different as in the adult version, the previous winners isn't automatically the next hosting country. In this edition the EBU selected one country. From the next edition, every participating country can apply to host.

The Netherlands was choosen as host country for the first edition. AVROTROS announced to choose Amsterdam as host city. For the second edition, three countries applied a bid to host this edition. At the end, Valletta, the Maltese capital, was choosen to host the second edition. Stockholm was chosen as host city for the third edition. Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, got the honour to host the fourth edition.

When Antwerp was chosen to host the fifth edition, it was the first time that the contest didn't took place in the host country it's capital city. Nicosia, in Cyprus, hosted the sixth edition.

The Netherlands is the first country who hosted more than one editions. They hosted the first edition, and later the seventh edition in The Hague. Poland hosted the 8th edition in Gdańks. Moscow was chosen to host the ninth edition. Stockholm was chosen to host the tenth edition. It was the first time that a city hosted the contest more than once. Varna hosted the eleventh edition. Amsterdam hosted the 12th edition, what resulted in a third contest hosted in The Netherlands. Ireland hosted the thirteenth edition in Dublin while Marsa, in Malta, was selected to host the next edition. Amsterdam hosted the 16th edition what makes the Netherlands the first country who hosted the contest four times.

## Winners draw

3 times: 14
2 times: 5, 8, 10, 12
1 time: 1, 2, 3, 6, 13, 15

never: 4, 7, 9, 11, 16, 17
San Marino in EuroMusic Song Contest 18

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**San Marino** participated in the eigteenth edition of the EuroMusic Song Contest. The Sanmarinese broadcaster, SMRTV, was responsible for the act of this edition.

## Selection process

For their fourth participation the Sanmarinese broadcaster decided to select their act with a intern selection for in Bucharest.

SMRTV announced that they would perform a song in the English language. They selected the song *Who we are*.

## At EuroMusic Song Contest

San Marino first had to attempt in the semi finals. They were drawn to perform at the fifteenth place, following Georgia and preceding Iceland. However, due the bookmakers, San Marino was counted as qualifier, they failed to qualify. They finished at the 12th place.

### Voting

The voting during the final consisted of 50 percent public televoting and 50 percent from a jury deliberation. The jury consisted of five music industry professionals who were citizens of the country they represent. This jury was asked to judge each contestant based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury could be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently.

Below is a breakdown of points awarded to San Marino awarded by San Marino in the semi final and the final.

### Points awarded to San Marino (Semi-final 1)

* Moldova
 * Albania
* Israel
* Montenegro
* Netherlands
* Serbia
Malta in Junior EuroMusic Song Contest

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**Malta** is a member of the EBU. Because of that, they can participate in EuroMusic Song Contest. Malta was invited to participate in the first edition. They won the contest twice.

## History

Malta debuted in the first edition. The national broadcaster, TVM, was invited. They announced that they would send a song in the Maltese language. They finished at the 8th place in Amsterdam. Valletta was choosen as host city for the second edition. They finished there at the fifth place. In the following two editions, they finished at the 14th and 13th place.

Malta finished at the tenth place in Antwerp. In Nicosia, they finished at the 13th place.

The Maltese broadcaster announced that Malta would not take part in this edition. They also said that they were hoping for a return in the near future. When the EBU published the official list of participating countries for the 8th edition. It was clear that Malta would return. They obtained their best result so far: the fourth place.

Malta selected for the ninth in Moscow a song in both the English and Maltese language. However the very high expectations, Malta could only receive 50 points and came at the tenth place. The next edition, they finished at the 13th place. Malta selected the song "*Marchin' on*" for the eleventh edition in Varna. They won this edition with 115 points. It was the first time that a song won that was fully in the English language. They selected a Maltese song for the 12th edition, where they finished at the ninth place.

When the EBU announced that the Junior EuroMusic Song Contest would return after a break, the Maltese broadcaster announced that they were interested to take part in this 14th edition. Because of their huge interests, they got offered to host the contest, what the broadcaster agreed to. They later selected Marsa as host city. Janice Mangion finished in Malta at the ninth place. The next edition was a huge success for the nation. They won the contest for the second time. However Malta finished at the fifth place in the online voting and third with the national jury, they reached the second place in the 16th edition. In the next edition, Malta took their third victory in the contest.

Malta was on the official list of participants of the 18th edition, which would be organised in Belgium. A few days after the official list of participants was published, the EBU announced that it was canceling the 18th edition. Later on, the EBU announced that there were no plans to organise a new edition. Because of this, Malta is the last winner of the contest.
MediteranianMusic Song Contest 1

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The **MediteranianMusic Song Contest 1** was the first edition of the MediteranianMusic Song Contest. The host country was chosen between one of the participating countries. Italy was selected to host the first edition. The contest took place in Venice.

Twelve countries participated in this edition. The participating countries were all invited to participate. It later turned out that Portugal and Tunisia had also received an invitation but declined for unknown reasons.

Malta won this first edition with the song "*Vlzzju*", performed by Raquel Galdes Briffa. Spain finished at the second place with just four points less than the winner while Egypt completed the top three.

## Location

Countries that were interested in organising the contest could submit a candidacy. The country had to select a city and venue. Several countries, including Italy, Morocco, Spain and Türkiye, announced that they wanted to organise the first edition. Later Malta also submitted a candidature.

Ultimately, Italy was chosen as the host country. As a result, the first edition will take place in Venice.

## Format

Each country sends one song to the contest. Every country have to sing in their own national language. However, Algeria had already selected an entry in the French language. Since they confirmed this before the rule was announced, the broadcaster didn't have to select a new entry.The song can't be longer than five minutes.

After that all the participating countries have sang their song, each single country awards a set of points. The country who gets the most amount of points wins the contest. If two or more countries receive the same number of points, the country that got the highest point will rank higher.

## Voting

https://scorewiz.eu/scoreboard/view/662349/mediteranianmusic-song-contest-1

### 12 points

Below is a summary of all 12 points received:

 3
 2
 1

## Other Countries

### Debuting countries

* Algeria
* Cyprus
* Egypt
* France
* Greece
* Italy
* Lebanon
* Malta
* Monaco
* Morocco
* Spain
* Türkiye

## See also

* EuroMusic Song Contest 1
* WorldMusic Song Contest 1
Arènes

Les **arènes** sont le lieu principal du jeu, c'est là où les matchs se déroulent. On trouve des boosters tout autour du terrain. Il y en a quatre à chaque coin du stade et deux sur les cotés (8 au total sur l'arène Starbase ARC) qui redonne 100% de boost, et les autres plus petits redonnent 12% de boost. Dans Core 707, il n'y a aucun booster de toute cette arène hexagonale.

Les arènes présentent aussi une structure en forme de cage, d'où ne peuvent sortir ni la balle, ni les joueurs. Cela permet aux joueurs de conduire tout autour, bien que si ils ne bougent pas, ils glisseront le long de murs, et qu'ils ne peuvent pas resté trop longtemps accrochés au plafond.

Les joueurs apparaissent dans le match a 5 endroits possibles:

* Gardien: directement devant le but, proche du but
* Défenseurs: devant le gardien, proche du point de penalty
* Ailes: sur les flancs de la surface, de chaque coté des défenseurs

En Dropshot, chaque équipe apparaît dans l'arène de manière opposée. Dans un match en 3vs3, par exemple, une voiture est située en retrait et dans l'axe, avec les deux autres placées de chaque coté et légèrement avancées.

## Standard

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### Arène saisonnière

Les arènes saisonnières ne sont disponibles que pour une certaine durée.

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## Arène alternative

Les arènes alternatives présentent des dispositions différentes des arènes standards.

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\* Plus disponibles dans les playlists en ligne.

## Variantes

La plupart des arènes on dit variantes qui sont listées ici.

Badlands (Nuit)Parc de Beckwith (Minuit)Parc de Beckwith (Tempête)Champions Field (Jour)DFH Stadium (Jour)DFH Stadium (Enneigé)DFH Stadium (Tempête)Mannfield (Nuit)Mannfield (Enneigé)Mannfield (Tempête)Urban Central (Aube)Urban Central (Nuit)Utopia Coliseum (Crépuscule)Utopia Coliseum (Enneigé)Wasteland (Nuit)
Portugal in MediteranianMusic Song Contest

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**Portugal** can participate in the MediteranianMusic Song Contest. Portugal took part for the first time in the third edition.

## History

Portugal took part in the third edition. The country was invited to participate in the first edition. Despite this invitation, they decided to postpone their debut. At the end of the second edition they announced that they would participate in this edition. They achieved, a disappointing, fourteenth place.