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EspañaVision 1

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**EspañaVisión 1**, a menudo referido como **EV #01**, fue la primera edición de EspañaVision, celebrada por primera vez en Madrid, capital de España.

Veintiseis provincias participaron en el primer festival. **Eva Ruiz** de Las Palmas ganó el festival con la flamante canción "¿Qué has hecho con mi vida?" recibiendo un total de 101 puntos a tan solo 2 puntos de diferencia con el segundo clasificado, Asturias con Guipúzkoa terminando en tercer lugar.

## Participantes

Veintiseis provincias participaron en la Gran Final. Y tan solo una de ellas del total consiguió 0 puntos. Cádiz.

### **Provincias debutantes y confirmados**

Más abajo está la lista con todos los participantes debutantes:

1. Álava
2. Albacete
3. Alicante
4. Asturias
5. Ávila
6. Barcelona
7. Cádiz
8. Córdoba
9. Gerona
10. Granada
11. Guipúzkoa
12. Huelva
13. Islas Baleares
14. Jaén
15. Las Palmas
16. Lérida
17. Madrid
18. Málaga
19. Murcia
20. Navarra
21. Santa Cruz de Tenerife
22. Sevilla
23. Toledo
24. Valencia
25. Zaragoza

## Tabla Puntuaciones

### **Final**

* Estas provincias no votaron a tiempo y por esta razón sus votos fueron divividos a la mitad.

### **12 puntos**

Este es un resumen de los máximos 12 puntos que cada provincia otorgó a otras en la gran final.
Söngur fyrir Ísland 2

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 2** was the second edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20 in Oslo, Norway. The final was held in Reykjavik, with six potential entries. The song "The Lunatics" by Gladius & Klara Elias won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20, Gladius & Klara Elias finished in 12th place with 58 points in the semifinal which meant a non qualification.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20
Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 13

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 13** was the thirteenth edition of the popular Monegasque national selection which is organizated to select Monaco's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28. Four finalist songs were presented to the juries in the Grand Final which was held in Montecarlo. The winner song was **"Dynabeat"**.

### **Songs and artists**

 Kungs ft. Olly Murs, Coely
 Sindy

## See also

* Fête de la Chanson Monégasque
* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28
Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 9

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 9** was the nineteenth edition of the popular Monegasque national selection which is organizated to select Monaco's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21. After the poor results from the previous edition, the TMC selected four songs from non very popular singers and who never participated in the national selection. They were presented to the juries and the public in the final which was held in Montecarlo. The winner song was **"Alive"**.

### **Songs and artists**

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## **Voting**

The professional jury was composed by the head of delegations from several countries of ESCT plus an extra jury, the televote. Each jury had to give 12, 8, 4 and 2 points among the four potential songs in the final.

## See also

* Fête de la Chanson Monégasque
* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-sixth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Prague, Czech Republic. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 14, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Gabi Tóth** with the song "Hosszú Idők". The entry didn't make it to the Grand Final and finished 12th with 58 points.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

Once again, the hungarian broadcaster, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the twenty-sixth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 14

The format keep the system format with 2 rounds, previously used in other editions. MTVA presented the 4 candidates with some familiar faces.

A total of 21 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 22 March, ending on 29 March 2017. The winner announcement took place on 30 March 2017 where Gabi Tóth was announced as the big winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26 with her song "Hosszú Idők".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 31 March 2017, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the second half of the first semi-final.

Gabi Tóth finished in the twelfth place with 58 points, meaning a non-qualification to the Grand Final and recieving 12 points from Lithuania.

## Voting

Hungary participated and voted in the first semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 7th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
 5 points
 * Turkey
* Bulgaria
* Monaco
* Switzerland

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

In Hungary, the semifinals and final were aired on MTVA. The Hungarian spokesperson in the grand final was Freddie.

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26
A Dal

**A Dal - Hungary** is the Hungarian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Hungarian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

The contest is always held in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. In spite of the most selected language is English, Hungarian language is always present in almost every edition of the contest.

## Voting

The overall voting is based on 50% Televoting and 50% jury voting, although the rules might change every edition.

## Winners

Eighteen winners have been crowned in total. In the third edition the winner was Zoli Mujahid with the song "Beside You". But according to ESCT rules, the singers must be from Europe, he was born in Pakitstan and for this reason he was forced to withdrew from the competition, meaning that Tibor Kocsis was the real winner.

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Portugal

**Portugal** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 39 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 2nd with 189 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20.

## History of Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Portugal patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Portugal is the 2nd place with the song "Be Ok" by April.

## Voting history

As of #40, Portugal's voting history is as follows:
Preselecció D'Andorra 5

**Preselecció D'Andorra 5** was the fifth edition of the Andorran national selection that determinated Andorra's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 in Zagreb, Croatia. The final was held in Andorra La Vella, with seventeen potential entries split in four semifinals. The song "Él no soy yo" by Blas Cantó won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31, Blas Cantó finished in 5th place with 138 points in the Grand Final.

## **1st Semifinal (Football themed)**

Only one entry qualified from this semifinal.

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## **2nd Semifinal (Andalusian music)**

Only two entries qualified from this semifinal.

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## **3rd Semifinal (Flamenco music)**

Only two entries qualified from this semifinal.

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## **4th Semifinal (Pop music)**

Only three entries qualified from this semifinal.

## **Grand Final**

This edition the voting was 100% determinated by juries.

## See also

* Preselecció D'Andorra
* Andorra
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31
Söngur fyrir Ísland 4

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 4** was the fourth edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 in Barcelona, Spain. The final was held in Reykjavik, with six potential entries. The song "Tribalist (Get To Know)" by iLL BLU ft. Glowie won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29, iLL BLU ft. Glowie finished in 8th place with 140 points in the Grand Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 4, 2 and 1 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29
A Dal 12

**A Dal - Hungary 12** was the twelfth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23 in Limassol, Cyprus. The final was held in Budapest, this time with four songs, one more than in previous editions, competing in a final. The song "I'm Alive" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 23, it reached the Grand Final with a 4th place in the Semifinal 1 and an 18th place in the Grand Final with 87 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on October 21, 2016.

 Freddie
 Gabi Tóth
 Jenn

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 10, 8, 6 and 4 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23
Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged 1

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**Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged 1**, often referred to as **ASCT #01**, was the first edition of Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged, the Asian and Oceanian equivalent of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged, held in Tokio, Japan.

Twenty-five countries participated in the first contest. **K.A.R.D.** from South Korea won the contest with the song "Don't Recall" receving a total of 127 points. Malaysia finished in second place, with Saudi Arabia finishing in third place.

## Participants

Twenty-five countries participated in the Grand Final. This is the lowest amount of participants of Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged so far.

### **Confirmed and debuting countries**

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Afghanistan
2. Australia
3. Bangladesh
4. China
5. India
6. Indonesia
7. Iraq
8. Japan
9. Jordan
10. Kazakhstan
11. Kyrgyzstan
12. Lebanon
13. Malaysia
14. Mongolia
15. New Zealand
16. North Korea
17. Philippines
18. Saudi Arabia
19. South Korea
20. Sri Lanka
21. Taiwan
22. Thailand
23. United Arab Emirates
24. Uzbekistan
25. Vietnam
Bulgaria

**Bulgaria** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 35 times, debuting in the fourth contest, with their best position being 1st with 212 points, the highest record of points at the moment, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 8.

## History of Bulgaria in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Bulgaria patricipates since ESCT #04. The best place for Bulgaria is the 1st place with the song "Orome" by Oonagh.

## Voting history

As of #40, Bulgaria's voting history is as follows:
Greece

**Greece** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 40 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 211 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 39.

## History of Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Greece patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Greece is the 1st place with the song "Fotiá" by Evangelia.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, Greece's voting history is as follows:
Spain

**Spain** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 38 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 214 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28.

## History of Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Spain patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Spain is the 1st place with the song "Good Girls Don't Lie" by Ruth Lorenzo.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, Spain's voting history is as follows:
Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 10

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 10** was the tenth edition of the popular Monegasque national selection which is organizated to select Monaco's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 22. To conmemorate the tenth edition of the famous Monegasque national selection, the TMC selected four songs from very popular singers who already participated in the national selection. They were presented to the juries and the public in the final which was held in Montecarlo. The winner song was **"Sonrisa"**.

### **Songs and artists**

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## **Voting**

The professional jury was composed by the head of delegations from several countries of ESCT plus an extra jury, the televote. Each jury had to give 12, 8, 4 and 2 points among the four potential songs in the final.

## See also

* Fête de la Chanson Monégasque
* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 22
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30

**Hungary** participated in the thirtieth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Casablanca, Morocco. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 18, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Joci Pápai** with the song "Özönvíz". The entry qualified from the first semi-final and finished 5th with 126 points.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 5th April 2018, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the thirtieth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 18

The format kept the previous system format with 2 rounds. MTVA presented the 4 candidates with new artists.

A total of 16 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 30th January, ending on 7th April 2018. The winner announcement took place on 17th April 2018 where Joci Pápai was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 with his song "Özönvíz".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 17th April 2018, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the first half of the first semi-final.

Joci Pápai finished in fifth place with 126 points recieving 12 points from Estonia, Iceland and Portugal.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the second semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 10th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* France
* Iceland
* Portugal
* Greece
* Cyprus
* Israel
* Latvia
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 * Malta
* Montenegro
* Switzerland

Points Awarded to Hungary (Final)
* Iceland
* Portugal
* Serbia
* Latvia
 5 points
 * Germany
* Malta
* Montenegro
* Sweden
* Denmark
* Israel
* Italy
* Slovakia
* Netherlands
* San Marino

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

In Hungary, the semifinals and final were aired on MTVA. The Hungarian spokesperson in the grand final was Freddie.

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30
Eurosong

**Eurosong** is the Slovak national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Slovak entry for this contest.

The contest is always held in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. In spite of the most selected language is English, Slovak language is always present in almost every edition of the contest.

## Voting

The overall voting is based on 50% Televoting and 50% jury voting, although the rules might change every edition.

## Competition Story

 #1 | 24 October 2016
 #9 | 19 February 2020
 #10 | 13 May 2020

## See also

* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Nordisk Melodi Gran Prix

Nordisk Melodi Grand Prix is the Norwegian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Hungarian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

The contest is always held in Oslo, the capital city of Norway. There are always four songs in each edition, the second and the third ones of the previous edition and two new songs selected by the directors of the delegation.

## Voting

The voting is 100% jury voting. The jury voting is composed by the directors of all the countries participating in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

## Winners

Eight winners have been crowded in total. In the edition celebrated to choose our representant for ESCT 18 the winner was Alan Walker with the song 'Faded'. But according to the rules, the official videoclip of the song can't have more than 50.000.000 views, and this number of views was overcome by 'Faded' in the fourth day of the seven days we have to send our entry.
Eurosong 10

**Eurosong 10** was the tenth edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 37 in Reykjavík, Iceland. The final was held in Brastislava, with ten potential entries. The song "What About Tonight" by **Papyllon** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 37, Papyllon finished in 4th place with 144 points in the Grand Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 points among the ten potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 37
San Marino

**San Marino** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 34 times, debuting in the sixth contest, with their best position being 1st with 192 points, winning the 16th edition.

## History of San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

San Marino patricipates since ESCT #06. The best place for San Marino is the 1st place with the song "L'amore Esiste" by Francesca Michielin.

After the comeback of San Marino to the contest in the thirteenth edition, there were rumours about a new process selection that would let the tiny country to choose their representants. But it wasn't until fourteenth edition when this idea came true. The Sanmarinese broadcaster SMRTV hosted three times the national final and it was a success and it will be used in the following editions of ESCT.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, San Marino's voting history is as follows:
A Dal 22

**A Dal - Hungary 22** was the twenty-second edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34 in Bucharest, Romania. The final was held in Budapest, with four potential entries out of the popular band **yesyes**, competing in a final. The song "I Let You Run Away" by yesyes won the national final.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34, yesyes finished in 15th place with 95 points in the Grand Final.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on April 5th, 2019.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 10, 8, 6 and 4 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34
Söngur fyrir Ísland 8

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 8** was the eighth edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33 in Turku, Finland. The final was held in Reykjavik, with six potential entries. The song "All the Things You Said" by KARiTAS won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33, KARiTAS finished in 15th place with 39 points in the semfinal which meant a non qualification.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 4, 2 and 1 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33
Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu

**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu**, is a song contest in ESCT, where Finland chooses its entry for the contest. The current and official Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu developer is the Finnish Álvaro Varlto.

## About the contest

**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu** is a contest where Finland decides their representative in ESCT. The first edition was held in June the 18th 2018. The current supervisor is Álvaro Varlto. The contest is created for choose a song and singer for represent Finland in ESCT. Each singer of Finland can send an entry for the competition and if it win, he have to represent Finland.

The first edition was hosted in Helsinki, the capital city. It started in 18/06/2018. It was organized for ESCT #31 after the last edition of the previous national final, Täällä Voitaa when the country changed its Head of Delegation.

## Rules

### **Main Rules**

1. The singer can be from any part of Finland (or related to the country).
2. The participants may only present a song.
3. The participants must send a song sung in any language.
4. The singer has to be older than 15 years old.
5. The songs that appeared in previous editions can not be selected.
6. ESCT songs are not allowed to participate.
7. The same singer can participate unlimited times in different editions.
8. Covers songs from amateurs singers can't participate in the competition.
9. Every person can vote in the competition sending its votes in televoting.
10. There will be an international jury formed by different European countries.
11. The winner will be the one who achieve the most points received from voters.
12. The winner have to represent the country in the next ESCT edition.
13. Entries with the official videoclip with more than 50.000.000 of views are not allowed.

## Competition Story

 #2 | 14th Oct 2018
 #3 | 13th Jan 2019

## See also

* Finland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Bosnia and Herzegovina

**Bosnia & Herzegovina** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 32 times, debuting in the fourth contest, with their best position being a 3rd place with 157 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36.

## History of Bosnia & Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Bosnia & Herzegovina patricipates since ESCT #04, withdrawing only once. The best place for Bosnia & Herzegovina is a 3rd place with the song "Kill A Soundboy" by Salvatore Ganacci ft. Nailah Blackman.

## Voting history

As of #40, Bosnia & Herzegovina's voting history is as follows:

## 12 points

Bosnia & Herzegovina gave 12 points to...
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT6

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 1**, was the first edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The final took place on the 27th December 2014.

6 songs participated in this edition. Tone Damli won the contest with the song "Winner of a Losing Game". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 4th place with 79 points in the Semifinal and a 5th place with 109 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Aura Dione - Friends
* Margaret Berger - Human Race
* IDA - Maybe I Like It
* Ace Wilder - Riot
* Softengine - What if I?
* Tone Damli - Winner of a Losing Game

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #6
Söngur fyrir Ísland 6

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 6** was the sixth edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 in Zagreb, Croatia. The final was held in Reykjavik, with six potential entries. The song "Galaxy" by Thorsteinn Einarsson won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31, Thorsteinn Einarsson finished in 22nd place with 81 points in the Grand Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 4, 2 and 1 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31
Ukraine

**Ukraine** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 37 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 196 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26.

## History of Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Ukraine patricipates since ESCT #01, but only withdrew twice. The best place for Ukraine is the 1st place with the song "I Love You" by Tayanna.

## Voting history

As of #40, Ukraine's voting history is as follows:

## 12 points

Ukraine gave 12 points to...

1 Ukraine didn't vote neither in the semifinal nor the grand final.
Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 4

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**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) 4**, was the fourth edition of Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The edition started the 4th April 2019 and ended the 13th April 2019.

5 songs participated in this edition. FELIN won the contest with the song "Gossip" receving a total of 142 points in the final, while the runner-up, New Ro with "I cum" received 114. Robin Schulz ft. Erika Sirola with "Speechless" finished in third place with 92 points.

### **Selected songs**

* View ft. Ronya - Deeper (Bitch Leave a Comment)
* FELIN - Gossip
* New Ro - I cum
* Michael Schulz ft. Erika Sirola - Speechless
* Isac Elliot - Uncover Me

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 4 and 2 points among the five potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Finland
* Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu
* ESCT
* ESCT #34
Eurovizijos 11

**Eurovizijos 34** was the eleventh edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34 in Bucharest, Romania. The final was held in Vilnius, with six potential entries. The song "Criminal" by **Monika Marija** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34, Monika Marija finished in 4th place with 151 points in the Grand Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 5, 2 and 0 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurovizijos
* Lithuania
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT24

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 7**, was the seventh edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Turku, Finland. The edition started the 8th of December 2016 and ended the 18th December 2016.

14 songs participated in this edition. Niila won the contest with the song "Restless Heart" receving a total of 69 points in the final. Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 5th place with 86 points in the Semifinal and a 7th place with 128 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Krista Siegfrids - Be real
* Alma - Dye my hair
* Evelina - Ei filtterii
* Pihlaja - Flippaan
* Alex Mattson - Forget you
* Sofia Zida - Guerrera
* Katéa - Louder
* Venior - Na na na
* Mikael Saari - On it goes
* Diandra - Outta my head
* Jippu & Samuli Eldemann - Pimeä onni
* Niila - Restless heart
* Hannah - Stranded
* Saara Aalto - You had my heart

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #24
Preselecció D'Andorra 3

**Preselecció D'Andorra 3** was the third edition of the Andorran national selection that determinated Andorra's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 in Luxembourg. The final was held in Andorra La Vella, with six potential entries. The song "No vaya a ser" by Pablo Alborán won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28, Pablo Alborán finished in 23rd place with 61 points in the Grand Final.

## **Grand Final**

This edition the voting was 100% determinated by juries.

## See also

* Preselecció D'Andorra
* Andorra
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28
Poland

**Poland** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 36 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st three times, twice in a row with 101, 129 and 248 points respectevely, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 2, Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 3 and Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 18.

## History of Poland in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Poland patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Poland is the 1st place which is the country with more winnings with 3 times and also with the record with more points, a total of 248 points the song "Cool Me Down" by Margaret.

## Voting history

As of #40, Poland's voting history is as follows:

## 12 points

Poland gave 12 points to...

1 Poland didn't vote neither in the semifinal nor the grand final.
EspañaVision 2

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**EspañaVisión 2**, a menudo referido como **EV #02**, fue la segunda edición de EspañaVisión, celebrada en Las Palmas, provincia ganadora de la anterior edición.

Treinta y tres provincias participaron en la segunda edición del festival. **María Isabel** de Huelva ganó el festival con la flamante canción ''La vida sólo es una'' recibiendo un total de 137 puntos a tan solo 1 punto de diferencia con el segundo y tercer clasificado, Álava con Huesca terminando en tercer lugar.

## Participantes

Treinta y tres provincias participaron, pero sólo 25 lograron clasificarse a la Gran Final (5 de ellas por pertenecer al llamado Big Five)

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**Provincias debutantes**

1. Almería
2. Badajoz
3. Cáceres
4. Cantabria
5. Cuenca
6. Huesca
7. León
8. Lugo
9. Soria
10. Tarragona
11. Valladolid

**Provincias que dejaron de participar**

1. Asturias
2. Ávila
3. Toledo
4. Valencia

## Resultados

**Semifinal 1**

Jurado:

* Las Palmas (Anfitrión)
* Guipúzkoa (Finalista)

\*Ni Madrid ni Sevilla votaron a tiempo, por lo que se restó la mitad de los puntos recibidos

**Semifinal 2**

Jurado:

* Albacete (Finalista)
* Alicante (Finalista)
* Granada (Finalista)

**Gran Final**

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Täällä Voitaa ESCT29

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**Täällä Voitaa ESCT29**, was the third edition of Täällä Voitaa, hosted in Tampere, Finland. The edition started the 23rd of January 2018 and ended the 06th February 2018.

The national final changed again its system, and now there were five songs in a single show. 5 songs participated in this edition. Saara ft. Jillionaire won the contest with the song "All the love" receving a total of 80 points in the final. Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a TBA place with TBA points in the Semifinal, and TBA in the Grand Final.

### **Selected songs**

* Eva & Manu - Cinnamon hearts
* Saara ft. Jillionaire - All the love
* Kiara Nelson - Bulletproof
* Niila ft. Perttu - Green light
* Isac Elliot - Eyes shut

## See also

* Finland
* Täällä Voitaa
* ESCT
* ESCT #29
Romania

**Romania** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 37 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 156 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33.

## History of Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Romania patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Romania is the 1st place with the song "My Heart" by Minelli.

## Voting history

As of #40, Romania's voting history is as follows:

## 12 points

Romania gave 12 points to...

1 Romania didn't vote in the gran final.

2 Romania didn't vote in the semifinal.
Offorden Suomen Festivalen

**Offorden Suomen Festivalen**, was a song contest in ESCT, where Finland used to select its entry for the contest. The official Täällä Voitaa developer was the Finnish Jooseppi Gabriel Rautio.

## About the contest

**Täällä Voitaa** was a contest where Finland decides their representative in ESCT. The first edition was held the 27th of December 2014. The supervisor was Jooseppi Gabriel Rautio. The contest was created for choose a song and singer for represent Finland in ESCT. Each singer of Finland can send an entry for the competition and if it win, he have to represent Finland.

The first edition was hosted in Helsinki, the capital city. It started in 27/12/2014. It was organized for ESCT #6.

## Rules

### **Main Rules**

1. The singer can be from any part of Finland (or related to the country).
2. The participants may only present a song.
3. The participants must send a song sung in any language.
4. The singer has to be older than 15 years old.
5. The songs that appeared in previous editions can not be selected.
6. ESCT songs are not allowed to participate.
7. The same singer can participate unlimited times in different editions.
8. Covers songs from amateurs singers can't participate in the competition.
9. Every person can vote in the competition sending its votes in televoting.
10. There will be an international jury formed by different European countries.
11. The winner will be the one who achieve the most points received from voters.
12. The winner have to represent the country in the next ESCT edition.
13. Entries with the official videoclip with more than 50.000.000 of views are not allowed.

## Competition Story

 #2 | 23rd January 2015
 #7 | 18th December 2016

## See also

* Finland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Söngur fyrir Ísland 5

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 5** was the fifth edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 in Casablanca, Morocco. The final was held in Reykjavik, with 12 potential entries split into two semifinals. The song "Næsta Sumar" by Hildur won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30, Hildur finished in 22nd place with 67 points in the Grand Final.

## **1st Semifinal**

The voting in this semifinal was decided 100% by televoting. The three most voted entries qualified to the Grand Final.

## **2nd Semifinal**

The voting in this semifinal was decided 100% by televoting. The three most voted entries qualified to the Grand Final. There was a wildcard round which allowed one of the eliminated entries to qualify in the Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 4, 2 and 1 points among the seven potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30
A Dal 19

**A Dal - Hungary 19** was the nineteenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 in Zagreb, Croatia. The final was held in Budapest, with four potential entries, keeping the same voting format from the previous editions, competing in a final. The song "Satellite" by Ceasefire X won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31, Ceasefire X finished in 24th place with 78 points in the Grand Final.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on June 21, 2018.

 HAVASI
 Mardoll
 Tamás Horváth

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 10, 8, 6 and 4 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31
Armenia

**Armenia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 32 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being 5th, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25.

## History of Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Armenia patricipates since ESCT #04, although they withdrew twice. The best place for Armenia is the 5th place with the song "Best Of Me" by Lucy.

## Second Chance

Table key

 #27 |  Rotterdam

## Voting history

As of #40, Armenia's voting history is as follows:
Eurosong 3

**Eurosong 3** was the third edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26 in Prague, Czech Republic. The final was held in Brastislava, with four potential entries. The song "They Don't Know" by **Robert Burian & Mairee & Yanco** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25, Robert Burian & Mairee & Yanco finished in 17th place with 38 points in the Semifinal.

## **Grand Final**

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## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 9, 6 and 3 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26
Festival Di San Marino 04

**Festival Di San Marino 4** was the fourth edition of the Sanmarinese national selection that determinated San Marino's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21. The final was held in the Teatro Nuovo di San Marino, where four Italian strong artists competed, two former artist who already participated in ESCT with San Marino, and two new artists.

The winning song was **"Lei Balla"** by Ada Reina. In Eurovision Song Contest 21, she finished 11st in the semifinal with 60 points with only 4 points of difference to make it through the final.

## See also

* Festival Di San Marino
* San Marino
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21
Monaco

**Monaco** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 35 times, debuting in the sixth contest, with their best position being 2nd with 154 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 14.

## History of Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Monaco patricipates since ESCT #06. The best place for Monaco is the 2nd place with the song "Promets Pas La Lune" by Cheraze & Tunisiano.

The Monegasque broadcaster TMC hosted several times Fête de la Chanson Monégasque, their national selection in every edition since the seventh edition. However, this national selection hasn't never been continued more than two editions in a row.

## Voting history

As of #40, Monaco's voting history is as follows:
A Dal 06

**A Dal - Hungary 06** was the sixth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 13. The final was held in Budapest, between three songs, just in one final. The song "Vadonatúj Érzés" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 13, it got the 20th place in the final with 46 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the three entries on September 2, 2015.

 Gigi Radics

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 8 and 4 points among the three potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 13
A Dal 16

**A Dal - Hungary 16** was the sixteenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 in Luxembourg. The final was held in Budapest, with four potential entries, keeping the voting format from the previous editions, competing in a final. The song "Together" won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28, Ádám Szabó finished in 6th place with 144 points, the best place since the twenty-fourth edition.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on November 16, 2017.

 Ameria
 Liliann
 Lilla Polyák

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 10, 8, 6 and 4 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28
ESCT Second Chance Contest 27

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 27**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC #27**, was the second edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, after Finland the previous winner declined to participate this edition; organised among the country delegations of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged to select the best song which did not make it to the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27 through their national finals.

Twelve countries confirmed its participation in the first edition. **Démira** from Netherlands won the contest with the song "Dragons" receving a total of 99 points. Andorra finished in second place, with Luxembourg finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Andorra
2. Estonia
3. Luxembourg
4. Monaco
5. Poland

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Croatia
2. Finland
3. Israel
4. Sweden
5. Switzerland

## Score sheet

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the grand final.

## See also

* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27
Eurosong 4

**Eurosong 4** was the fourth edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27 in Donetsk, Ukraine. The final was held in Brastislava, with four potential entries. The song "Podium" by **Dominika Mirgová** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27, Dominika Mirgová finished in last place, (25th place) with 41 points in the Grand Final.

## **Grand Final**

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## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 9, 6 and 3 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27
Festival Di San Marino 03

**Festival Di San Marino 3** was the third edition of the Sanmarinese national selection that determinated San Marino's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20. The final was held in the Teatro Nuovo di San Marino once again, where two Italian strong artists competed.

After four editions with no Festival Di San Marino and due to the bad results from previous editions because of the internal selection, it was decided to recover the festival and give a try. After knowing the winner of the third edition of FDSM, a fourth edition is confirmed with a variation in the rules introducing a jury vote.

The winning song was **"Niente É Come Noi"** by Rakele. In Eurovision Song Contest 20, it got the 17th place in the 1st semifinal with 25 points.

## See also

* Festival Di San Marino
* San Marino
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20
Georgia

**Georgia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 27 times, debuting in the tenth contest, with their best position being 1st with 180 points in the final, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 38.

## History of Georgia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Georgia patricipates since ESCT #10. The best place for Georgia is the 1st place with the song "Lyubov-Karusel" by Yaseniya.

## Voting history

As of #40, Georgia's voting history is as follows:
Italy

**Italy** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 37 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 3rd with 183 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 39.

## History of Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Italy patricipates since ESCT #01, withdrawing three times. The best place for Italy is the 3rd place with the song "Vienimi (a ballare)" by AIELLO.

## Voting history

As of #40, Italy's voting history is as follows:
Czech Republic

**Czech Republic** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 24 times, debuting in the twelfth edition, with their best position being 1st with 224 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25.

## History of Czech Republic in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Czech Republic has only patricipated in ESCT #12. The best place for Czech Republic is the 1st place with the song "Hell.o" by Lenny.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 15, the Czech Republic would have been qualified in the Gran Final for the first time if the country had voted on time.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, Czech Republic's voting history is as follows:

## 12 points

Czech Republic gave 12 points to...

1 Czech Republic didn't vote in the semifinal.
Eurosong 0

**Eurosong 0** was a special edition which wasn't marked as official in the Eurosong contest to determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20 in Oslo, Norway. The final was held in Brastislava, with twelve potential entries. The song "Hello" by **Celeste Buckingham** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20, Celeste Buckingham didn't qualify and finished in 14th place with 48 points in the Semifinal.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 points among the twelve potential entries in the final.

### **Voting grid**

**Jury Voting**

* Some countries points are missing.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20
ESCT Second Chance Contest 26

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 26**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC #26**, was the first edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Tel Aviv, Israel; organised between the country delegations of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged to select the best song not to make it to the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26 through their national finals.

Twelfe countries participated in the first edition. **Emma** from Finland won the contest with the song "Circle" receving a total of 98 points. Netherlands finished in second place, with Lithuania finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Armenia
2. Austria
3. Croatia
4. Finland
5. Germany
6. Hungary
7. Israel
8. Lithuania
9. Netherlands
10. Slovakia
11. Sweden
12. Switzerland

## Score sheet

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the grand final.

## See also

* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26
EMA 32

**EMA - Slovenia 32** was the thirty-second edition of the Slovenian national selection that determinated Slovenia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32 in Bergen, Norway. The final was held in Slovena, with sixteen potential entries compete in the semi-final but only 8 of them can make it to the final. The song "TBD" by TBD won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32, TBD finished in TBD place with TBD points in the Grand Final.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 points and the televote was an online poll.

### **Voting grid**

**Grand Final**

**Coming soon**

## See also

* EMA
* Slovenia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32
A Dal 01

**A Dal - Hungary 01** was the first edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 8. The final and semifinals were held in Budapest, between eight songs, split in two semifinals. The song "Éjjel-Nappal Budapest" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 8, it got the 12th place in the final with 74 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the eight entries on February 16, 2015.

## **Voting**

In the jury voting, each participant country that wanted to take part in the voting were able to do it. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8 and 6 points among the four potential entries in each semifinal and in the final.

### **Voting grid**

**Semifinal 1**

**Semifinal 2**

**Grand Final**

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 8
Latvia

**Latvia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 26 times, debuting in the eleventh contest, with their best position being 8th with 121 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30.

## History of Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Latvia patricipates since ESCT #11. The best place for Latvia is the 8th place in the semifinal with the song "Esamība" by Madara.

## Voting history

As of #40, Latvia's voting history is as follows: