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Iraq

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**Internal selection**
* #7–#9

**Iraq** made their debut in the seventh edition.

## History

Iraq made their debut in the seventh edition of the contest.

The country got its best result in the eighth edition, where it placed 4th with 212 points with the song "Risk It All" performed by Helly Luv.
Yo Gade Gade!

***Yo Gade Gade!*** (*Yo Street Street!)* is a Danish co-production of Yo Gabba Gabba that premiered on TV2/Denmark on October 18, 2009. The show is part of *Bavian*, a larger weekend block for 4 to 6 year-olds.

The show's main story revolves around DJ Signe Rock and the *Gades* (his toys that live in his radio).

## Background

Denmark aired a dubbed version of Yo Gabba Gabba of the same name in 2007 and 2008.

Lance Robertson came to Denmark in the first week of June 2009 to audition men to play DJ Signe Rock. TV2/Denmark had sent tapes to Lance Robertson with 20-25 men, from which he narrowed down to the few who auditioned for him in Denmark. Lance Robertson also had a hand in the audition for his come-to-life costumed toys, to make sure that DJ Signe and the puppets had the right chemistry together on screen.

On October 13, 2009, TV2 showed two episodes to an audience of 400 children at the Metropol cinema in Copenhagen. The reactions from the children were positive. DJ Signe, Zen, and Clail also made an appearance.
MJK

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"**Malikat Jamal Al Kawn**" (**MJK**; Arabic: ملكة جمال الكون; English: Miss Universe) is a song by Lebanese singer Haifa Wehbe. It would have represented Lebanon at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

On the 15 July 2019, Lebanon was disqualified due to a scandal with their head of delegation at the time.
Los Angeles

"**Los Angeles**" is a song by Italian singer Luna. It was chosen to represent Vatican City at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 9th with 113 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 20th with 71 points.
Legs Crossed

* Jacob Kasher

"**Legs Crossed**" is a song by Nashville-based singer Whissell. It was chosen to represent San Marino at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 2nd with 207 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 3rd with 268 points.
Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

**Kosovo** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2** in Athens, Greece. The Kosovar artist was selected through an online poll, while the song was chosen through a national final.

## Background

Main article: Kosovo
Kosovo debuted at the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### Online poll to select the artist

On the 4 February 2018, an online poll was started in order to select the artist that would represent Kosovo. Below are the results of the poll:

  Elvana Gjata
  Rita Ora
  Elhaida Dani
  Era Istrefi

### National final

After the artist was selected, it was announced that four songs would be competing in a national final where the song with the most votes being selected to represent the country at the second edition of the contest. On the 5 February 2018, it was revealed that "Andërr" would represent the country in Athens.

### Grand Final

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 03
 04

## At Mediterraneanvision

Kosovo performed third in the grand final, following Portugal and preceding France. Kosovo came 13th in the final, scoring 55 points.

### Points awarded to Kosovo

 * Turkey
 5 points
* Portugal
* Spain

* Kosovo received 21 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
Issa Game

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"**Issa Game**" is a song by Bulgarian singer Yoana. It was chosen to represent Bulgaria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 12th with 104 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Im Zu Ahava

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"**Im Zu Ahava**" (Hebrew: אם זו אהבה; English: If It's Love) is a song by Israeli singer Daniel Yafe. It was chosen to represent Israel at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 5th with 160 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 20th with 89 points.
Mediterranean Broadcasting Area

The **Mediterranean Broadcasting Area (MBA)** is defined by the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union (MBU) as such:

*The "Mediterranean Broadcasting Area" firstly includes any nation that has a coastline on the Mediterranean Sea, then for nations that do not have a coastline on the sea, it is bounded on the west by the meridian 15° West, on the north by a horizontal line that lies 150 km (93.2057 mi) north of the northernmost part of the sea spanning from the meridian 15° West to the State Border of Ukraine where it then follows the border south until it reaches the Black Sea, on the east by an arc spanning from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea with a 550 km (341.754 mi) radius centred at the easternmost part of the sea and on the south by a horizontal line that lies 150 km (93.2057 mi) south of the southernmost part of the sea spanning from the meridian 15° West to the Gulf of Suez.*
Mediterraneanvision Ranking of Nations

The **Mediterraneanvision Ranking of Nations** was introduced after the fifth edition as a means to rank each nation participating in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest by their recent performance.

## Format

1. Take a country's average number of points gained throughout the 4th most recent edition and multiply the value by 0.25
2. Repeat for a country's score in the 3rd most recent edition but multiply by 0.5 instead
3. Repeat for a country's score in the 2nd most recent edition but multiply by 0.75 instead
4. Repeat for a country's score in the most recent edition but keep the value the same
5. Add up all the values found in the first 4 steps
6. Round the value to the nearest integer (whole number), if faced with a number with a ".5" on the end, round up.

## Current Ranking

This is the ranking released after the ninth edition.
Orhidea Latifi

**Orhidea Latifi** (born 21 December 1997), known professionally as **Kida**, is a Kosovar singer.

## Mediterraneanvision

Kida was chosen to represent Kosovo at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 in Athens, Greece, with the song "Andërr". In the final, she placed 13th with 55 points. She later represented the nation again at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta, with the song "Bileta". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 6th with 167 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 20th with 92 points.
Lucia Popescu

Instruments | * Piano

**Lucia Maria Popescu** (born 5 August 1994), known mononymously as **Lucia**, is a Romanian singer-songwriter.

## Mediterraneanvision

Lucia was chosen to represent Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon, with the song "Catastrophe". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 2nd with 199 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 9th with 218 points.
Nuestra Canción 1

**Nuestra Canción 1** was the first edition of Nuestra Canción, which selected Spain's entry for the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2. The contest was held at the Palacio Vistalegre in Madrid.

RTVE internally selected Ruth Lorenzo to represent the nation with 6 potential songs.

The winning song was "Good Girls Don't Lie".

## Participants

### **Semi-final 1**

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 03

### **Semi-final 2**

 02
 03
La La La

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* Herceg Dávid
* Opitz Barbi

"**La La La**" is a song by Hungarian artists Herceg, Opitz Barbi and Missh. It was chosen to represent Hungary at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 11th with 85 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Underworld

* Norma Jean Martine

"**Underworld**" is a song by Spanish singer Ruth Lorenzo. It was chosen to represent Spain at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 4th with 182 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 15th with 88 points.
Switch

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* Emmalyn Estrada
* Fransisca Hall
* Gregor Brechmann
* Julius Voigtlander
* Nick van de Wall
* Ryan Marrone

"**Switch**" is a song by Dutch DJ Afrojack and German DJ duo Jewelz & Sparks featuring Canadian singer Emmalyn. It was chosen to represent Libya at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 5th with 157 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 6th with 184 points.
Karla Rodrigues

* Funk carioca
* R&B
 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter
 Associated acts | * Buraka Som Sistema
* Deejay Telio
* Laton & No Maka

**Karla Regina Francelino Rodrigues** (born May 27, 1987), known by her stage name **Blaya**, is a Brazilian-born Portuguese singer, songwriter and dancer.

## Career

Blaya started singing in 2001, but her professional career only began in 2008, after joining Buraka Som Sistema as a dancer, eventually becoming one of the group's vocalists. The partnership with the band lasted until 2016, after the group announced its hiatus for undetermined time. Before that, in 2013, Blaya released a free solo EP, the self-named *Blaya*. To promote the EP, she released the music video for "Superfresh", one of the EP's tracks, in December 2013.

After a period of dance teaching, Blaya returned to singing. In March 2018, she released her single "Faz Gostoso", which was a huge success in Portugal. "Faz Gostoso" was a top hit on the Portuguese charts and earned more than 24 million views on YouTube. In September 2018, Blaya released two singles simultaneously, along with their respective music videos: "Má Vida" and "Vem na Vibe". In the same month, Portuguese TV station TVI premiered the telenovela, *Valor da Vida* and its opening song, "Tudo Passou", is sung by Blaya. "Tudo Passou" incorporates musical and lyric elements of Kaoma's hit single, "Lambada". The video was shot in Guimarães.

## Personal life

Even though Blaya was born in Brazil, she came to live in Portugal when she was only two months old.

In 2012, she publicly announced her bisexuality.

In July 2017 she gave birth to her first child, a girl named Aura Electra Rodrigues Russo.
Mabrouk 3lina

* Levi S Akkerman
* Mohammed Bendadda
* Mohammed Haroon Butt
* Otmane Aatiq
* Yannis Benyoub

"**Mabrouk 3lina**" (Arabic: مبروك علينا; English: Congratulations To Us) is a song by Dutch-Moroccan rapper Ismo featuring Biwai, Yoni, Riffi, Mr. Crazy and DJ Nassi. It was chosen to represent Morocco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 15th (last) with 14 points and therefore failed to qualify.
List of host cities of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest

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The Mediterraneanvision Song Contest is an international song competition held by the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union since 2018. This page is a list of cities and venues that have hosted the contest, one or more times. Since the second edition, the host city has customarily been in the country that won the contest the previous edition. The custom of having the winning country host the Mediterraneanvision the following edition has now been observed for 9 consecutive editions.

To date, no city has hosted the contest more than once, however, Greece has hosted the contest three times.

## See also

* List of countries in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest winners
* List of languages in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest presenters
Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

* David Guetta
* Giorgio Tuinfort

**Kosovo** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1** in Kalamata, Greece. The Kosovar entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Kosovo
Kosovo debuted at the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 26 December 2017, it was announced that Elvana Gjata had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Kosovo with the song "Forever Is Over".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Kosovo performed seventh in the grand final, following Italy and preceding Lebanon. Kosovo came 12th in the final, scoring 82 points.

### Points awarded to Kosovo

 * San Marino
 * France
* Italy
* Malta
* Lebanon
* Morocco
* Romania

* Kosovo received 36 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Lauren Whistle

**Lauren Whistle**, known professionally as **Whissell**, is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter.

## Mediterraneanvision

Whissell represented San Marino at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco with the song "Legs Crossed". In the semi-final, she placed 2nd with 207 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, she came 3rd with 268 points.
Morocco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

**Morocco** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1** in Kalamata, Greece. The Moroccan entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Morocco
Morocco debuted at the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 12 January 2018, it was announced that Maria Nadim had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Morocco with the song "Wanna Be Free".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Morocco performed tenth in the grand final, following Malta and preceding Portugal. Morocco came 9th in the final, scoring 94 points.

### Points awarded to Morocco

* Spain
* Lebanon
* Portugal
* France

* Morocco received 46 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Morocco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Olmamış mı?

"**Olmamış mı?**" (English: Didn't it happen?) is a song by Turkish singer Edis. It was chosen to represent Turkey at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 6th with 172 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 13th with 154 points.
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* Pantelis Loupasakis
* Görkem Sala

"**Stop the Time**" is a song by Greek DJ Padé and Turkish singer/DJ Görkem Sala featuring Polish singer Basia Janyga. It was chosen to represent Cyprus at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 2nd with 202 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song won with 287 points.
Merryn Jeann

* guitar

**Merryn Jeann** is an Australian singer-songwriter from Byron Bay, Australia.

## Mediterraneanvision

As a featured artist to French DJ Møme, Jeann was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece, with the song "Aloha".

They competed in the second semi-final where they placed 2nd with 195 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they went on to place 2nd with 258 points.
Lebanon

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**Internal selection**
* #1
* #4–#9

**National final**
* #10–

**Lebanon** debuted in the first edition.

## History

Lebanon was one of the 15 countries that took part in the first edition.

Without giving any reasons, the Lebanese broadcaster, LBCI, withdrew Lebanon from the second edition. The country didn't return until the fourth edition.

The country achieved its first victory in the eighth edition scoring 377 points with the song "Almost Lover" performed by Shirin.

## Contestants

Table key
 **X** | Entry selected but did not compete
Végem

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"**Végem**" (English: Over) is a song by Hungarian singer Opitz Barbi. It was chosen to represent Hungary at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 9th with 124 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 23rd with 51 points.
Toi Et Moi

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"**Toi Et Moi**" (English: You And Me) is a song by French electronic music duo Paradis. It was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 4th with 162 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 15th with 132 points.
List of languages in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest

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The following is a list of **languages** used in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest** since its inception in 2018, including songs as performed in the semi-finals and the finals.

There is no restriction regarding the language which a song is sung. Any language is allowed for any country. A lot of different languages have been heard throughout the history of the contest. However, most of the songs were performed in English.

## List of languages

### By first appearance

The table below lists all the languages that appeared in the contest in order of their first appearance. Eleven of the languages appeared during the first edition already.

### By total number of appearances

The table below lists all the eighteen languages that have appeared at least once in the contest. The English language is the language that appears the most with a total of 112 appearances, with a large margin ahead of the second most used language, Serbo-Croatian which has a total of 27 appearances.

### By country

The table below lists the languages used by each country. Italic indicates that the entry of the edition consisted of more than one language.

## See also

* List of countries in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest presenters
Rendez-vous

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"**Rendez-vous**" (English: Appointment) is a song by Albanian singer Enca. It was chosen to represent Albania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

Due to Albania being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 13th with 141 points.
Jérémy Souillart

* Dylan Wright
* Petit Biscuit
* Isaac Delusion

**Møme** (born 28 July 1989 as **Jérémy Souillart**) is a French DJ from Nice (Alpes-Maritimes). His most successful single was "Aloha", which charted at a peak of 10 in France. In October 2016, Møme was confirmed to play at the 31st edition of Eurosonic Noorderslag in Groningen, NL.

## Mediterraneanvision

Møme was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece, with the song "Aloha" featuring Australian singer Merryn Jeann.

They competed in the second semi-final where they placed 2nd with 195 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they went on to place 2nd with 258 points.
Runaway

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* Ennio Mirra
* Gennaro Raia

"**Runaway**" is a song by Italian music duo Urban Strangers. It was chosen to represent Italy at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 10th with 117 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 22nd with 82 points.
Samo Moj

"**Samo Moj**" (Serbo-Croatian: Само Мој; English: Only Mine) is a song by Bosnian-Austrian singer Monika Ivkić featuring Serbian singer Tea Tairović. It was chosen to represent Serbia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Due to Serbia being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 22nd with 61 points.
Stranac

* Nikola Grbic

"**Stranac**" (Serbo-Croatian: Странац; English: Stranger) is a song by Serbian band Lexington Band featuring Montenegrin singer Šako Polumenta. It was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 9th with 111 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 17th with 105 points.
Serbia in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

**Serbia** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3** in Barcelona, Spain. The Serbian entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Serbia
Serbia debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### Srpska Pesma

#### Online poll to select the artist

On the 22 March 2018, an online poll was started in order to select the artist that would represent Serbia. Below are the results of the poll:

  Severina
  Enela Palvara
  Neda Ukraden

#### Grand final

After the artist was selected, it was announced that five songs would be competing in a national final where the song with the most votes being selected to represent the country at the third edition of the contest. On the 24 March 2018, it was revealed that "Otrove" (featuring Jala Brat) would represent the country in Barcelona.

 02
 03
 04
 05

## At Mediterraneanvision

Serbia performed last in the grand final, following Morocco. Serbia came 23rd in the final, scoring 42 points.

### Points awarded to Serbia

 * Montenegro
 * Algeria
* Greece
* Syria

* Serbia received 18 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Serbia in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Romania

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**Internal selection**
* #1–

**Romania** debuted in the first edition.

## History

Romania was one of the 15 countries that took part in the first edition. It was not originally intended that Romania would be able to take part in the contest, however, due to there being a popular demand for the country to participate, Romania was already able to debut in the first edition.

The country got its best result in the third edition, where it placed 3rd with 171 points with the song "Stay" performed by Dannic featuring Inna. As of the tenth edition, Romania has always placed within the top 10.

## Contestants

Table key
 3 | Third place
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**Internal selection**
* #1
* #3–#5
* #7–#10

**Morocco** debuted in the first edition.

## History

Morocco was one of the 15 countries that took part in the first edition, where it placed 9th with 94 points with the song "Wanna Be Free" performed by Maria Nadim, which remains the country's best result to date.

## Contestants

Table key
 ◁ | Last place

## Other contests

### Iberiavision Song Contest

Morocco debuted at the first edition of the Iberiavision Song Contest.
Yasmine Hamdan

* Trip hop
 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter

**Yasmine Hamdan** (Arabic: ياسمين حمدان; born 1976) is a Lebanese singer, songwriter and actress, now based in Paris. She represented Lebanon at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 held in Kalamata, Greece with the song "Balad". In the final, she came 14th with 53 points.
Rich

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* Katharina Aigner

"**Rich**" is a song by Austrian singer KTEE. It was chosen to represent Austria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 11th with 82 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Suicide Doors

"**Suicide Doors**" is a song by Syrian-American rapper Mona Haydar featuring American singer Drea d'Nur. It was chosen to represent Syria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

Due to Syria being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 20th with 70 points.
Za Oči Boje Dunava

"**Za Oči Boje Dunava**" (Serbo-Croatian: За Очи Боје Дунава; English: For the Danube Coloured Eyes) is a song by Montenegrin singer Jadranka Barjaktarović. It was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 7th with 142 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 11th with 135 points.
This War

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* Andrea Colicchia
* Danilo Menna
* Marco Mantovani

"**This War**" is a song by Italian singer Elenoir. It was chosen to represent Italy at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 8th with 136 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 15th with 131 points.
List of languages in the Adriaticvision Song Contest

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The following is a list of **languages** used in the **Adriaticvision Song Contest** since its inception in 2019.

There is no restriction regarding the language which a song is sung. Any language is allowed for any country. A lot of different languages have been heard throughout the history of the contest. However, most of the songs were performed in English.

## List of languages

### By first appearance

The table below lists all the languages that appeared in the contest in order of their first appearance. Three of the languages appeared during the first edition already.

 2
 3

### By total number of appearances

The table below lists all the three languages that have appeared at least once in the contest. The English language is the language that appears the most with a total of 3 appearances, with only a small margin ahead of the second most used language, Serbo-Croatian which has a total of 2 appearances.

### By country

The table below lists the languages used by each country. Italic indicates that the entry of the edition consisted of more than one language.

## See also

* List of countries in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest presenters
Syndrome

* Laurent Levy
* Manon Palmer

"**Syndrome**" is a song by French-American singer Palmer. It was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 1st with 200 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song won with 394 points.
Syria in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9

**Syria** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9** in Beirut, Lebanon. The Syrian entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Syria
Prior to making their return in the ninth edition, Syria had participated between the first and sixth editions of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 30 March 2020, it was announced that American singer ALITA had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Syria with the song "Human Nature".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Syria performed fifth in the second semi-final, following North Macedonia and preceding Egypt. They finished 2nd with 226 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform sixth in the grand final, following Malta and preceding San Marino. They came 1st in the final, scoring 470 points.

### Points awarded to Syria

Points awarded to Syria (Semi-final 2)
 * Egypt
* Lebanon
* Libya
* Morocco
* Turkey
* North Macedonia
* San Marino
* Serbia
 5 points
 * Gibraltar
* Italy

* Syria received 96 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Syria (final)
 * Egypt
* France
* Iraq
* Jordan
* Lebanon
* North Macedonia
* San Marino
* Tunisia
* Vatican City
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Gibraltar
* Moldova
* Morocco
* Greece
* Hungary
 5 points
* Libya
* Malta
* Romania
* Turkey

* Syria received 265 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Syria in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9
Vera Țurcanu

**Vera Țurcanu** is a Moldovan singer. She is known for competing in X Factor Romania, O Ses Türkiye (The Voice of Turkey) and for placing 2nd in the Moldovan national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2018.

## Mediterraneanvision

Țurcanu represented Moldova at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece with the song "Umbrele". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 8th with 107 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 12th with 111 points.
Tal Como Sou

* Fernando Daniel
* Marta Carvalho

"**Tal Como Sou**" (English: As I Am) is a song by Portuguese singer Fernando Daniel. It was chosen to represent Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 8th with 141 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 19th with 88 points.
Ya Lili

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"**Ya Lili**" (Arabic: يا ليلي; English: Oh Night) is a song by Tunisian singer Balti featuring Hamouda. It was chosen to represent Algeria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 10th with 106 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 25th with 15 points.
Tedd fel

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* Márton Tóth

"**Tedd fel**" (English: Put it up) is a song by Hungarian singer Dér Heni featuring Giaj. It was chosen to represent Hungary at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 13th (last) with 54 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Shadows (Monoir song)

* Cristian Tarcea
* Florian Rus

"**Shadows**" is a song by Romanian singer Monoir featuring Romanian singer Brianna. It was chosen to represent Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Due to Romania being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 9th with 166 points.
Öpücem

"**Öpücem**" (English: I'll Kiss) is a song by Turkish singer Simge. It was chosen to represent Turkey at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 4th with 175 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 6th with 190 points.
Spain in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

* Keith Follese
* Adrienne Follese
* Pablo Navarro

**Spain** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3**. In addition to participating in the contest, the Spanish broadcaster Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) also hosted the event on 11 June 2018, at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, after winning the second edition with the song "Good Girls Don't Lie" performed by Ruth Lorenzo. The Spanish entry was selected through a national selection.

## Background

Main article: Spain
Prior to the third edition, Spain had participated at the first and second editions of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### Internal selection of performer

On the 31 March 2018, it was announced that Edurne had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Spain and that a national final would be held to select the song.

### **Nuestra Canción 2**

Main article: Nuestra Canción 2
The national final consisted of 2 quarter-finals, a semi-final and a final. On the 8 April 2018, it was revealed that "Painkiller" would represent the country in Barcelona.

### **Quarter-final 1**

 02
 03
 04
 05

### **Quarter-final 2**

 02
 03
 04
 05

### **Semi-final**

 02
 03
 04

## At Mediterraneanvision

Spain performed twelfth in the grand final, following Cyprus and preceding Bosnia and Herzegovina. Spain came 4th in the final, scoring 169 points.

### Points awarded to Spain

 * Gibraltar
* Portugal
 5 points
 * Bulgaria
* Liechtenstein
* Montenegro
* Vatican City

* Spain received 92 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Spain in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Ritornerai

* Andrea Bonomo

"**Ritornerai**" (English: You Will Return) is a song by Italian singer Chanty. It was chosen to represent San Marino at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 1st with 218 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 4th with 216 points.
Running Through My Mind

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"**Running Through My Mind**" is a song by Lebanese singer Lynn Hayek. It was chosen to represent Lebanon at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

Due to Lebanon being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 24th with 46 points.