Anonymous Yagredin Music Festival 01

Logo and slogan of the first edition

### Voting

Each country awards 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favorite songsEach country guesses which song belongs to which country and the best guessers get extra points

## Countries

### Debut

Agartias
Anteera
Astenau
Aythmos and Zhavina
Casacolburg
Cyncordia
Deltascape Ω-Type
Djivača
Drakkengrad
Dsôn Ílios
Eiwora
Harukona
Hrojistan
Kaechyeodae
Kosta Vera
Lakkusunmō
Luania
Nabeelo
Pacamonea
Pluviøterra
Ryza
Saint Khalia
Skaarvaag
Sunlit Sands
Vulpihjel
Woodvale
Yaranesia
Yejari
Zarjaia

## Results

### Last Place

Cyncordia"Indian Fire"

**Anonymous Yagredin Music Festival 01**, often referred as **?YMF 01**, was the debut edition of the Anonymous Yagredin Music Festival. The edition was held in Kotor, Anteera as it was chosen as the host country. Stoja and Sajsi MC were selected as the presenters of the event.

Twenty-nine countries participated in the first edition, all of them being debutants as it was the first edition. In order to participate, the countries had to be firstly approved to be members of the Yagredin Brodcasting Union (YBU).

Among the founding countries were Agartias, Anteera, Astenau, Aythmos and Zhavina, Casacolburg, Cyncordia, Deltascape Ω-Type, Djivača, Drakkengrad, Dsôn Ílios, Eiwora, Harukona, Hrojistan, Kaechyeodae, Kosta Vera, Lakkusunmō, Luania, Nabeelo, Pacamonea, Pluviøterra, Ryza, Saint Khalia, Skaarvaag, Sunlit Sands, Vulpihjel, Woodvale, Yaranesia, Yejari and Zarjaia.

The recap has been published on the 16th of july, while the results were shown on the 3rd of august 2020.

The winner of the edition was Pluviøterra with the song "Where's My Juul" performed by Full Tac ft. Lil Mariko , which scored 99 points, 2 points over the runner-up, Yejari scoring 97 points and the song "Broken People" from Almost Monday. The top 3 complete made Zarjaia with Taemin's song "Move" with an amount of 97 points. Cyncordia received only 8 points and was therefore the last place of the first edition.

## Rules

Every special edition is named as that because only a certain type of songs is allowed to take part in this event.

For the Anonymous Yagredin Music Festival the rules are as it follows. The song can be any that did not take part in any event of YMF. Nevertheless there are some more restrictions. As the edition is totally kept in secret, you cannot use any artists which would be returning. All songs are checked and displayed without a country name at the recap. Additional to the normal voting, you have to allocate the countries you think they are to the songs in the recap. The best guesser gets additional 12p, the second best 10p and so on until 1p. That means the 10 best guessers get an extra reward. The "guessing game" can be seen as an additional voter.

Allowed are every song from non returning artists. Also songs from the J/ESC national finals are fine. Not allowed are J/ESC songs itself.

The songs are checked by a certain commision, which discuss the acceptability of each song.

## Languages

To mark the versality of Yagredin, each edition has a language table to get an overview over the languages.

## Running Order

   The offical running order for the show was kept in secret by the YBU to make the show as exciting as possible and to have the maximum of excitement in the show and not spoil anything. Instead was a list of participants revealed.

Later, after the results, as the running order was revealed, got clear that Anteera, which opened, finished 12th and Yejari, which closed, got 2nd.

## Participants

With twenty-nine countries, there were also twenty-nine new and known artists participating writing YMF history. We are deviding between men, women and groups. This edition had 19 female participants and 12 male participant. Furthermore the edition had 3 groups. The percentages for the distribution are 56% woman, 9% groups and 35% men.

### Returning Artists

No returning artists were sent because no returning artists were allowed due to the anonymity.

## Results

Twenty-nine countries participated in the final, with all of the participating countries had to cast in their vote and their prediction.

## Voting Grid

To ensure that every vote was counted correctly, the YBU is publishing every voting grid of the certain edition after the end of it. So every country can take a look into the voting and knows who they did vote and who did vote for them. Special for this event is the guessing game and below you can see how every country guessed.

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