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Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34

**Hungary** participated in the thirty-fourth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Bucharest, Romania. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 22, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **yesyes** with the song "I Let You Run Away". The entry qualified from the first semi-final, while it finished in 15th place with 95 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 2nd April 2019, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the thirty-fourth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 22

The format kept the previous system format, however the artist was internally selected while the song was selected through a national final with 4 candidates.

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 5th April, ending on 17th April 2019. The winner announcement took place on 18th April 2019 where *I Let You Run Away* was announced as the winning entry and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34.

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 11th April 2019, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33 took place. Hungary was drawn to perfom in the second half of the first semi-final.

In the Grand Final, yesyes finished in 15th place with 95 points without recieving 12 points from any country.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the first semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 9th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* Latvia
* Moldova
* Slovakia
 5 points
 * Cyprus
* Italy
* Romania
* Ukraine
* North Macedonia

Points Awarded to Hungary (Grand Final)
* Georgia
* Germany
* France
* Moldova
* Slovakia
 5 points
 * Iceland
* Israel
* Serbia
* United Kingdom
* Russia
* Italy
* Ukraine

### **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 34
Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 5

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**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) 5**, was the fifth edition of Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The edition started the 27th January 2020 and ended the 21st January 2020.

This edition, only 2 artists were internally selected while 6 songs, 3 from each artists were selected to participate. KÁTEA won the contest with the song "Louder" receving a total of 154 points in the final, while the runner-up and third place who was also KÁTEA with the songs "That Ain't Love" and "Ghost" received 130 and 126 points each.

## **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 0 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Finland
* Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu
* ESCT
* ESCT #36
Eurosong 9

**Eurosong 9** was the nineth edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36 in Ghent, Belgium. The final was held in Brastislava, with five potential entries. The song "Do Everything" by **Mairee & Lara Koll** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36, Mairee & Lara Koll finished in 19th place with 73 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 and 4 points among the five potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36
Estonian National Final 8

**Estonian National Final (Võitlus Võimaluse Pärast)** was the eighth edition of the Estonian national selection that determinated Estonia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33 in Turku, Finland. The final was held in Tallin, with ten potential entries. The song "Up The Sky" by **Lepatriinu** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33, Lepatriinu finished in 5th place with 138 points in the Grand Final, getting the best place ever for Estonia so far.

## **Battle Rounds**

### **Wild card entry**

It was decided by a panel of expert juries that the wild card entry would be given to Rasmus Rändvee, so he joined the final..

## See also

* Estonian National Final
* Estonia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33
Belarus

**Belarus** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 34 times, debuting in the third contest, with their best position being 8th with 124 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27.

## History of Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Belarus patricipates since ESCT #03, withdrawing twice in the contest. The best place for Belarus is the 8th place with the song "Voodoo" by Vladislav Kurasov.

## Voting history

As of #40, Belarus's voting history is as follows:
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT13

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 5**, was the fifth edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The edition started the 29th of August 2015 and ended the 3rd of September 2015.

15 songs participated in this edition. Krista Seigfrids won the contest with the song "On & Off". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 1st place with 125 points in the Semifinal and a 1st place with 234 points in the final.

### **Selected songs**

* Satin Circus - Crossroads
* Miriam Bryant - Dragon
* Ellinoora - Ei hävittävää (AEIOUAO)
* Opera Skaala - Heart of Light
* Hanna Sky - Hope
* Ronya - Hyperventilating
* Loituma - Ieva's Polka
* Sanni - Me ei olla enää me
* Krista Siegfrids - On & off
* Within Temptation ft. Tarja - Paradise
* Jannika B - Siva
* Benjamin - Underdogs
* Mikael Gabriel ft. Diandra - Viimeisen kerran
* Softengine - Yellow House
* Julie Bergan - Younger

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #13
Eurosong 1

**Eurosong 1** was the first edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23 in Limassol, Cyprus. The final was held in Brastislava, with four potential entries. The song "Walking In My Shoes" by **Zdenka Predná & Vojtěch Dyk** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23, Zdenka Predná & Vojtěch Dyk finished in 20th place with 86 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, 10, 8 and 6 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT25

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 8**, was the eighth edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Turku, Finland. The edition started the 17th of January 2017 and ended the 26th January 2017.

4 songs participated in this edition. Diandra won the contest with the song "Nadaa". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 1st place with 135 points in the Semifinal and a 2th place with 200 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Evelina ft. Mikael Gabriel - Honey
* Ollie - Ongelma
* Diandra - Naada
* Jannika B - Niagara

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #25
A Dal 13

**A Dal - Hungary 13** was the thirteenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24 in Bruges, Belgium. The final was held in Budapest, once again with four songs, keeping the voting format from the previous edition, competing in a final. The song "Runaway" won the preselection. In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24, Linda got a good 6th position in the Grand Final, the best place since Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 12.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on December 7, 2016.

 Linda Király
 Malîva
 SirVive

## **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 24
A Dal 18

**A Dal - Hungary 18** was the eighteenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 in Casablanca, Morocco. 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 "Özönvíz" by Joci Pápai won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30, Joci Pápai finished in 1st place with 121 points in the first Semifinal, while he finished in 5th place with 126 points in the Grand Final.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on April 7, 2018.

 Jetlag ft. Marge

## **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 30
Eurovizijos 5

**Eurovizijos 28** was the fifth edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 in Luxembourg city, Luxembourg. The final was held in Vilnius, with six potential entries. The song "All That I Need" by **Aquarius ft. GJan** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28, Aquarius ft. GJan didn't qualified and finished in 14th place with 37 points in the semifinals.

## **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 28
Adventure Paperpal

## Information

This character is based off an paper plate figure from FNaF 2, which is found in Party Room 4. This character is to represent Freddy Fazbear by his looks, also by showing his bow tie, snout, ears and top hat appearance.

## Appearance

His appearance includes him being made out of paper plates, along with him wearing a brown bow-tie on his chest area with a black circle underneath. His eyes are brown with white iris in the middle.

He also wears a top hat. His arms and legs are made out of thin strips of paper.

## Balloon Boy(?)

We have little knowledge on whether if this is Balloon Boy or not.
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26

**Bosnia-Herzegovina** participated in the twenty-sixht edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Prague, Czech Republic. The country was represented by Anabela with the song "Emotivno Labilna". The entry was selected via an internal selection.

## Voting

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

### **Points awarded to Bosnia-Herzegovina**

Points Awarded to Bosnia-Herzegovina (Semi-final)
 5 points
 * Armenia
* Belarus
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Italy

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

In Bosnia-Herzegovina, the semifinals and final were aired on BHRT. The Bosnian spokesperson in the grand final was Lepa Brena.

## See also

* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25
A Dal 04

**A Dal - Hungary 04** was the fourth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 11. This time it was an especial edition as all the contestants and songs had already participated in previous editions. The final was held in Budapest, between three songs, just in one final. The song "Waterfall" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 11, it got the 8th place in the final with 134 points, after winning the firs semifinal.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the three entries on May 19, 2015.

 Joni
 Renáta Tolvai

## **Grand Final**

This time the voting was 100% jury as there were some issues with the televote.

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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, 8 and 4 points among the three potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 11
Preselecció D'Andorra

**Preselecció D'Andorra** is the Andorra national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Andorran entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

The contest is always held in Andorra La Vella, the capital of Andorra. In spite of the most selected language is English, Spanish and Catalan languages are 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

 #2 | 31 August 2017

## See also

* Andorra
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Söngur fyrir Ísland 7

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 7** was the seventh edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32 in Bergen, Norway. The final was held in Reykjavik, with three potential entries from the internal selected artist **Greta Salóme**. The song "My Blues" by Greta Salóme won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32, Greta Salóme finished in 11th place with 58 points in the semifinal which meant a non qualification.

## **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, 10 and 8 points among the three potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Söngur fyrir Ísland
* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32
Söngur fyrir Ísland

**Söngur fyrir Ísland** is the Icelandic national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Icelandic entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

The contest is always held in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. In spite of the most selected language is English, Icelandic 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

 #2 | 24 May 2016

## See also

* Iceland
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
A Dal 23

**A Dal - Hungary 23** was the twenty-third edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The final was held in Budapest, with four potential entries, instead of the traditional five entries due to the ESCT themed edition, competing in a final. The song "Raise Hell" by Dorothy won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35, Dorothy finished in 14th place with 95 points in the Grand Final.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on November 9th, 2019.

 Dorothy
 Kállay Saunders
 Vekonyz ft. Calidora

## **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 35
Belgium

**Belgium** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 39 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being 1st with 236 points, achieving this result at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35.

## History of Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Belgium patricipates since ESCT #02. The best place for Belgium is the 1st place with the song "Watching You" by Lea Rue.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, Belgium's voting history is as follows:
ESCT Second Chance Contest 35

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 35**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC 35**, was the tenth edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, after **LÉON** won the previous edition with "*You And I*", due to the current winner Sweden's withdrawal. The contest is 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 35 through their national finals.

Eleven countries finally confirmed their participation, in the tenth edition, breaking a new record of low participants, which was previously settled in 12 countries. **Dotan** from Netherlands won the contest with the song "Numb" receving a total of 155 points, a brand new points record and he is the first male singer to win the contest. Belgium finished in second place, with Czech Republic finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Belgium
2. Czech Republic
3. Denmark
4. Serbia

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Albania
2. Armenia
3. Austria
4. Estonia
5. Finland
6. France
7. Georgia
8. Iceland
9. Israel
10. Italy
11. Luxembourg
12. North Macedonia
13. Norway
14. Slovakia
15. Spain
16. Sweden
17. United Kingdom

### Returning countries

Below is a list of all returning countries :

1. Belarus
2. Cyprus
3. Turkey

### Songs information

1.**^** Contains some phrases in English.

## Score sheet

### **12 points**

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

## See also

* ESCT Second Chance Contest
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35
North Macedonia

**North Macedonia** (Formally FYR Macedonia) has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 30 times, debuting in the third contest, with their best position being 2nd with 176 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 40.

## History of Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

North Macedonia patricipates since ESCT #03, withdrawing twice. The best place for Macedonia is the 2nd place with the song "Za Nas" by LARA.

## Voting history

As of #40, North Macedonia's voting history is as follows:
Eurosong 5

**Eurosong 5** was the fifth edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. The final was held in Brastislava, with two potential entries from the internal selected artist Emma Drobná. The song "Words" by **Emma Drobná** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28, Emma Drobná finished in 22nd place with 67 points in the Grand Final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28
Eurovizijos 12

**Eurovizijos 35** was the twelfth edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The final was held in Vilnius, with four potential entries. The song "Mieloji, tai tu" by **Kazimieras Likša** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35, Kazimieras Likša finished in 26th and last place with 28 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, 8, 6 and 1 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Eurovizijos
* Lithuania
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35
Eurovizijos

**Eurovizijos**, is a song contest in ESCT, where Lithuania usually select its entry for the contest. The official Eurovizijos developer was Monika Bursaylac.

## About the contest

**Eurovizijos** is a contest where Lithuania decides their representative in ESCT. The first edition was held the 18th of February 2016. The supervisor was Monika Bursaylac. Each singer of Lithuania can send an entry for the competition and if it win, he have to represent Lithuania.

The first edition was hosted in Vilnius, the capital city. It started the 18th of February 2016. It was organized for ESCT 18.

## Voting

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

## Competition Story

 #2 | 14 April 2016

## See also

* Lithuania
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Estonian National Final 7

**Estonian National Final (Võitlus Võimaluse Pärast)** was the seventh edition of the Estonian national selection that determinated Estonia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32 in Bergen, Norway. The final was held in Tallin, with ten potential entries. The song "Me Calientas" by **Violina ft. Emily J & Meriam Bosa** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32, Violina ft. Emily J & Meriam Bosa didn't qualified and finished in 12th place with 54 points in the semifinal.

## **Battle Rounds**

### **Wild card entry**

It was decided that he losing entry with the highest losing total will proceed to the final as a wild card entry. Mariliis Jõgeva was selected as the winner of the wild card entry. The tie was broken by a jury of Estonian fans.

## See also

* Estonian National Final
* Estonia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 32
ESCT Second Chance Contest 32

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 32**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC #32**, was the seventh edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Lyon, France, when Aöme got the first place in the previous edition with the song "*Mille Couronnes*". The contest is 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 32 through their national finals.

Finally, fourteen countries confirmed their participation in the seventh edition. **Iolite** from Russia won the contest with the song "Bad Behavior" receving a total of 143 points, a brand new record for this contest. Iceland finished in second place, with Israel finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Slovenia

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Austria
2. Belarus
3. Italy
4. Moldova
5. Poland
6. Slovakia
7. Sweden

### Returning countries

Below is a list of all returning countries :

1. Israel
2. Norway
3. Romania
4. Russia

## 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 32
Andorra

**Andorra** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 39 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being 1st with 167 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 10.

## History of Andorra in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Andorra patricipates since ESCT #02. The best place for Andorra is the 1st place with the song "Rey de Corazones" by Ruth Lorenzo & Miguel Poveda.

## Voting history

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

## 12 points

Andorra gave 12 points to...

1 Andorra didn't vote in the semifinal.
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT9

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 4**, was the fourth edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The final took place on the 16th March 2015.

6 songs participated in this edition. Benjamin won the contest with the song "Unbreakable". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 5th place with 86 points in the Semifinal and a 8th place with 112 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Softengine - Broken Reflection
* Laleh - Colours
* Alida - Feathers
* Petra Marklund - Händerna not himlen
* Janna - Sä et ole hullu
* Benjamin - Unbreakable

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #9
Slovenia

**Slovenia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 27 times, debuting in the fifth contest, with their best position being 5th with 158 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27.

## History of Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Slovenia patricipates since ESCT #05. The best place for Slovenia is the 5th place with the song "Heart Of Gold" by BQL.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

As of #40, Slovenia's voting history is as follows:
A Dal 11

**A Dal - Hungary 11** was the eleventh edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 22. The final was held in Budapest, among three songs, just in one final. The song "Without Me" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 22, couldn't make it to the final, receiving only 54 points with a 13th position in the first semifinal.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the three entries on September 14, 2016.

 Nikolas Takács

## **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 22
A Dal 02

**A Dal - Hungary 02** was the second edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 9. The final and semifinals were held in Budapest, between four songs, just in one final. The song "Superman" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 9, it got the 2nd place in the final with 134 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the three entries on March 22, 2015.

 Gergő Szakács

## **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 9
Eurovizijos 3

**Eurovizijos 26** was the third edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26 in Prague, Czech Republic. The final was held in Vilnius, with six potential entries. The song "Wild" by **GJan** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26, GJan finished in 3rd place with 184 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 26
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-nineth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Barcelona, Spain. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 17, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Lola** with the song "Telihold". The entry did not qualify from the second semi-final, finishing 15th with 50 points.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 23rd January 2018, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the twenty-nineth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 17

The format returned to the previous system format with 2 rounds. MTVA presented the 4 candidates with some familiar faces in it.

A total of 20 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 6th February 2018. The winner announcement took place on 7th February 2018 where Lola was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 with her song "Telihold".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 5 February 2018, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the second half of the second semi-final.

Lola finished in fifteenth place with 55 points in the semifinal.

## 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)
 5 points
 * Montenegro
* Slovenia
* Azerbaijan
* Greece
* Morocco
* Slovakia
* Netherlands
* Lithuania

### **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 29
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33

**Hungary** participated in the thirty-third edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Turku, Finland. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 21, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Olivér Berkes** with the song "Livin' A Life". The entry qualified from the second semi-final, while it finished in 13th place with 105 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 5th January 2019, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the thirty-third edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 21

The format kept the previous system format. MTVA presented the 5 candidates with new artists.

A total of 18 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 10th January, ending on 18th January 2019. The winner announcement took place on 19th January 2019 where Olivér Berkes was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33 with his song "Livin' A Life".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 16th January 2019, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 33 took place. Hungary was drawn to perfom in the first half of the second semi-final.

In the Grand Final, Olivér Berkes finished in 13th place with 105 points recieving 12 points from Sweden.

## 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)
* Finland
* Serbia
* Moldova
 5 points
 * Russia
* Sweden
* Monaco
* Norway

Points Awarded to Hungary (Grand Final)
* United Kingdom
* Cyprus
 5 points
 * Belgium
* Finland
* Ireland
* Malta
* Romania
* San Marino
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Greece
* Israel
* Italy

### **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 33
Hunter Drone

Bio-Mechanical assassins of the Imperial Court, a drone typically has 2 modes, tracking (Hunting) and engagement. When a drone engages in combat it is typically not subtle, eradicating anything that gets in it's way leading to most people leaving any area where one is seen.

Most drones are deployed from the Imperial Palace or warships, in "Pods" that act as small ships capable of traveling the Stratosphere. The Pods are not reusable and once a drone has landed, it cannot return to the Stratosphere.

The Drones are built in the factories of the fief Planet of Secundus.

## Appearance

Typically they are bipedal, resting on 2 spindly legs ending in small gripping claws. They feature a spheroid body with a flood light like sensory apparatus (Auger) on the front. This sphere can rotate 360. The sphere contains almost all the drones main components as well as it's "brain" which is a brain-wash and reconditioned brain topically from prisoners turned into Hyrophanti or Hyrophantors.

The drones stand about 1.8 meters high, and can typically navigate most spaces.

Hunter Drones make a distinct clicking noise, audible from about 10-20 meters.

## Armament

The Drones general carry and armament of an automatic needlegun and a Dart launcher, both designed to penetrate personal deflectors. The Dart launcher is equipped to fire a verity of darts ranging in purpose as trackers, poisons and incapacitating agents.

A hit from the needlegun is usually not fatal unless a vital area is directly hit and is akin to being hit an a arrow lunched from a cross-bow with a narrow point.

## Capacities

The drones are capable of out running an average person and are fairly agile. However a well conditioned person can typically evade a single drone in a dense environment such as urban areas. A drone can out pace a person in stamina as their fuel source can last for several days a full usage.

Drone can call for refueling canisters to be sent, however depending on location this can take hours to days before it arrives. Some drones are known to "sleep" while waiting for refueling, keeping only their detection systems online.

A drone's auger can see heat and can even see through thin objects such as cloth or paper.

Drones are not proficient at climbing as they posses no arms or hands, nor anyway of vertical propulsion. but can still jump over small obstacles.

## Technicals

* Threat index: Medium-high.
* Personality:
	+ Combat: Ruthless.
	+ Non-combat: Stalking.
Preselecció D'Andorra 1

**Preselecció D'Andorra 1** was the first edition of the Andorran national selection that determinated Andorra's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21 in Marseille, France. The final was held in Andorra La Vella, with four potential entries, although one of them was disqualified for breaking the rules. The song "Hundred Miles" by Yall & Gabriela Richardson won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21, Yall & Gabriela Richardson finished in 3rd place with 142 points in the Grand Final.

## See also

* Preselecció D'Andorra
* Andorra
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21
Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 12

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 12** was the twelfth edition of the popular Monegasque national selection which is organizated to select Monaco's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27. Due to poor results in previous editions of ESCT, the TMC decided to make changes in the mechanism, like eliminating the televote or organize a *Private Casting*. The four finalist songs were presented to the juries in the Grand Final which was held in Montecarlo. The winner song was **"Don't Be So Shy"**.

## **Private Casting**

Due to poor results in previous editions of ESCT, the TMC organized a **Private Casting** where two songs by the same singer struggled to qualify to the Grand Final. The ten selected juries just had to decide which song was their favorite.

## **Grand Final**

The three winning songs of the duels joined a fourth song that was selected directly as finalist by the TMC.

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## **Voting**

The professional jury was composed by the head of delegations from several countries of ESCT. In this edition the televote was eliminated to give more importance to the jury. Each jury had to give 12, 10, 8 and 6 points among the four potential songs in the final.

## See also

* Fête de la Chanson Monégasque
* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27
FNAF world wiki

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Welcome to the FNaF World wiki! An RPG FNaF Game made by Scott Cawthon, who created the other 4 FNaF games, stars all the characters in one game! For more information, visit this page: FNAF World. But please make sure you do not cause any trolling, violence and anything bad towards other users, otherwise there will be consequences for them. Please read this page: Rules , before doing *anything* on the wiki.

 FNaF World, the final game of the FNaF series, the only game which has no continue on the main FNaF story. FNaF World stars everyone's most favorite characters! Join Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy and the rest of the Adventure animatronics to see what lays ahead of this spectacular new adventure!
Eurovizijos 8

**Eurovizijos 31** was the eighth edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 in Zagreb, Croatia. The final was held in Vilnius, with six potential entries. The song "Broken Shadows" by **Greta Zazza** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31, Greta Zazza didn't qualified and finished in 19th place with 30 points in the semifinals.

## **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 31
Söngur fyrir Ísland 11

**Söngur fyrir Ísland 11** was the eleventh edition of the Icelandic national selection that determinated Iceland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 37 in Reykjavík, Iceland. The final was held in Reykjavik, with 10 potential entries split into two semifinals. The song "Sugar" by **Elísabet Ormslev** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 37, Elísabet Ormslev finished in 15th place with 93 points in the Grand Final.

## **1st Semifinal**

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

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## **2nd Semifinal**

The voting in this semifinal was decided 100% by televoting. The two 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.

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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 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 37
Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 9

Final
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**Participation map**
* Participating countries     Did not qualify from the semi final or the PSR     Countries that participated in the past but not this edition
 System
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 Winner

**Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 9**, also known as **ESCT #09**, was the nineth edition of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged, held in Sofia, Bulgaria for the very first time after several poor results in previous editions.

Forty countries applied in the eight edition, a totally brand new record of participants was broken for fourth time in a row. No new countries made their debut at the moment. Azerbaijan, Croatia, Estonia, Morocco and Turkey returned to the contest, with some of them absent from numerous editions. In addition, Slovenia, and Ukraine withdrew from the contest.

**Eleni Foureira** from Greece was the nineth winner of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged with the song *Ase Me* recieving a total of 155 points. Hungary finished in second place, with Cyprus finishing in third place.

## Participants

Forty countries applied in the eight edition, a totally brand new record of participants was broken for fourth time in a row. No new countries made their debut at that moment. Azerbaijan, Croatia, Estonia, Macedonia, Morocco and Turkey returned to the contest, with some of them absent from previous editions. In addition, Slovenia, and Ukraine withdrew from the contest.

### **Debuting countries**

Below is a list of all debuting countries :
None countries debuted for the first time in the contest.

### **Returning countries**

Below is a list of all Returning countries :

1. Azerbaijan
2. Croatia
3. Estonia
4. Macedonia
5. Morocco
6. Turkey

### **Withdrawing countries**

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries which appeared in one or two previous editions.

1. Slovenia
2. Ukraine

## Results

### **Semifinal 1**

#### **Jury**

* Greece (Finalist)
* Monaco (Finalist)

### **Semifinal 2**

#### **Jury**

* Bulgaria (Host)
* Italy (Finalist)
* Malta (Finalist)

## Score sheet

### **12 points**

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

### **12 points**

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

### **12 points**

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final.
Festival Di San Marino 6

**Festival Di San Marino 6** was the sixth edition of the Sanmarinese national selection that determinated San Marino's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25. The final was held in the Teatro Nuovo di San Marino once again, where four Italian strong artists competed in a grand final.

This edition, due to the change of Head of Delegation, there were some changes. There were a public voting and a jury voting, which meant a 50%/50% voting system.

The winning song was **"Non Ho Più Lacrime"** by Antonella Lo Coco who was the first time it participated with  San Marino. In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25, she finished 7th in the Grand Final with 149 points.

### **Songs and artists**

 Luca Chikovani
 Madh
 Roshelle

## **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 the final.

## See also

* Festival Di San Marino
* San Marino
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT7

Final
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 Executive
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 Opening act
 Interval act
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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 2**, was the second edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The final took place on the 23rd January 2015.

6 songs participated in this edition. Alcazar won the contest with the song "Blame It On The Disco". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 13th place with 80 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Alcazar - Blame It On The Disco
* Linus Svenning - Bröder
* Sanna Nielsen - I'm in Love
* Ellen Benediktson - Songbird
* Charlotte Perrelli - The Girl
* Oscar Zia - Yes We Can

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #7
Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 1

Final
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**Participation map**
* Participating countries     Did not qualify from the semi final or the PSR     Countries that participated in the past but not this edition
 System
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 Winner

**Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 1**, often referred to as **ESCT #01**, was the first edition of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged, held in Berlin, Germany.

Twenty countries participated in the first contest. **Pastora Soler** from Spain won the contest with the song "Quédate Conmigo" receving a total of 123 points. Sweden finished in second place, with Germany finishing in third place.

## Participants

Twenty countries participated in the Grand Final. This was the first and only time which there was a jury composed by three people just in case if a participant doesn't vote.

Finally five were the countries who didn't vote and for this reason their final results were divided at 50%.

### **Confirmed and debuting countries**

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Austria
2. Azerbaijan
3. Croatia
4. Denmark
5. Finland
6. France
7. Germany
8. Greece
9. Iceland
10. Ireland
11. Italy
12. Norway
13. Poland
14. Portugal
15. Romania
16. Russia
17. Spain
18. Sweden
19. Ukraine
20. United Kingdom

## Score sheet

### **Final**

* These countries didn't vote at time and some of them had to be replaced by a juror. For this reason their final results were divided by 2.

### **12 points**

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

**New Zealand** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** only once, debuting in the twentieth edition, with their best position being last, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20.

## History of New Zealand in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

New Zealand debuted in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged because of the 2nd anniversary of the contest. It was one of the four proposals to participate as a guest country, among Colombia, Egypt and Kazakhstan and New Zealand won the voting in a narrow margin, **31,25%** against Kazakshtan with **28,13%**. New Zealand was directly to the Grand Final, however it was allowed to vote in one of the semifinals.

## Voting history

As of #20, New Zealand's voting history is as follows:
ESCT Second Chance Contest 38

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 38**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC 38**, was the thirteenth edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Sliema, Malta, after **Eleanor Cassar** won the previous edition with "*Back to Life*". The contest is 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 38 through their national finals.

Twenty countries confirmed their participation in the thirteenth edition. **Artem Pivovarov** from Ukraine won the contest with the song "Dezhavyu" receving a total of 153 points. Germany finished in second place, with Serbia finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Morocco

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Albania
2. Austria
3. Croatia
4. Denmark
5. Georgia
6. Italy
7. Lithuania
8. Poland
9. San Marino

### Returning countries

Below is a list of all returning countries :

1. Andorra
2. Germany
3. Netherlands
4. 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

* ESCT Second Chance Contest
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 38
List of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged winners

The contest has so far twenty-five winning countries. The contest has been held once in about one or two months since its debut in May 2014. The contest's winner is determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries and/or televoters. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.

There have been thirty-eight contests, with Belgium and Poland being the only countries to win the contest three times while Cyprus, France, Spain and Ukraine have won the contest twice. The other seventeen countries have won once. Spain won the first contest, which was held in Germany.

The only country winning two editions in a row has been Poland in the second and third editions. Most of the winners have so far been female artists except from the winners of the second, seventh and twenty-third editions who has been a male artist, while in the tenth edition which has been a a female-male duet and just a single band winning in the thirty-sixt edition.

Spanish singer, **Ruth Lorenzo** became the first singer to win the contest twice, winning the tenth edition for Andorra along with Miguel Poveda. Her second win was in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 for Spain breaking a new record for the singer with most wins in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

United Kingdom is the country with the most second places so far, with four silver medals. In the third edition, Poland won the edition setting a new record for the host country's place. ESCT34 Netherlands's winning entry currently holds the record for the highest scoring winner with 251 points.

There are seven winning languages, being English with more winning songs. Pastora Soler's "Quédate Conmigo" became the first winning song to be entirely in a language other than English, followed by Kendji Girac's "Andalouse" which was sung in French.

## See also

* List of countries in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
* List of languages in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged