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North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 17

North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 17 with the song "Sava i Dunav" written by Henny and Relja Torinno. The song was performed by Henny & Breskvica. The North Macedonian entry for the seventeenth contest in Bratislava, Slovakia was selected through the national final POP IKON Makedonija 6, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 12 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-finals and the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes from the public. In the final, "Sava i Dunav" performed by Henny & Breskvica was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 7

Semi-Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 7 with the song "Game4Love" written by MILLO. The song was performed by MILLO and Linna. The Slovenian entry for the seventh contest in Shköder, Albania was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 7, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 7. In the final, "Game4Love" performed by MILLO and Linna was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 4

Final result

Netherlands participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 4 with the song "Fout ventje" written by Rick Vol. The song was performed by Lisa, Amy & Shelley. The Dutch entry for the fourth contest in Gliwice, Poland was selected through the national final Jij bent een ster! 4, organised by Nederlands publiek omroepbestel (NPO). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-final and one final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel, a three-member kid jury panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Fout ventje" performed by Lisa, Amy & Shelley was selected as the winner based on a public vote, a jury-vote and a kid-jury-vote.
Moldova in the Eurovision Song Festival 16

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Moldova participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 16 with the song "Tatoué" written by Ester Peony, Alex Bolero and Sasha Lopez. The song was performed by Ester Peony and Sasha Lopez. The Moldovan entry for the sixteenth contest in Odesa, Ukraine was selected through an internal selection.
Serbia in the Eurovision Dance Festival

Appearances
 First appearance

**Serbia** has participated in the **Eurovision Dance Festival** 1 time since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 31 August 2018, Serbia confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Dance Festival. In Serbia's first participation, Serbia reached the final.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival

Appearances
 First appearance

**Poland** has participated in the **Junior Eurovision Song Festival** 5 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 21 November 2016, Poland confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Festival. In Poland's first participation, Poland placed 10th.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
San Marino in the Eurovision Song Festival 16

Semi-Final result

San Marino participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 16 with the song "Ciao ciao" written by Sara Rivolta and Mati S.r.l. The song was performed by La Rappresentanti di Lista. The San Marinese entry for the sixteenth contest in Odesa, Ukraine was selected through an internal selection.
Russia

Appearances
 First appearance
 Highest rank
 Lowest rank

**Russia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 16 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Russia confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Russia's first participation, Russia failed to qualify, reaching the 17th place in the semi-final.

After the 2022 Russian invasion in Ukraine, C1 was expelled from the EBO. The broadcaster was replaced by Dozhd, an independent TV station officially blocked in Russia. Dozhd announced that it had managed to buy the format of the Golden Star Festival in time for the sixteenth edition. While it was expected that C1 would not sell the format of the show and would produce a new edition of the show, it was discovered that the rights of the show were still in the hands of the creators of the format instead of the broadcaster. The creators of the format were never made public, however following the purchase of the format by Dozhd, it was heavily rumoured that the creators hold an anti-war position regarding Russia's war in Ukraine.

A few days after Dozhd secured the rights to produce a new edition of the Golden Star Festival, the broadcaster announced that the show would carry the name: Golden Star Festival - Together for Peace. Furthermore, the EBO announced that Russia would compete under the white-blue-white flag of the opposition of the war.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Romania in the Eurovision Song Festival 6

Final result

Romania participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 6 with the song "Noi" written by Boka Florin, Cazan Serban, Feli Donose, George Papagheorghe, Stancu Alex and Pascu Cristi. The song was performed by Geørge. The Romanian entry for the sixth contest in London, United Kingdom was selected through an internal selection.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 14

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 14 with the song "Ochotę mam" written by Emilia Sanecka, Tobiasz Hes and Łukasz Sienicki. The song was performed by Daj To Głośniej. The Polish entry for the fourteenth contest in Brussels, Belgium was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 14, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entry from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 14. In the final, "Ochotę mam" performed by Daj To Głośniej was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 7

Semi-Final result
 Final result

North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 7 with the song "Tequila & lemon" written by Elena Risteska. The song was performed by Elena Risteska herself. The North Macedonian entry for the seventh contest in Shköder, Albania was selected through the national final Mojata pesna 7, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 6 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Tequila & lemon" performed by Elena Risteska was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Sweden in the Eurovision Song Festival 13

Final result

Sweden participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 13 with the song "Bulletproof" written by Dino Medanhodzic, Johanna Jansson and Erik Dahlqvist. The song was performed by Dotter. The Swedish entry for the thirteenth contest in Kaunas, Lithuania was selected through the national final Svensk Framgång 2, organised by Sveriges Television (SVT). An initial 28 entries competed in the national final which consisted of six shows: four semi-finals, the second chance round and the final. In the final, "Bulletproof" performed by Dotter Henderson was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
San Marino in the Eurovision Song Festival 6

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result

San Marino participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 6 with the song "Paracadute" written by Giulia Luzi. The song was performed by Giulia Luzi herself. The San Marinese entry for the sixth contest in London, United Kingdom was selected through the national final Canzone di San Marino 6, organised by Radio e Televisione della Repubblica di San Marino (SMRTV). An initial 2 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel. In the final, "Paracadute" performed by Giulia Luzi was selected as the winner based on a jury-vote.
Russia in the Eurovision Song Festival 14

Selection date(s) | **Semi-Final**
26 February 2021
**Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Russia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 14 with the song "Everybody's scared" written by Hortensiu Atanasie. The song was performed by Parah Dice and Holy Molly. The Russian entry for the fourteenth contest in Brussels, Belgium was selected through the national final Golden Star Festival 4, organised by Channel 1 (C1). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of 'The Wall' (consisting of international famous artists), televote and a three-member judging panel. Five entries qualified to compete in the final of the Golden Star Festival 4. In the final, "Everybody's scared" performed by Parah Dice and Holy Molly was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Golden Star Festival

### Format changes

Instead of twelve acts, ten acts were selected to take part in the semi-final. The Wall will not be used during the semi-final, only in the final.
Eduardo Flamingo

Eduardo Flamingo is an emotionless, unfeeling killer that has a tendency to eat his victim's faces after he has murdered them. According to Gabriel Santo, Flamingo has an impeccable kill record. Jason Todd (who was the second Robin and is now Red Hood) has rallied a defense against Flamingo, but wound up with a bullet wound to the face and knee-cap. Flamingo then turns his attentions to Red Hood's partner Scarlet. Flamingo then tugs at the seams of Scarlet's mask before she gashes him with one of her blades. Feeling responsible for the girl and her condition, Robin jumps into the fray to help, but receives four bullets to his cape-protected spine for his troubles, paralyzing him from the waist down. Dick Grayson (who was operating as Batman at the time) delivers a much-deserved boot to Flamingo's face. It is ultimately Jason Todd who finishes things up. When Dick is nearly tossed over the side of the building, Jason uses a construction digger to scoop Flamingo up along with other assorted rocks and debris and deposit him over the edge plummeting to the Earth below. Commissioner James Gordon later tells Batman that Flamingo's body was never found.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 6

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 6 with the song "Biegnę" written by Rafał Malicki, Monika Lewczuk and Sarsa. The song was performed by Monika Lewczuk. The Polish entry for the sixth contest in London, United Kingdom was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 6, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entry from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 6. In the final, "Biegnę" performed by Monika Lewczuk and Antek Smykiewicz was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 12

Semi-Final result
 Final result

North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 12 with the song "Break my heart" written by Cyrillic. The song was performed by Cyrillic themselves. The North Macedonian entry for the twelfth contest in Bucharest, Romania was selected through the national final POP IKON Makedonija 1, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 26 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Break my heart" performed by Cyrillic was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 3

Final result

Netherlands participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 3 with the song "Champion" written by Brahim Fouradi, Jihad Rahmouni, Roel Donk and Kris Coutinho. The song was performed by Aliyah. The Dutch entry for the third contest in Budapest, Hungary was selected through the national final Jij bent een ster! 2, organised by Nederlands publiek omroepbestel (NPO). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-final and one final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel, a three-member kid jury panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Champion" performed by Aliyah was selected as the winner based on a public vote, a jury-vote and a kid-jury-vote.
Estonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 13

Selection date(s) | **Semi-Finals**
13 July 2020
20 July 2020
**Final**
 Semi-Final result

Estonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 13 with the song "Lennujaamas" written by Sven Lõhmus. The song was performed by Laura Põldvere. The Estonian entry for the thirteenth contest in Kaunas, Lithuania was selected for the thirteenth time through the national final Hääl Eestist, organised by Eesti Rahvusringhääling (ERR). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Hääl Eestist 13. After the two Semi-Finals, one wildcard was selected: Around The Sun with "Follow me back". In the final, "Lennujaamas" performed by Laura Põldvere was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Hääl Eestist

### **Semi-Final 1**

Table key
  Wildcard
  Qualified

### **Semi-Final 2**

Table key
  Wildcard
  Qualified

### **Wildcard**

Table Key
  Qualified

 02
North Korea

Appearances
 First appearance

**North Korea** has participated in the **Asiavision Song Festival** 1 time since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 20 July 2017, North Korea confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Asiavision Song Festival. In North Korea's first participation, North Korea placed nineteenth.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 1

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 1 with the song "Odlazim" written by Vladimir Graic, Milos Paunovic. The song was performed by Andrea Demirović. The Montenegrin entry for the 2016 contest in Bratislava, Slovakia was selected through an internal selection.
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 8

Semi-Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 8 with the song "Noc (Mi corazón es tuyo)" written by Robert Pilepić, Raay and M. Vovk. The song was performed by Domestikus and Maraaya. The Slovenian entry for the eighth contest in Lviv, Ukraine was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 8, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 8. In the final, "Noc (Mi corazón es tuyo)" performed by Domestiksu and Maraaya was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Portugal

Appearances
 First appearance
 Highest rank
 Lowest rank

**Portugal** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 14 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Portugal confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Portugal's first participation, Portugal failed to qualify, reaching the 14th place in the semi-final.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 7

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 7 with the song "Pamti" written by Nemanja Nedeljković and Andrea Demirović. The song was performed by Andrea Demirović. The Montenegrin entry for the seventh contest in Shköder, Albania was selected through an internal selection.
Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 1

Final result

Netherlands participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 1 with the song "Druk" written by Cheyenne & Mayleen. The song was performed by Cheyenne & Mayleen. The Dutch entry for the 1st contest in Bucharest, Romania was selected through the national final Junior lied 1, organised by Nederlands publiek omroepbestel (NPO). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-final and one final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel, a three-member kid jury panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Druk" performed by Cheyenne & Mayleen was selected as the winner based on a public vote, a jury-vote and a kid-jury-vote.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 7

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 7 with the song "Bezdroża" written by M. Piotrowski and S. Grzeszczak. The song was performed by Sylwia Grzeszczak. The Polish entry for the seventh contest in London, United Kingdom was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 7, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entry from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 7. In the final, "Bezdroża" performed by Sylwia Grzeszczak was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 16

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 16 with the song "All in" written by Lucija Harum, Martin Vogrin and Vid Turica. The song was performed by LUMA. The Slovenian entry for the sixteenth contest in Odesa, Ukraine was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 16, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 16. In the final, "All in" performed by LUMA was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Monaco

Appearances
 First appearance
 Highest rank
 Lowest rank

**Monaco** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 16 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Monaco confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Monaco's first participation, Monaco failed to qualify, reaching the 16th place in the semi-final.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Montenegro in the Celebrate Eurovision: 10 editions of existence!

Montenegro participated in the Celebrate Eurovision: 10 editions of existence! with the songs "Ne vracam se na staro" and "Ti samo budi dovoljno daleko". The Montenegrin entries for the contests were selected through internal selections.

## Non-Qualifiers round

 In the Eurovision Song Festival

## Best of the Balkans

 In the Eurovision Song Festival
Romania

National selection events | Internal selection (1-3, 5-7, 9, 14-present)
 Appearances
 First appearance
 Highest rank
 Lowest rank

**Romania** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 17 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Romania confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Romania's first participation, Romania placed 18th.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Sweden in the Eurovision Song Festival 14

Semi-Final result

Sweden participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 14 with the song "It's OK if you forget me" written by Brusjan. The song was performed by Astrid S. The Swedish entry for the fourteenth contest in Brussels, Belgium was selected through the national final Svensk Framgång 3, organised by Sveriges Television (SVT). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. In the final, "It's OK if you forget me" performed by Astrid S was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Format change

After Dotter's last place last edition, SVT announced that the format of the show would change. From now on, ten acts take part in a final. In the first round of voting, six acts are selected by the juries to qualify to the next round. From those six acts, three acts are selected to advance to the super final. In the super final, the winner is selected by both juries and televoters.
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 14

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 14 with the song "Krenula priča" written by David Amaro and TwoFace Production. The song was performed by David Amaro. The Slovenian entry for the fourteenth contest in Brussels, Belgium was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 14, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 14. In the final, "Krenula priča" performed by David Amaro was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Semi-Final result

Netherlands participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "Je vais vite (op de campingdisco)" written by Merel Baldé, Koen van de Wardt, Didier de Ruyter and Tim Teunissen. The song was performed by MEROL. The Dutch entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through an internal selection.
Moldova in the Eurovision Song Festival 9

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Moldova participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 9 with the song "Ray" written by Nikita Bogdanov, Vadim Porotkov and Lana Merkulova. The song was performed by Sonya Kay. The Moldovan entry for the ninth contest in Gdańsk, Poland was selected through an internal selection.
San Marino in the Eurovision Song Festival 3

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result

San Marino participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 3 with the song "Look into myself" written by Dario Acocella. The song was performed by BG. The San Marinese entry for the third contest in Kraków, Poland was selected through the national final Canzone di San Marino 3, organised by Radio e Televisione della Repubblica di San Marino (SMRTV). An initial 2 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel. In the final, "Look into myself" performed by BG was selected as the winner based on a jury-vote.
Serbia

Appearances
 First appearance
 Highest rank
 Lowest rank

**Serbia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 17 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Serbia confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Serbia's first participation, Serbia failed to qualify, reaching the 19th place in the semi-final.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 11

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 11 with the song "Brain" written by Anja Kotar and Noah Taylor. The song was performed by Anja Kotar. The Slovenian entry for the eleventh contest in Copenhagen, Denmark was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 11, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 11. In the final, "Brain" performed by Anja Kotar was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 8

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 8 with the song "Ti samo budi dovoljno daleko" written by Marina Tucaković and Milan SevdahBABY Stanković. The song was performed by SevdahBABY and Ksenia. The Montenegrin entry for the eighth contest in Lviv, Ukraine was selected through an internal selection.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 2

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 2 with the song "Zapomnij mi" written by Sarsa and Tomek Konfederak. The song was performed by Sarsa. The Polish entry for the second contest in Tallinn, Estonia was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 2, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entrie from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 2. In the final, "Zapomnij mi" performed by Sarsa was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 11

Semi-Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 11 with the song "Ja sam ti san" written by Andrea Demirović, Michael James Down, Primož Poglajen, Adam Featherstone and Will Taylor. The song was performed by Andrea Demirović. The Montenegrin entry for the eleventh contest in Copenhagen, Denmark was selected through an internal selection.
Portugal in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Semi-Final result

Portugal participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "#Sextou" written by No Maka, Favela Lacroix, Paulo Silver and André Henriques . The song was performed by No Maka, ILBF and Favela Lacroix. The Portugese entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through an internal selection.
San Marino in the Eurovision Song Festival 5

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

San Marino participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 5 with the song "L'amore merita" written by Alessandro Congiu. The song was performed by Simonetta, Greta, Verdiana, Roberta. The San Marinese entry for the fifth contest in Cluj-Napoca, Romania was selected through the national final Canzone di San Marino 5, organised by Radio e Televisione della Repubblica di San Marino (SMRTV). An initial 2 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel. In the final, "L'amore merita" performed by Simonetta, Greta, Verdiana, Roberta was selected as the winner based on a jury-vote.
Norway in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Norway participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "Falling apart" written by Jim Bergsted, Helge Morn, Alex Chances and Ulrikke Brandstorp. The song was performed by Ulrikke. The Norwegian entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through an internal selection.
Russia in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Selection date(s) | **Semi-Final**
7 July 2021
**Final**
 Final result

Russia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "Derzhi menya zemlya" written by Manizha. The song was performed by Manizha herself. The Russian entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through the national final Golden Star Festival 5, organised by Channel 1 (C1). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of 'The Wall' (consisting of international famous artists), televote and a three-member judging panel. Five entries qualified to compete in the final of the Golden Star Festival 5. In the final, "Derzhi menya zemlya" performed by Manizha was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
North Macedonia in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 4

Final result

North Macedonia participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 4 with the song "Za site nas" written by Marko Marinkovic and Ivan Jovanov. The song was performed by Martija Stanojković. The North Macedonian entry for the fourth contest in Gliwice, Poland was selected through the national final Festivalot Makedonija 4, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 4 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a four-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Za site nas" performed by Martija Stanojković was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Sweden in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Semi-Final result
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Sweden participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "Let them know" written by Ersan Beskardes. The song was performed by Mabel. The Swedish entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through the national final Svensk Framgång 4, organised by Sveriges Television (SVT). An initial 10 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. In the final, "Let them know" performed by Mabel was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Oman

Appearances
 First appearance

**Oman** has participated in the **Asiavision Song Festival** 1 time since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 20 July 2017, Oman confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Asiavision Song Festival. In Oman's first participation, Oman placed last.

## Contestants

Table key
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North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 4

Semi-Final result
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North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 4 with the song "War is love" written by Bobby Andonov. The song was performed by Bobby Andonov himself. The North Macedonian entry for the fourth contest in Helsinki, Finland was selected through the national final Mojata pesna 4, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 6 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "War is love" performed by Bobby Andonov was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Serbia in the Eurovision Song Festival 2

Semi-Final result
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Serbia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 2 with the song "Od tebe mogu više" written by Andrej Ilić and Djordje Djordjević. The song was performed by Ana Stanić herself. The Serbian entry for the second contest in Tallinn, Estonia was selected through an internal selection.
North Macedonia

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**North Macedonia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 16 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, North Macedonia confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In North Macedonia's first participation, North Macedonia placed 13th.

## Contestants

Table key
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Serbia in the Eurovision Song Festival 9

Selection date(s) | **Final 1**
10 August 2018
**Final 2**
11 August 2018
**Final 3**
12 August 2018
**Final 4**
13 August 2018
**Final 5**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Serbia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 9 with the song "Kristijan Grej" written by In Vivo, Slobodan Veljković Coby and Nikola Kirćanski Kei. The song was performed by Teodora. The Serbian entry for the ninth contest in Gdańsk, Poland was selected through the national final Evrovizije Srbija 3, organised by Radio Televizija Srbije (RTS). An initial 5 entries competed in the national final which consisted of five shows: every week a new 'final' is being held. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Kristijan Grej" performed by Teodora was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 3

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Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 3 with the song "Preventiva" written by Marko Đurašević Mahoni and Jovan Peurača. The song was performed by Anabela and Boban Rajović. The Montenegrin entry for the third contest in Kraków, Poland was selected through an internal selection.
Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival

Appearances
 First appearance

**Netherlands** has participated in the **Junior Eurovision Song Festival** 5 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 21 November 2016, Netherlands confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Festival. In Netherlands' first participation, Netherlands placed 6th.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
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Slovenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 2

Final result

Slovenia participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 2 with the song "Najlepši dan" written by Aleš Klinar, Alenka Vozlič, Tina Muc and Anja Rupel. The song was performed by Leni. The Slovene entry for the second contest in Cluj-Napoca, Romania was selected through an internal selection.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 3

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 3 with the song "Ty i ja" written by Rafał Malicki, Monika Lewczuk and Sarsa. The song was performed by Monika Lewczuk. The Polish entry for the third contest in Kraków, Poland was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 3, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entrie from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 3. In the final, "Ty i ja" performed by Monika Lewczuk was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
Russia in the Eurovision Dance Festival

Appearances
 First appearance

**Russia** has participated in the **Eurovision Dance Festival** 1 time since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 31 August 2018, Russia confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Dance Festival. In Russia's first participation, Russia failed to qualify.

## Contestants

Table key
  Winner
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Slovakia in the Eurovision Song Festival 5

Semi-Final result
 Final result

Slovakia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 5 with the song "Don't leave me now" written by K. Majernikova, Randy Gnepa and G.Kišš. The song was performed by Lina Mayer. The Slovak entry for the fifth contest in Cluj-Napoca, Romania was selected through an internal selection.
North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 15

Semi-Final result

North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 15 with the song "Chain my heart" written by Erikx DiSantis. The song was performed by Bebe Rexha and Topic. The North Macedonian entry for the fifteenth contest in Baku, Azerbaijan was selected through the national final POP IKON Makedonija 4, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 12 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-finals and the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes from the public. In the final, "Chain my heart" performed by Bebe Rexha and Topic was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Serbia in the Eurovision Song Festival 14

Final result

Serbia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 14 with the song "Biram te" written by Angellina. The song was performed by ANGELLINA and Boy Tedson. The Serbian entry for the fourteenth contest in Brussels, Belgium was selected through the national final Evrovizije Srbija 8, organised by Radio Televizija Srbije (RTS). An initial 12 entries competed in the national final which consisted of three shows: two semi-finals and one final. The winner was based on televoting and juries. In the final, "Biram te" performed by ANGELLINA and Boy Tedson was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Montenegro

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**Montenegro** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 16 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Montenegro confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Montenegro's first participation, Montenegro placed 16th.

## Contestants

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Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Festival 6

Semi-Final result

Netherlands participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 6 with the song "Naturally" written by Rikki Borgelt, Armel Paap, Sharon Zarr, Cas Oomen, Adriaan Persons. The song was performed by Rondé. The Dutch entry for the sixth contest in London, United Kingdom was selected through an internal selection.
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 4

Semi-Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 4 with the song "Kad nestane svijet" written by Bojan Gjosevski. The song was performed by Aleksandra Bucevac and Cvija. The Montenegrin entry for the fourth contest in Helsinki, Finland was selected through an internal selection.
Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Festival 10

Semi-Final result

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 10 with the song "Rano" written by Rale and Manche. The song was performed by Manche, Rale & Dinna. The Slovenian entry for the tenth contest in Kyiv, Ukraine was selected through the national final Festival Eurovizije 10, organised by Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTVSlo). An initial 8 entries competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a two-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. Two entries qualified to compete in the final of Festival Eurovizije 10. In the final, "Rano" performed by Manche, Rale & Dinna was selected as the winner based on a public vote.

## Festival Eurovizije

### **Semi-Final**

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  Qualified
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 5

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 5 with the song "Magic symphony" written by Dariusz Szermanowicz. The song was performed by C-BooL and Giang Pham. The Polish entry for the fifth contest in Cluj-Napoca, Romania was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 5, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entrie from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 5. In the final, "Magic symphony" performed by C-BooL and Giang Pham was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

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  Qualified
Spain

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**Spain** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Festival** 16 times since making its debut in 1.

## History

On 18 October 2016, Spain confirmed it would debut in the first edition of the Eurovision Song Festival. In Spain's first participation, Spain placed 5th.

## Contestants

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  Winner
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Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Festival 9

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result

Azerbaijan participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 9 with the song "O sevir" written by Samra. The song was performed by Samra herself. The Azerbaijani entry for the ninth contest in Gdańsk, Poland was selected through the national final Our Azerbaijan 4, organised by İctimai Television (ITV). An initial 6 entries competed in the national final which consisted of six shows: Heat 1, Heat 2, Heat 3, the Semi-Final, the Wildcard Round and the final. Entries were selected to win in the competition based on the votes of a jury and the votes from the public. In the final, "O sevir" performed by Samra was selected as the winner based on a public vote.
Slovakia in the Eurovision Song Festival 3

Semi-Final result
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Slovakia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 3 with the song "Ta ne" written by Martin Kavulič, Marián Kavulič and Kristína Peláková. The song was performed by Kristína. The Slovakian entry for the third contest in Kraków, Poland was selected through an internal selection.
Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Festival 10

Semi-Final result

Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 10 with the song "Ne vracam se na staro" written by Filip Miletić and Gazda Paja. The song was performed by KIJA and Ministarke. The Montenegrin entry for the tenth contest in Kyiv, Ukraine was selected through an internal selection.
Romania in the Eurovision Song Festival 11

Semi-Final result
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Romania participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 11 with the song "Touch me" written by Luisa Luca. The song was performed by Antonia. The Romanian entry for the eleventh contest in Copenhagen, Denmark was selected through the national final Romania's Got Talent, organised by Television Romania (TVR). An initial 25 entries competed in Romania's Got Talent which consisted of 4 shows: the auditions, the bootcamp, judges house and the liveshows. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a four-member judging panel, as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Touch me" performed by Antonia was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote. The coaches could press the red cross if they think a contestant should not go through to the next round.

## Romania's Got Talent

### Jury changes

The Moldovan juror, Nataliya, and the Romanian juror JORGE are still in the jury. Antonia and MONOIR have been replaced by Sore and Mihai Trăistariu.

### **Episode 1**

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The first episode consisted of an audition round.

### **Episode 2**

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The second episode consisted of an audition round.

### **Episode 3**

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In this episode the bootcamp took place.

### **Episode 4**

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In this episode the bootcamp took place.

### **Episode 5**

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In this episode, the artists go through a judges round, where the judge chooses who will go to the live shows.

### **Episode 6**

This episode was the final, where it is decided who will represent Romania and Moldova.
North Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Festival 1

Semi-Final result
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North Macedonia participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 1 with the song "Na vrv i na dno" written by Lazar Cvetkoski and Magdalena Ena Cvetkoska. The song was performed by Magdalena Ena Cvetkoska. The North Macedonian entry for the 2016 contest in Bratislava, Slovakia was selected through the national final Mojata pesna November 2016, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 6 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a three-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Na vrv i na dno" performed by Magdalena Ena Cvetkoska was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.
Poland in the Eurovision Song Festival 8

Selection date(s) | **Final**
 Semi-Final result
 Final result

Poland participated in the Eurovision Song Festival 8 with the song "Kokosanki" written by Natalia Nykiel, Michał Fox Król and Michał Majak. The song was performed by Natalia Nykiel. The Polish entry for the eighth contest in Lviv, Ukraine was selected through the national final Eliminacji Eurowizji 8, organised by Telewizja Polska (TVP). An initial 8 entries of 4 singers competed in the national final which consisted of two shows: one semi-final and a final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a six-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. One entry from each singer qualified to compete in the final of Eliminacji Eurowizji 8. In the final, "Kokosanki" performed by Natalia Nykiel was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.

## Eliminacji Eurowizji

### **Semi-Final**

Table key
  Qualified
North Macedonia in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 1

Final result

North Macedonia participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Festival 1 with the song "Samo sonuvaj" written by Arr, Jovan Jovanov and Damjan Lazarov. The song was performed by Anja Veterova. The North Macedonian entry for the 1st contest in Bucharest, Romania was selected through the national final Festivalot Makedonija 1, organised by Makedonska Radio Televizija (MRT). An initial 4 entries competed in the national final which consisted of one show: the final. Entries were selected to advance in the competition based on the votes of a four-member judging panel as well as the votes from the public. In the final, "Samo sonuvaj" performed by Anja Veterova was selected as the winner based on a public vote and a jury-vote.