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Czech Republic in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35

**Czech Republic** participated in the thirty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The Czech entry was selected through the national competition Euro CzechSong, organised by the Czech broadcaster Česká televize. Czech Republic was represented by **Nykki** with the song "No Cry". The entry qualified from the first semi-final, while it finished in 2nd place with 167 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 28th October 2019, Česká televize confirmed that Czech Republic would participate in the thirty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### Euro CzechSong

The format presented 4 candidates with a voting system based on 50% public vote and 50% jury vote.

 Melis
 Nykki
 Poetika

A total of 11 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 12th November, ending on 18th November 2019. The winner announcement took place on 19th November 2019 where *No Cry* was announced as the winning entry and won the right to represent the country in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35.

## **Results**

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, 4 and 2 points among the five potential entries in the final.

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 14th November 2019, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35 took place. Czech Republic was drawn to perfom in the second half of the first semi-final.

In the Grand Final, Nykki finished in 2nd place with 167 points recieving 12 points from Russia.

## Voting

Czech Republic participated and had to vote in the first semi-final. In the final, Czech Republic announced their votes as 14th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Czech Republic (Semifinal 1)
* Estonia
* Greece
* Luxembourg
* Poland
* Finland
* Germany
* Norway
* Serbia
 5 points
 * Denmark
* France
* Armenia
* Romania
* United Kingdom

Points Awarded to Czech Republic (Grand Final)
* Greece
* Portugal
* Turkey
* Switzerland
* Finland
* Luxembourg
* Norway
* Estonia
* Hungary
* Italy
* Netherlands
 5 points
 * Israel
* Sweden
* Spain
* France
* Ukraine
* North Macedonia
* Azerbaijan
* Iceland
* Latvia

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

In Czech Republic, the semifinals and final were aired on Česká televize. The Czech spokesperson in the grand final was Debbie.

## See also

* Czech Republic
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35
Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 8

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque 8** was the eighth edition of the popular Monegasque national selection which is organizated to select Monaco's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 19. The TMC internally selected the popular canadian singer Marie-Mai who also participated previously in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 16. Four songs were presented to the juries and the public in the final which was held in Montecarlo. The winner song was **"Comme Avant"**.

### **Songs and artists**

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 4

## **Voting**

The professional jury was composed by the head of delegations from several countries of ESCT plus two extra juries, one from the delegation of other contest (OVSC) and the televote. Each jury had to give 12, 8, 4 and 2 points among the four potential songs in the final.

## See also

* Fête de la Chanson Monégasque
* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 19
Estonian National Final 3

**Estonian National Final (Koos Laulu Kaudu)** was the third edition of the Estonian national selection that determinated Estonia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 in Luxembourg city, Luxembourg. The final was held in Tallin, with six potential entries. The song "In or Out" by **Elina Born** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28, Elina Born finished in 11th place with 120 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, 9, 6, 4, 2 and 0 points among the six potential entries in the final.

## See also

* Estonian National Final
* Estonia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-eighth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Luxembourg, Luxembourg. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 16, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Ádám Szabó** with the song "Together". The entry qualified from the second semi-final and finished 6th with 144 points.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

MTVA announced that Hungary will participate in the twenty-eighth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 16

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 20 August, ending on 30 August 2017. The winner announcement took place on 24 November 2017 where Ádám Szabó was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 with her song "Together".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 28 November 2017, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 28 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the first half of the second semi-final.

Ádám Szabó finished in sixth place with 144 points recieving 12 points from Belgium, Latvia and Monaco.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the first semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 8th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* Austria
* Monaco
* Slovenia
* Malta
 * Denmark
* France
* Ukraine
* Morocco
* Italy
* San Marino

Points Awarded to Hungary (Final)
* Latvia
* Monaco
* Portugal
* Slovenia
* Austria
* Croatia
* Italy
* Malta
 5 points
 * Andorra
* Lithuania
* Poland
* Ukraine
* Luxembourg
* Moldova
* Greece
* San Marino
* United Kingdom

### **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 28
Eurofest 1

**Eurofest 1** was the first edition of the popular Belarusian national selection which is organizated to select Belarus's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29. The BTRC selected four songs and they were presented to the juries in the final which was held in Minsk. The winner song was **"Gravity"**.

### **Songs and artists**

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## **Grand Final**

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## **Voting**

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

## See also

* Belarus
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29
Estonian National Final 9

**Estonian National Final (Jõuda Taevasse)** was the nineth edition of the Estonian national selection that determinated Estonia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34 in Bucharest, Romania. The final was held in Tallin, with ten potential entries. The song "Pretty Little Liar" by **Uku Suviste** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34, Uku Suviste finished in 23rd place with 60 points in the Grand Final.

## See also

* Estonian National Final
* Estonia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34
ESCT Second Chance Contest 30

Final
 Venue
 Entries
 Debuting
 System
 Winner

**ESCT Second Chance Contest 30**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC #30**, was the fifth edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Kaunas, Lithuania, for the first time, right after Paula won the previous contest with the song "*How The Hell You Can Fight It?*". 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 30 through their national finals.

Finally, twelve countries confirmed their participation in the fifth edition. **Lidia Buble** from Moldova won the contest with the song "Camasa" receving a total of 116 points. Hungary finished in second place, with France finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all debuting countries :

1. Cyprus
2. Italy
3. Moldova

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Andorra
2. Belarus
3. Finland
4. Macedonia
5. Montenegro
6. Norway
7. Romania
8. Russia
9. Slovakia
10. Switzerland

### Returning countries

Below is a list of all returning countries :

1. Israel
2. Netherlands

## 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 30
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Jerusalem, Israel. The country was represented by Laura Cserpes with the song "Fly". The entry was selected via an internal selection.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 19th January 2017, MTVA confirmed that Hungary will participate in the twenty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged with the new Head of Delegation.

The entry announcement took place on 5th February 2017, when Linda Király was announced as the singer which would represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25 with her song "Fly".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 8th February 2017, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 25 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the second half of the second semi-final.

Laura Cserpes couldn't qualified, finishing in the twelfth place with 62 points.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the second semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 36th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* Slovakia
 5 points
 * Cyprus
* Turkey
* Sweden
* United Kingdom

### **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 25
EspañaVision 5

Final
 Venue
 Broadcaster
 Entries
 Debuting
 System
 Null points

**EspañaVisión 5**, a menudo referido como **EV #05**, fue la quinta edición de EspañaVisión, celebrada en Granada, provincia ganadora de la anterior edición gracias a **Zahara** y su canción *Con Las Ganas*

Veintiseis provincias participaron en la quinta edición del festival, una más que en EspañaVisión 4. **LeKlein** con *Ouch!*, representando a Albacete, ganó la edición con un total de 131 puntos. Murcia volvió a conseguir una segunda posición y Huelva se alzó hasta una tercera.

## Logo y eslogan

El logo de la quinta edición de EspañaVisión fue diseñado por Rafael Soto. La idea principal es transmitir la unión de todos los españoles a pesar de nuestras diferencias.
Por otro lado, el eslogan fue elegido por Jose Gabriel Ramos y quiere defender la idea de que la buena música nunca pasa de moda.

## Participantes

Veintiseis provincias participaron, por lo que no se celebraron semifinales, teniendo lugar directamente la gran final del festival.

###

**Provincias debutantes**

1. A Coruña

**Provincias que dejaron de participar**

1. Cáceres
2. Cantabria
3. Gerona
4. Huesca
5. Valencia
Estonian National Final 5

**Estonian National Final (Uhke Olla Eesti Keel)** was the fifth edition of the Estonian national selection that determinated Estonia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 in Casablanca, Morocco. The final was held in Tallin, with seven potential entries. The song "Külm" by **Etnopatsy** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30, Etnopatsy didn't qualified and finished in 12th place with 57 points in the semifinal.

## See also

* Estonian National Final
* Estonia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31

**Hungary** participated in the thirty-first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Zagreb, Croatia. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 19, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Ceasefire X** with the song "Satellites". The entry was automatically qualified to the final for being part of the Big 5, while it finished in 24th place with 78 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 21st June 2018, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the thirty-first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 19

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

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 21st June, ending on 27th June 2018. The winner announcement took place on 28th June 2018 where Ceasefire X was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 with his song "Satellites".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 28th June 2018, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 31 took place. Hungary was drawn to vote in the first semi-final.

Ceasefire X finished in 24th place with 78 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 7th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Grand Final)
* Ireland
 5 points
 * Austria
* Bosnia & Herzegovina
* Israel
* Moldova
* Switzerland
* 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 31
Albania

**Albania** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 36 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being runner-up, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24.

## History of Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Albania patricipates since ESCT #02. Albania withdrew twice in ESCT #05 and #07. The best place for Albania is the 2nd place and 198 points with the song "Blow Your Mind" by Dua Lipa.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

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

## 12 points

Albania gave 12 points to...

1 Albania didn't vote neither the semifinal nor the grand final.
Eurosong 6

**Eurosong 6** was the sixth edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 in Barcelona, Spain. The final was held in Brastislava, with six potential entries. The song "Don't Leave Me Now" by **Lina Mayer** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29, Lina Mayer finished in 11th place with 107 points in the Grand Final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29
ESCT Second Chance Contest

The **ESCT Second Chance Contest**, is a song contest organized by fans and delegations of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged since June 2017. The contest is produced by Alejandro Ramírez.

## Format

The contest takes place during and after the ESCT edition, with non-winning songs which have been featured in the national finals of the previous ESCT edition.

### Rules

To participate in the contest, it is required to have a public national selection held for the respective ESCT edition. Every delegation can only have one entry. The song can be only selected internally and cannot be changed after it was selected. The selected song must be from the final of the selection unless the selection has not the format of the semi-finals and final. The songs that participated in the contest cannot re-enter the country's national final.

### Voting

The voting stays open for less than a week. Only the participating delegations can vote while the non-participating delegations can vote as well but as part of the "Rest of the World".

## Participation

This is the list with the editions in which every country made their début:

## See also

* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
* EspañaVision
* Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged
A Dal 24

**A Dal - Hungary 24** was the twenty-fourth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36 in Ghent, Belgium. The final was held in Budapest, with ten potential entries split into two semifinals, with five entries competing in a final. The song "Lovesïck" by BÖBE won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36, BÖBE finished in 19th place with 24 points in the Semifinal 2.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the ten entries on January 28th, 2020.

## **1st Semifinal**

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

## **2nd Semifinal**

The voting in this semifinal was decided 100% by jury vote. The two most voted songs qualified to 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 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 points among the four potential entries in the final.

## See also

* A Dal
* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 36
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Marseille, France. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 10, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **KosziJanka** with the song "My Own Home". The entry qualified from the first semi-final and finished 21st with 60 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 26th June MTVA announced that Hungary will participate in the twenty-first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged, despite the poor results from previous editions.

### A Dal 10

The format returned with its current system with 2 rounds, one with a jury voting and another one with a and public voting. MTVA presented the 3 candidates with new familiar faces in it.

A total of 16 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 29 June, ending on 5 July 2016. The winner announcement took place on 6 July 2016 where KosziJanka was announced as the big winner and got the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21 with her song "My Own Home".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 9 July 2016, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the second half of the first semi-final.

KosziJanka finished in the twenty-first place with 60 points recieving 12 points from United Kingdom.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the first semi-final.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* United Kingdom
* Ireland
 5 points
 * San Marino
* Netherlands
* Russia

Points Awarded to Hungary (Final)
* Malta
 5 points
 * Bosnia & Herzegovina
* Germany
* Spain

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

In Hungary, the semifinals and final were aired on MTVA.

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21
Eurovizijos 7

**Eurovizijos 30** was the seventh edition of the Lithuanian national selection that determinated Lithuania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30 in Casablanca, Morocco. The final was held in Vilnius, with six potential entries. The song "Tu Mane Veiki" by **Iglė** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 30, Iglė didn't qualified and finished in 16th place with 29 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 30
Ireland

**Ireland** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 40 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 2nd with 168 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 13.

## History of Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Ireland patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Ireland is the 2nd place with the song "Loving You" by Matt Cardle & Melanie C.

## Voting history

As of #40, Ireland's voting history is as follows:
Festival Di San Marino 5

**Festival Di San Marino 5** was the fifth edition of the Sanmarinese national selection that determinated San Marino's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23. The final was held in the Teatro Nuovo di San Marino once again, where six Italian famous artists competed into 2 semifinals and a grand final.

This edition, there were two semifinals, one called Il Ritorno (The Return) where former participants will compete again, and another one called Le Nuove Facce (The New Faces) where new participants will compete for the first time. Each semifinal had three participants and the two with most points from each semifinal would qualify to the Grand Final.

The winning song was **"Used to You"** by Annalisa who already represented the country in ESCT7 and ESCT17. In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23, she got the 13th place in the semifinal with 65 points which meant a non-qualification.

### **Songs and artists**

 Alessio Bernabei
 Chiara Grispo
 Francesca Michielin

## **Semifinal 1: Il Ritorno**

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## **Semifinal 2: Le Nuove Facce**

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 3

## **Grand Final**

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### 2nd Round

Due to the triple tie from the Grand Final, it was decided that a professional jury would break the tie. Juries voted with 12, 6 and 0 points.

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 3

## See also

* Festival Di San Marino
* San Marino
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23
France

**France** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 39 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 216 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20.

## History of France in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

France patricipates since ESCT #01, withdrawing only once. The best place for France is the 1st place with the song "Freeze You Out" by Marina Kaye.

## Voting history

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

## Other contests

### **ESCT Second Chance Contest**

The contest takes place during and after the ESCT edition, with non-winning songs which have been featured in the national finals of the previous ESCT edition. France debuted in the third edition, held for the twenty-eighth edition.
Netherlands

**The Netherlands** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 37 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being 1st with 251 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 34.

## History of Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Netherlands patricipates since ESCT #02. The best place for Netherlands is the 1st place with the song "Skyward" by Davina Michelle.

## Voting history

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

## 12 points

Netherlands gave 12 points to...

1 Netherlands didn't vote in the grand final.

## Other contests

### **ESCT Second Chance Contest**

The contest takes place during and after the ESCT edition, with non-winning songs which have been featured in the national finals of the previous ESCT edition. Netherlands debuted in the first edition already, held for the twenty-sixth edition.
Capítulo 6: "Amor Fatal"

*"Le tendrás que poner más bottox a tu cara después de esto"* - **Laura**

Amor Fatal es el sexto capítulo de la Temporada 1, en este capítulo ocurre la segunda eliminación del show.

## Trama

Laura y Athemyst arremeten contra Elena pero Elena se da cuenta de que está siendo usada. Athemyst le cuenta llorando a Laura que se encuentra así porque sufrió una gran dura infancia y adolescencia, Laura al saber esto le declara su amor y Athemyst le dice que no puede ya que Barbie la amenazó con cosas insignificantes, por otra parte, Tiara trata de mejorarse de su gran trauma pero no tiene éxito. Gigi y Barbie son atacadas por protestantes de PETA gracias al abrigo de Gigi y vuelven a la Mansión donde Laura las está esperando. Después de una discusión con Laura, ésta se lanza hacia Barbie y se pelean, siendo Laura eliminada. Por otra parte, Coryn sabotea a Vladivy y la broncea naranja para arruinarle su viaje a África.
List of languages in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

So many languages have participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** and here is a list of the **languages** which were used at least once in the contest since the the first edition including songs from the semi-finals, finals and the pre-semifinal rounds.

There is no restriction regarding the language which a song is sung. Any language is allowed for any country. A lot of different languages have been heard throughout the history of the contest. However, most of the songs were performed in English. Also, the winning songs of the contest are mostly in English with only seven songs being performed in other language than English: "Quédate Conmigo", ESCT1 winner for Spain; "Andalouse", ESCT7 winner for France; "Orome", ESCT8 winner for Bulgaria; "Ase Me", ESCT9 winner for Greece; "Rey de Corazones", ESCT10 winner for Andorra; "L'Amore Esiste", ESCT16 winner for San Marino, "Pruži Mi Ruku", ESCT30 winner for Croatia.

## List of languages

### By first appearance

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

### By total of appearances

The table below lists all the forty-seven languages that have appeared at least once in the contest. The English language is the language that appears the most with a total of 934 appearances, with a large margin ahead the second most used language, Spanish which has a total of 83 appearances.

## See also

* List of countries in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
* List of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged winners
Malta

**Malta** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 36 times, debuting in the second contest, with their best position being 4th with 182 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26.

## History of Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Malta patricipates since ESCT #02, who withdrew only once. The best place for Malta is the 4th place with the song "Unstoppable" by Brooke Borg.

## Voting history

As of #40, Malta's voting history is as follows:
Next Star for Switzerland: Celine Dion

Final
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 Executive
 Broadcaster
 Opening act
 Interval act
 Entries
 Winner

**Next Star For Switzerland: Celine Dion**, was the first edition of **Next Star For Switzerland**, hosted in Ginebra, Switzerland. The edition started the TBA and ended TBA.

6 songs participated in this edition. TBA won the contest with the song "TBA" receving a total of TBA points in the final, TBA point ahead the runner-up, TBA with "TBA". TBA with "TBA" finished in third place with TBA points.

## How to vote?

The mechanics of the contest will be:

50% of the final votes will be awarded by the different jurors through private voting.

The 30% will consist of a survey where the jurors can select 2 options.

And 20% will be the votes of the nation plus those of the previous winner if he/she want to vote.

The points to be distributed are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and 0
Austria

**Austria** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 38 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 141 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 5.

## History of Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Austria patricipates since ESCT #01, withdrawing only twice. The best place for Austria is the 1st place with the song "Heroes" by Conchita Wurst.

## Voting history

As of #40, Austria's voting history is as follows:
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35

**Hungary** participated in the thirty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 23, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Dorothy** with the song "Raise Hell". The entry qualified from the second semi-final, while it finished in 14th place with 95 points in the Grand Final.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 22nd October 2019, MTVA announced that Hungary would participate in the thirty-fifth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

### A Dal 23

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

A total of 9 country juries took part in the jury voting, whose votes were added up to the televoting later. The final started on 9th November, ending on 19th November 2019. The winner announcement took place on 20th November 2019 where Dorothy was announced as the winner and won the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35 with her song "Raise Hell".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 14th November 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 second semi-final.

In the Grand Final, Dorothy finished in 15th place with 95 points recieving 12 points from Greece and Lithuania.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the second semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 7th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal 2)
* Russia
* Morocco
 5 points
* Bulgaria
* Moldova
* Slovakia
* Latvia

Points Awarded to Hungary (Grand Final)
* Lithuania
* Slovakia
* Sweden
 5 points
 * Montenegro
* Russia
* Luxembourg

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

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

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 35
Russia

**Russia** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 40 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 2nd with 154 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 17.

## History of Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Russia patricipates since ESCT #01. The best place for Russia is the 2nd place with the song "Beautiful Now" by Zedd & Jon Bellion.

## Second Chance

Table key

## Voting history

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

## 12 points

Russia gave 12 points to...

1 Russia didn't vote in the grand final.
Sweden

**Sweden** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged** 39 times, debuting in the first contest, with their best position being 1st with 220 points, achieving this at the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 21.

## History of Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged

Sweden patricipates since ESCT #01, which withdrew once. The best place for Sweden is the 1st place with the song "This One's For You" by Zara Larsson & David Guetta.

## Voting history

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

**Fête de la Chanson Monégasque** is the Monegasque national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which selects the Monegasque entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged.

The contest is always held in Montecarlo, one of the most important part of Monaco. The main spoken language is French, although Spanish, Italian and English are also spoken in the contest.

## Voting

The overall voting is based on 10% Televoting and 90% jury voting, although the rules might change every edition.

## Winners

Eight winners have been crowned in total of the contest. The most of the winners have obtained good places in the final in overall and all of them have a 100% rate qualification.

## See also

* Monaco
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT8

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 3**, was the third edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The final took place on the 20th February 2015.

6 songs participated in this edition. Laleh won the contest with the song "Some Die Young". Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 10th place with 63 points in the Semifinal and a 13th place with 72 points in the final

### **Selected songs**

* Amaranthe - Burn With Me
* Eric Saade - Hotter Than Fire
* Timoteij - Kom
* Laleh - Some Die Young
* Indica - Vuorien taa
* Michael Rune ft. Natascha Bessez - Wanna Be Loved

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #8
Capítulo 2: "Desastre en la Limusina"

**Temporada** | 1

*"Tu no sabes de que barrio vengo"* - ***Yvonne*** a ***Tiara***

**"Desastre en la Limusina"** es el segundo capítulo de BGC: Pepi Edition. En este capítulo, comienzan las peleas, enemistades y bandos. Fue dividido en 2 partes, ya que es un episodio algo largo (cerca de 13 minutos) y además, después que la primera parte fuera subida, hubo una pausa total de 4 meses del reality show. Sin embargo, al subirse la segunda parte, los capítulos siguieron subiéndose normalmente.

## Trama

Las chicas reconocen empezar con el pie izquierdo y deciden asistir a uno de los mejores clubes de L.A. Todo parece estar mejorando, pero Tiara empieza a sentir un gran odio hacia Yvonne y poca simpatía hacia Yumi. Elena abusa demasiado del alcohol, derrumbándose en media fiesta casi desmayándose, siendo ambas las responsables de que la fiesta se arruine. Camino a la mansión, Tiara e Yvonne se enfrentan por primera vez causando que Tiara no duerma esa noche en casa, sino en un hotel.

Al otro día, algunas chicas mejoran sus relaciones y otras la empeoran. En este capítulo, Athemyst revela parte de sus malas intenciones y su verdadera cara.

## Reto

El primer reto de la competencia fue simple, en ICONICBOOK (la famosa red social) los fans votaron por su favorita y ella sería la ganadora del reto. Finalmente, Tiara ganó por varios puntos de diferencia convirtiéndose en la favorita del show. Las posiciones fueron:

7- Elena

6- Yvonne

5- Laura

4- Athemyst/ Yumi

3- Athemyst/ Yumi

2- Barbie

1- Tiara

## Version BETA

- *Yumi* iba a ser eliminada en este episodio, pero se decidió dejarla un capítulo más. *Tiara* causaría su eliminación por venganza hacia *Yvonne*.

- La vestimenta de *Elena* para este episodio iba a ser diferente, ella no llevaría el llamativo vestido rojo, sino un vestido negro y simple de su estilo.

- Este episodio se planeaba ser muy violento, iban a haber 3 peleas por lo menos.

## Curiosidades

- *Athemyst* en este capítulo comienza a "comportarse extraño", mejor dicho, comienza a revelar su verdadera personalidad.

- La enemistad entre *Tiara* e *Yvonne* queda clara en este episodio, demostrando no haber oportunidad de llegar a llevarse bien.

- Descubrimos que *Elena* es una alcohólica y sufre de bipolaridad.

- Es el primer capítulo donde Vladivy y Coryn aparecen.

- ***Yvonne vs Tiara*** fue la primer pelea de toda la temporada, gracias a este episodio.

- *Laura* nos revela que es bisexual.
Violet Flash Eightfold Strike

**Violet Flash Eightfold Strike** is a technique of Arthur Boyle.

## Overview

While using Violet Flash within a thunderstorm to increase its power, Arthur strikes his opponent with Excalibur with lightning speed. Interrupting this attack requires moving at tremendous speed but Arthur has shown that he will continue until the attack's competition regardless of any injuries he suffers. Upon the eighth strike, a slash across the target's stomach, the thundercloud is blown open leaving a perfect circular space in the storm.
A Dal 09

**A Dal - Hungary 09** was the nineth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 20. The final was held in Budapest, among three songs, just in one final. The song "TBD" won the selection. In Eurovision Song Contest 20, it got the 19th place in the final with 74 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the three entries on May 20, 2016.

 Júlia Horányi
 Viktor Király

## **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 20
Eurosong 2

**Eurosong 2** was the second edition of the Slovak national selection that determinated Slovakia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24 in Bruges, Belgium. The final was held in Brastislava, with two potential entries. The song "Love In Your Soul" by **Celeste Buckingham** won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24, Celeste Buckingham finished in 3rd place with 175 points in the Grand Final.

## See also

* Eurosong
* Slovakia
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 24
Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23

**Hungary** participated in the twenty-third edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged which was hosted in Limassol, Cyprus. The Hungarian entry was selected through the national competition A Dal 12, organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA. Hungary was represented by **Dér Heni** with the song "I'm Alive". The entry qualified from the first semi-final and finished 18th with 91 points.

## Before Eurovision Tengaged

On 20th October MTVA announced that Hungary will participate in the twenty-third edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged, despite the poor results from last edition.

### A Dal 12

The format introduced a the new system format based on 50%/50% jury and public voting. MTVA presented the 4 candidates with some familiar faces in it.

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 21 October, ending on 26 October2016. The winner announcement took place on 27 October 2016 where Dér Heni was announced as the big winner and got the right to represent Hungary in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23 with her song "I'm Alive".

## At Eurovision Tengaged

On 2 November 2016, the semi-final allocation draw for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23 took place. Hungary was drawn to perform in the second half of the first semi-final.

Dér Heni finished in the eighteenth place with 91 points recieving 12 points from Belgium.

## Voting

Hungary participated and had to vote in the first semi-final. In the final, Hungary announced their votes as 8th.

### **Points awarded to Hungary**

Points Awarded to Hungary (Semifinal)
* Italy
* Iceland
* Serbia
 5 points
 * Israel
* Latvia
* Slovenia
* Romania
* Slovakia
* Switzerland
* Morocco

Points Awarded to Hungary (Final)
 5 points
 * Greece
* Luxembourg
* Montenegro
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Ukraine
* France
* Norway
* Poland
* San Marino
* Spain
* Georgia
* Italy

### **Spokesperson and commentators**

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

## See also

* Hungary
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 23
A Dal 15

**A Dal - Hungary 15** was the fifteenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 27 in Donetsk, Ukraine. The final was held in Budapest, with four potential entries, keeping the voting format from the previous editions, competing in a final. The song "Say" won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest 27, Reni and Kállay finished in 11th place with 103 points.

### **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on August 20, 2017.

 Neo
 Reni Tolvai ft. Kállay Saunders
 Youlï

## **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 27
ESCT Second Chance Contest 34

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**ESCT Second Chance Contest 34**, often referred to as **ESCTSCC #34**, was the nineth edition of ESCT Second Chance Contest, held in Haifa, Israel, after **Eden** won the previous edition with "*Better*". 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 34 through their national finals.

Twenty-one countries confirmed their participation in the nineth edition, breaking a new record of participants, which was previously settled in 18 countries. **LÉON** from Sweden won the contest with the song "You And I" receving a total of 150 points, a brand new points record. North Macedonia finished in second place, with Israel finishing in third place.

## Participants

### Debuting countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Albania
2. Georgia
3. Spain

### Withdrawing countries

Below is a list of all withdrawing countries :

1. Andorra
2. Croatia
3. Poland

### Returning countries

Below is a list of all returning countries :

1. Armenia
2. Luxembourg
3. Slovakia
4. Sweden

### Songs information

1.**^** Although the lyrics are in Italian, the English title 'Bye Bye' is repeated throughout the song.

## 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 34
A Dal 17

**A Dal - Hungary 17** was the seventeenth edition of the Hungarian national selection that determinated Hungary's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 in Barcelona, Spain. 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 "Telihold" by Lola won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29, Lola finished in 15th place with 50 points in the second Semifinal.

## **Songs and artists**

MTVA announced the four entries on January 30, 2018.

 Dimitri
 Lola
 Rico ft. Miss Mood

## **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 29
Offorden Suomen Festivalen ESCT23

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**Offorden Suomen Festivalen 6**, was the sixth edition of Offorden Suomen Festivalen, hosted in Turku, Finland. The edition started the 10th of October 2016 and ended the 30th October 2016.

15 songs participated in this edition. Emi won the contest with the song "Huomioo Ja Lovee" receving a total of 36 points in the final. Later in the main contest, ESCT, Finland got a 17th place with 29 points in the Semifinal which meant a non qualification.

### **Selected songs**

* Sanni - 2080-luvulla
* Darude ft. AI AM - Beautiful Alien
* Saara - California
* Sofia Zida - Guerrera
* Ezmi - Huomioo ja lovee
* Agnes - I Thought We Were Lovers
* Alma - Karma
* Sandjha - Love Me High
* Møtions ft. Kasii - Paint The Sky
* Indica - Precious Dark
* Anna Abreu - Räjäytä mun mieli
* Aurora - Se soi
* Laura Närhi - Supersankari
* Evelina ft. JVG - Sushi
* Lovex - When The Lights Go Down

## **Show**

### **Grand Final**

 **02** | Ezmi
 **03** | Sofia Zida
 **04** | Evelina ft. JVG

## See also

* Finland
* Offorden Suomen Festivalen
* ESCT
* ESCT #23
Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 2

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**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) 2**, was the second edition of Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The edition started the 23rd September 2018 and ended the 14th October 2018.

5 songs participated in this edition. Lxandra won the contest with the song "Dig Deep" receving a total of 138 points in the final, while the runner-up, Niila & Perttu with "Green Light". Perttu with "Old Stones" finished in third place with 86 points.

### **Selected songs**

* Lxandra - Dig Deep
* AMBERIAN DAWN - Fame & Gloria
* Niila & Perttu - Green Light
* Perttu - Old Stones
* Vilma Alina ft. Jon-Jon - Syliin

## **Voting**

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

## See also

* Finland
* Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu
* ESCT
* ESCT #32
Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 6

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**Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) 6**, was the sixth edition of Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu, hosted in Helsinki, Finland. The edition started the 28th April 2020 and ended the 13th May 2020.

5 songs participated in this edition. Cyan Kicks won the contest with the song "Gasoline" receving a total of 218 points in the final, while the runner-up, Sunrise Avenue with "I Help You Hate Me" received 216. Amorphis with "Amongst Stars" finished in third place with 166 points.

### **Selected songs**

* Amorphis - Amongst Stars
* Satellite Stories - Campfire
* Cyan Kicks - Gasoline
* Sunrise Avenue - I Help You Hate Me
* Planet Case - Universe & I

## **Voting**

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

## See also

* Finland
* Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu
* ESCT
* ESCT #37
Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged

The **Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged**, often abbreviated as **ASCT**, is a song contest held between Asian and Oceanian countries which was created June 17th 2017. The contest is produced by Juanjo Monokuma and Alejandro Ramírez.

## History

In May 2017 and after a delay in the 26th edition results, the ASCT main producer had the idea of create an equivalent of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged. Most of the participants approved the idea and then the very first edition of ASCT was born. The first edition contained 25 participants. They also cast votes which translate into points which are then awarded to the most popular songs from each country. The winner is the country with the most points in the end of voting, who also earn the right to host the next edition.

## Participation

Any Asian and Oceanian countries is allowed to send a song for the Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged. Each country has got a certain broadcaster that is responsible for the choice of the artists and songs the country is sending for each edition. Fifty five countries have participated at least once. These are listed here alongside the edition in which they made their debut:

## Winners

The contest has so far one winning country.

## Participation

Twenty five countries have participated at least once in the Asiavision Song Contest Tengaged.

### **Participants**

The following table lists the countries that have participated in the contest. It shows how many times the country has participated in the contest and the number of top ten placing.
Preselecció D'Andorra 4

**Preselecció D'Andorra 4** was the fourth edition of the Andorran national selection that determinated Andorra's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29 in Barcelona, Spain. The final was held in Andorra La Vella, this time with two potential entries with an internal selection singer who was Aitana. The song "Arde" by Aitana won the preselection.

In Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29, Aitana finished in 5th place with 159 points in the Grand Final.

## **Grand Final**

This edition the voting was 100% determinated by juries.

 2

## See also

* Preselecció D'Andorra
* Andorra
* Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 29