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Pantelis Loupasakis

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 Associated acts | * Görkem Sala
* Basia Janyga

**Pantelis Loupasakis**, known by his stage name **Padé**, is a Greek DJ.

## Mediterraneanvision

Padé was chosen to represent Cyprus with Görkem Sala and Basia Janyga at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria with the song "Stop the Time". They competed in the first semi-final where they placed 2nd with 202 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, they won with 287 points giving Cyprus their first victory in the contest.
Montenegro

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**Internal selection**
* #3–#9
* #11–

**Montenegro** debuted in the third edition.

## History

Montenegro debuted in the third edition of the contest, where it placed 8th with 130 points with the song "Baš Mi Je Dobro" performed by Danijel Alibabić, which remains the country's best result to date.

## Other contests

### Adriaticvision Song Contest

Montenegro debuted at the first edition of the Adriaticvision Song Contest.
Leno Gomes

This article uses Portuguese naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Viana and the second or paternal family name is Gomes.

* funk carioca
* pop
* freestyle
 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter
* 2012–present (singer)
* 2015–present (actor)

**Leno Maycon Viana Gomes** (born 10 July 1992), better known by his artistic name **Nego do Borel**, is a Brazilian singer of funk ostentação, songwriter and actor. He was chosen to represent Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco, with the song "Minha Cama" as a featured artist with Deejay Telio to David Carreira. They competed in the first semi-final where they placed 5th with 151 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they went on to place 17th with 85 points.
Mujer Bruja

* María Rodríguez Garrido

"**Mujer Bruja**" (English: Witch Woman) is a song by Spanish singer Lola Índigo and Spanish singer Mala Rodríguez. It was chosen to represent Spain at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 8th with 141 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 25th with 36 points.
Kad nestane svijet

"**Kad nestane svijet**" (Serbo-Croatian: Кад нестане свијет; English: When the world is gone) is a song by Montenegrin singer Aleksandra Bucevac featuring Serbian rapper Cvija. It was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 11th with 113 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Mon désir

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"**Mon désir**" (English: My desire) is a song by French electro-pop duo Octavio Mai. It was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 1st with 246 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 7th with 178 points.
Peru

* Raay
* Rok Piletič

"**Peru**" is a song by Slovene duo BQL. It was chosen to represent Slovenia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 4th with 174 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 18th with 89 points.
Lorenzo Salvatori

**Lorenzo Salvatori** (born 24 May 1993), known professionally as **Irol** (commonly stylized as **IROL**) or **Irol MC**, is a Sammarinese rapper. He represented San Marino at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Decollo". He competed in the second semi-final where he placed 10th with 96 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where he went on to place 26th (last) with only 3 points.
Portugal in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

* Fernando Martins

**France** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2** in Athens, Greece. The Portuguese entry was selected internally.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 13 February 2018, it was announced that Leonor Andrade had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Portugal for a second consecutive edition with the song "Strong for Too Long".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Portugal performed second in the grand final, following FYR Macedonia and preceding Kosovo. Portugal came 15th (last) in the final, scoring 37 points.

### Points awarded to Portugal

 5 points
 * France
* Italy

* Portugal received 10 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Portugal in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
Lebanon in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8

**Lebanon** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8** in Thessaloniki, Greece. The Lebanese entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Lebanon
Prior to the eighth edition, Lebanon had participated at the first, fourth, fifth and sixth editions of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest, having been disqualified from the seventh edition due to a scandal with their head of delegation at the time.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 2 October 2019, it was announced that Shirin had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Lebanon with the song "Almost Lover".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Lebanon performed fourth in the first semi-final, following Croatia and preceding Malta. They finished 1st with 251 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform eleventh in the grand final, following Albania and preceding Monaco. They came 1st in the final, scoring 377 points.

### Points awarded to Lebanon

Points awarded to Lebanon (Semi-final 1)
 * Iraq
* Italy
* Malta
* Israel
* Moldova
* Morocco
* San Marino
* Vatican City
* Serbia
 5 points

* Lebanon received 130 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Lebanon (final)
 * Albania
* Greece
* Iraq
* Libya
* Malta
* Montenegro
* Turkey
* Monaco
* San Marino
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Gibraltar
* Italy
* Romania
 * Moldova
* Israel

* Lebanon received 207 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Lebanon in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8
Perfume

"**Perfume**" is a song by Swiss-born Danish-Albanian singer Annella. It was chosen to represent Switzerland at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 8th with 138 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 9th with 192 points.
Petra Kovačević

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**Petra Kovačević** (born 4 August 1994) is a Croatian singer. She represented Croatia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Nije Katastrofa". She competed in the second semi-final where she placed 7th with 162 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 23rd with 58 points.
Katerina Lioliou

* pop

**Katerina Lioliou** (Greek: Κατερίνα Λιόλιου, born 1 January 1995) is a Greek singer. She represented Greece at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 held in Pristina, Kosovo with the song "Megala Logia". She competed in the first semi-final where she came 3rd with 221 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, she came 4th with 306 points.
Massimiliano Perzolla

**Massimiliano Perzolla** (born 17 September 1969), known professionally as **Dj Maci**, is an Italian disc jockey.

## Mediterraneanvision 4

He was chosen to represent Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Pula Pula" as a featured artist to Portuguese singer Luciana Abreu.

They competed in the second semi-final where they placed 3rd with 198 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they went on to place 5th with 235 points.
Nuestra Canción 3

**Nuestra Canción 3** was the third edition of Nuestra Canción, which selected Spain's entry for the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4. The contest was held at the Palacio Vistalegre in Madrid.

RTVE internally selected Barei to represent the nation with 10 potential songs.

The winning song was "Wildest Horses".

## Participants

### **Semi-final 1**

* Pale turquoise denotes the song that advanced to the battle for the wildcard.

 02
 03
 04
 05

### **Semi-final 2**

* Pale turquoise denotes the song that advanced to the battle for the wildcard.

 02
 03
 04
 05

### **Grand final**

 02
 03
 04
 05
Josephine

For further information, see the corresponding Wikipedia article: Josephine (singer).

**Jessica Josephine Wendel** (born 22 August 1990), better known as simply **Josephine**, is a Greek pop singer.

## Mediterraneanvision

She represented Greece at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 in Athens with the song "Dyo Stagones Nero". She placed 8th with 110 points.
Jordan

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**Internal selection**
* #4
* #6
* #9

**Jordan** debuted in the fourth edition.

## History

Jordan debuted in the fourth edition of the contest.

The country achieved its best result in the sixth edition where it placed 10th scoring 170 points with the song "Meen Shaf Habibi" performed by Jadal.
Nikolina Kovač

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**Nikolina Kovač** (born 15 December 1990) is a Bosnian-Serbian singer. She represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain, with the song "1001". She placed 18th with 95 points.
Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 26 December 2017, it was announced that Karen DeBattista had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Malta with the song "Minn Wara l-Ħasira".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Malta performed ninth in the grand final, following Lebanon and preceding Morocco. Malta came 15th (last) in the final, scoring 15 points.

### Points awarded to Malta

* Kosovo
* Portugal

* Malta received 5 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Ja sam ti san

* Michael James Down
* Primož Poglajen
* Adam Featherstone

"**Ja sam ti san**" (Serbo-Croatian: Ја сам ти сан; English: I am your dream) is a song by Montenegrin singer Andrea Demirović. It was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Adriaticvision Song Contest 1 in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

In the final, the song came 5th with 35 points.
Ion Chirinciuc

Occupation(s) | * Record producer
* Ultra

**Ion Chirinciuc**, known professionally as **Vanotek**, is a Moldovan-born Romanian Record producer and DJ.

## Mediterraneanvision

Vanotek represented Romania as part of Havana with Ioana Ignat at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Vivere". Due to Romania being a member of the big 6 in this edition, they did not have to compete in the semi-finals and were automatic qualifiers. In the final, they placed 7th with 232 points.

Vanotek later represented Moldova at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon, with the song "Love Is Gone". He competed in the first semi-final where he placed 6th with 168 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where he went on to place 17th with 93 points.
Nije Katastrofa

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"**Nije Katastrofa**" (Serbo-Croatian: Није Катарстрофа; English: It’s Not A Disaster) is a song by Croatian-Serbian singer Petra Kovačević. It was chosen to represent Croatia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta'Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 7th with 162 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 23rd with 58 points.
Kosovo

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**National final**
* #2–#3

**Internal selection**
* #1
* #4–

**Kosovo** debuted in the first edition.

## History

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

The country got its best result in the fifth edition, where it placed 1st scoring 331 points with the song "Ku Vajti" performed by Elvana Gjata.

## Contestants

Table key
 **X** | Entry selected but did not compete
Lost on You

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* Michael Gonzales
* Nate Campany

"**Lost on You**" is a song by American singer LP. It was chosen to represent Italy at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 1st with 264 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 3rd with 266 points.
Lipstick

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* Cristian Tarcea
* Moa Anna Carlebecker

"**Lipstick**" is a song by Bulgarian singer Eva Parmakova. It was chosen to represent Bulgaria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 5th with 162 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 18th with 122 points.
Italy in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

**Italy** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3** in Barcelona, Spain. The Italian entry was selected through a national selection.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### **ITERO 1**

Main article: ITERO 1
On the 24 March 2018, a national final was held in order to choose the Italian representative. Five songs competed with the song with the most points getting the victory and the right to represent the country at the third edition of the contest. The winner was Giusy Ferreri with her song "Partiti adesso".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Italy performed tenth in the grand final, following Montenegro and preceding Cyprus. Italy came 9th in the final, scoring 129 points.

### Points awarded to Italy

 * Vatican City
 5 points
 * Morocco
* Spain
* Turkey
* France
* Serbia
* San Marino

* Italy received 74 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Italy in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
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**Internal selection**
* #3–#5
* #7–

**Israel** debuted in the third edition.

## History

Israel debuted in the third edition of the contest.

The country got its best result in the ninth edition, where it placed 4th with 254 points with the song "Margish li levad" performed by Adel.
Magija

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"**Magija**" (Serbo-Croatian: Магија; English: Magic) is a song by Croatian-Serbian singer Severina featuring Bosnian rapper Jala Brat. It was chosen to represent Croatia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 1st with 254 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 2nd with 376 points.
Love for Days

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* Clifford Goilo

"**Love for Days**" is a song by Kosovar-American singer Mimoza. It was chosen to represent Kosovo at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

Due to Kosovo being a member of the big 6 in this edition, it did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, the song came 14th with 126 points.
Jadranka Barjaktarović

**Jadranka Barjaktarović** (born 11 November 1981) is a Montenegrin singer. She was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco with the song "Urgentni centar". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 9th with 111 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 23rd with 43 points.

She then represented the nation for a second consecutive edition at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece with the song "Za Oči Boje Dunava". She competed in the second semi-final where she placed 7th with 142 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 11th with 135 points.
List of host cities of the Adriaticvision Song Contest

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This page is a **list of cities and venues that have hosted the Adriaticvision Song Contest**, one or more times.

To date, there is no city that has hosted the contest more than once.

## See also

* List of countries in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest winners
* List of languages in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest presenters
List of countries in the Iberiavision Song Contest

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Six countries have participated in the Iberiavision Song Contest since it started in 2019. The contest, organised by the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union (MBU), is held between 6 of the members of the Union that are on the Iberian Peninsula with the addition of Morocco. Broadcasters from these 6 countries submit songs to the event and cast votes to determine the most popular in the competition.

## Participants

The following table lists the countries that have participated in the contest at least once. Shading indicates countries that have withdrawn from the contest. All information is as of the 1st edition.

Table key
 ‡ | Former | Former participants that are no longer members of the MBU or not eligible to compete.

## Participating countries by editions

#### First decade

  Spain # | U

## See also

* List of Iberiavision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Iberiavision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Iberiavision Song Contest
* List of Iberiavision Song Contest presenters
Mennel Ibtissem

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**Mennel Ibtissem**, known mononymously as **Mennel**, is a French Muslim singer.

## Mediterraneanvision 4

Mennel was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Je pars mais je t'aime". Due to France being a member of the big 6 in this edition, she did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, she placed 14th with 139 points.
Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5

**Kosovo** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5** in Tirana, Albania. The Kosovar entry was selected internally.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 23 September 2018, it was announced that Elvana Gjata had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Kosovo with the song "Ku Vajti". Elvana had previously represented Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1.

## At Mediterraneanvision

Kosovo performed fourth in the second semi-final, following Montenegro and preceding Slovenia. They finished 2nd with 214 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform fifteenth in the grand final, following Albania and preceding Egypt. They won the final, scoring 331 points.

### Points awarded to Kosovo

Points awarded to Kosovo (Semi-final 2)
 * Romania
* Gibraltar
* Portugal
* Slovenia
* Switzerland
* Turkey
* Lebanon
* Montenegro
 5 points
 * Algeria
* Italy

* Kosovo received 103 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Kosovo (final)
 * Albania
* Algeria
* Bulgaria
* Greece
* Egypt
* France
* Morocco
* Slovenia
* Turkey
* Malta
* Syria
* Monaco
 5 points
 * Hungary
* Montenegro

* Kosovo received 162 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5
Love Is Gone

"**Love Is Gone**" is a song by Moldovan-Romanian DJ Vanotek. It was chosen to represent Moldova at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 6th with 168 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 17th with 93 points.
Mariana Gonçalves

Occupation(s) | * Singer
 Instruments | * Vocals
* piano
* Casablanca Records

**Mariana Gonçalves** better known as **April Ivy** is a Portuguese singer Signed to Universal Music France. She climbed onto number 1 on the Portuguese iTunes chart with her single (Be Ok) and has now released as a compilation of all her singles, her debut album called: game.of.love.

## Career

In June 2016, she signed up with Universal Music France.

On the 4 March 2019, she made an appearance in the television program "Programa da Cristina", where she sang "Tell Me Baby".

### Mediterraneanvision 5

She was chosen to represent Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania with the song "Be Ok".

Due to Portugal being a member of the big 6 in this edition, she did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, she placed 9th with 171 points.

## Solo artist

List of singles, with selected details and chart positions
 "Be Ok"
 "Shut Up"
 "Run For Cover"
 "Frida"
 "Tell Me Baby"
 "Habits"
 "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

## As featured artist

List of singles as featured artist, with selected chart positions and certifications
Ne si ti kriv

"**Ne si ti kriv**" (Macedonian: Не си ти крив; English: It's not your fault) is a song by Macedonian singer Barbara Popovic. It was chosen to represent North Macedonia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 9th with 138 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 24th with 36 points.
Pablo

"**Pablo**" (Arabic: بابلو) is a song by Moroccan rapper ElGrandeToto. It was chosen to represent Morocco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 10th with 99 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came last with 20 points.
Portugal in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 10 January 2018, it was announced that Leonor Andrade had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Portugal with the song "Já Conheci".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Portugal performed eleventh in the grand final, following Morocco and preceding Romania. Portugal came 3rd in the final, scoring 146 points.

### Points awarded to Portugal

 * Croatia
* Spain
* Lebanon
* Syria
* Morocco
* San Marino
 * Kosovo

* Portugal received 41 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Portugal in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Malta

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**Internal selection**
* #1–#6
* #8–

**Malta** debuted in the first edition.

## History

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

The country achieved its best result in the third edition where they won scoring 215 points with the song "We Are the Soldiers" performed by Ira Losco.

## Contestants

Table key
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Romania in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

**Romania** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2** in Athens, Greece. The Romanian entry was selected internally.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 7 February 2018, it was announced that Alexandra Stan had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Romania with the song "Lemonade".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Romania performed ninth in the grand final, following Greece and preceding Albania. Romania came 6th in the final, scoring 127 points.

### Points awarded to Romania

 * Albania
* Greece
* Syria
* San Marino
* Turkey
 5 points
 * Cyprus

* Romania received 31 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Romania in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

* Christian Fast
* Lisa Desmond

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 25 March 2018, it was announced that Ira Losco had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Malta with the song "We Are the Soldiers".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Malta performed twenty-second in the grand final, following Liechtenstein and preceding Morocco. Malta won the final, scoring 215 points.

### Points awarded to Malta

 * Israel
* Italy
* Liechtenstein
* Romania
* Spain
* Gibraltar
 5 points
 * Croatia
* San Marino
* Turkey

* Malta received 102 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Lynn Hayek

* piano

**Lynn Al Hayek** (born 5 December 2003) is a Lebanese singer.

## Mediterraneanvision

Hayek represented Lebanon on home soil at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut with the song "Running Through My Mind". Due to Lebanon being a member of the big 6 in this edition, she did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, she placed 24th with 46 points.
Leonor Andrade

**Leonor Margarida Coelho Andrade**, also known as **Ella Nor** (born 13 September 1994) is a Portuguese singer and actress. She represented Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 held in Kalamata, Greece with the song "Já Conheci". In the final, she came 3rd with 146 points. She then went on to represent the country again at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 held in Athens, Greece with the song "Strong for Too Long". This time, she placed 15th (last) with 37 points.
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* Mohamed Sylla
* Therry Marie Louise

"**Laissez-les kouma**" (English: Let them kouma) is a song by Algerian-Canadian singer Zaho featuring French rapper MHD. It was chosen to represent Algeria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain.

In the final, the song came 16th with 100 points.

## Notes

1. **^** "Kouma" means "talk" in Jahanka and Bambara. This is the only word in these languages.
JadaL

* indie rock

**JadaL** (Arabic: جدل; English: Controversy) is a Jordanian Arabic Rock band and music project from Amman, formed in 2003 by Composer/Music Producer/Guitarist Mahmoud Radaideh, which has held various members over the years.

## Biography

JadaL now has three released albums, their latest was released on 10 July 2016 and was called Malyoun, contained 12 tracks, composed, written and produced by Mahmoud Radaideh.

When Jadal released their first single ‘El Tobah’ (Repentance), a cover of Abdul Halim Hafez’s legendary love song, their musical style, coined as Arabic Rock, was described as ‘groundbreaking’ due to its unique blend of rock and Arabic, or more specifically Jordanian, lyrics.

Jadal then released their first original single, "Salma" that Mahmoud Radaideh wrote and composed for his niece, which quickly became a radio hit and gained many followers, thus cementing JadaL ‘as one of the premier Arabic rock bands in the country and the region’. Shortly after, Jadal’s debut album 'Arabic Rocks' was released in 2009, the members back then consisted of Mahmoud Radaideh (Guitars, Compositions), Kamel Almani (Bass, Compositions), Rami Delshad (Vocals) and Laith Nimri (Drums). The album was well-received, staying true to their principles and ‘polished’ rock sound. Produced by Mahmoud Radaideh & Hanna Gargour, the album also featured Palestinian Hip-hop group DAM on the track ‘Ya Bani Adam’ (Ya Human Being).

In 2011 a new single was released, 'Bye Bye 3azizi' (Arabic: باي باي عزيزي; English: Bye Bye My Dear), written and composed by Mahmoud Radaideh and main vocals performed by Ahmad Zoubi.

The second album 'El Makina' (Arabic: الماكينه) was released in December 2012, composed, written and produced by Mahmoud Radaideh, performed by: Vocals: Ahmad Zoubi, Mahmoud Radaideh. Acoustic Drums: Ammar Urabi. Bass: Amjad Shahrour, Keyboards and Synthesisers: Bader Helalat, Mahmoud Radaideh, Hani Mezian. Guitars: Mahmoud Radaideh. Mixed by: David Scott. Recorded at Sweetspot Sound works studios in Amman.

The third album *Malyoun* was released in July 2016. Mahmoud Radaideh performed the vocals solely on the album. The album was performed by Mahmoud Radaideh on vocals, guitars, synths and electric beats, Bader Helalat on Keyboard, Yazan Risheq on Bass guitar and Hakam Abu Soud on Drums.

## Discography

### Albums

* *Arabic Rocks* (2009)
* *El Makina* (2012)
* *Malyoun* (2016)

## Festivals/Tours

* Jara Music Festival 2009
* Jordan Festival 2009
* Jordan Festival 2010
* Turkish Vision Festival 2010
* Bethlehem Festival 2013/2014
* Dum Tak festival 2013
* Music Box Festival 2018
* Music Park Festival 2018
* MEME (Middle East Music Event) 2020

## Mediterraneanvision

JadaL were chosen to represent Jordan at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo, with the song "Meen Shaf Habibi".

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 10th with 71 points, qualifying for the grand final by just 1 point over Switzerland. Despite only just qualifying, the song managed to come 10th with 170 points in the final.
Malou Kiriakopoulou

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**Maria "Malou" Kiriakopoulou** (born 5 June 1989), known professionally as **Malou**, is a Brazilian-Greek singer. She represented Cyprus at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 held in Monaco with the song "Tous Eipes Pos". Due to Cyprus being a member of the big 6 in this edition, she did not have to compete in the semi-finals and thus she was an automatic qualifier. In the final, she came 5th with 209 points, making the country pre-qualified again.
Monaco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6

* Laurent Levy
* Manon Palmer

**Monaco** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6** in Pristina, Kosovo. The Monégasque entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Monaco
Prior to the sixth edition, Monaco had participated at the fourth and fifth editions of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On the 14 January 2019, it was announced that Palmer had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Monaco with the song "Syndrome".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Monaco performed third in the second semi-final, following Andorra and preceding Slovenia. They finished 1st with 200 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform twenty-third in the grand final, following Andorra and preceding Libya. They came 1st in the final, scoring 394 points.

### Points awarded to Monaco

Points awarded to Monaco (Semi-final 2)
 * Andorra
* France
* Gibraltar
* Italy
* Malta
* Slovenia
 5 points
* Moldova

* Monaco received 106 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Monaco (final)
 * Croatia
* Greece
* Slovenia
* Gibraltar
* Italy
* Malta
* Turkey
* Kosovo
 5 points
 * Romania
* San Marino

* Monaco received 259 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Monaco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6
Magdalena Cvetkoska

* rock

**Magdalena Ena Cvetkoska** (born 19 June 1987), known professionally as **Magdalena Cvetkoska ENA** or just **Magdalena ENA**, is a Macedonian singer. She represented North Macedonia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 held in Athens, Greece with the song "Placat i najsilni". In the final, she came 11th with 87 points.
Italy in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

* Niccolò Agliardi

**Italy** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1** in Kalamata, Greece. The Italian artist was selected internally, while the song was chosen through a national final.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### Internal selection of performer

On the 27 December 2017, it was announced that Laura Pausini had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Italy and that a national final would be held to select the song.

### National final

Later on the day of the artist announcement, it was announced that three songs would be competing in a national final where the song with the most votes being selected to represent the country at the first edition of the contest. On the 4 January 2018, it was revealed that "Colpevole" would represent the country in Kalamata.

### Grand Final

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## At Mediterraneanvision

Italy performed sixth in the grand final, following Greece and preceding Kosovo. Italy came 2nd in the final, scoring 194 points.

### Points awarded to Italy

 * Greece
* Croatia
* France
 5 points
 * San Marino
* Spain
* Syria

* Italy received 118 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Italy in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Soledad

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"**Soledad**" (English: Loneliness) is a song by Bulgarian singer Andrea. It was chosen to represent Bulgaria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 3rd with 180 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 14th with 153 points.
Margish li levad

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"**Margish li levad**" (Hebrew: מרגיש לי לבד; English: I feel alone) is a song by Israeli singer Adel. It was chosen to represent Israel at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 7th with 162 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 4th with 254 points.