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Hierba Mala

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"**Hierba Mala**" (English: Bad Weed) is a song by Spanish duo Reyko. It was chosen to represent Andorra at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

Due to Andorra 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 19th with 96 points.
Amber Bondin

Occupation(s) | * Singer

**Amber Bondin** (born 26 May 1991), also known as simply **Amber**, is a Maltese singer who won the Maltese national selection show with the song "Warrior" and represented Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015. She got the maximum 12 points from both the televoters and all the jury groups. She made it to the final at the Maltese national final for Eurovision every year from 2011 to 2015. In 2012 she was a backing singer for Kurt Calleja at the Eurovision Song Contest.

In 2014 she also joined the Animae Gospel Choir. Amber is also training to be a primary school teacher as she loves working with children.

## Eurovision Song Contest

Due to a change in the rules and regulations for the competition announced by the Maltese broadcaster, PBS, for the first time the artist, author and composer of the winning entry were permitted to change parts of the winning song or select a new song entirely. It was later confirmed on 7 March 2015 that Amber's winning song, "Warrior" would indeed be modified, and the new version along with its music video was premièred on 9 March 2015.

Amber failed to qualify to the final and finished in 11th place out of 17 countries with a total of 43 points.

## Mediterraneanvision Song Contest

Amber was chosen to represent Malta on home soil at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali with the song "What They Say".

Due to Malta 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 came 21st with 90 points.
Genick

* Laurin Auth

"**Genick**" (English: Neck) is a song by Swiss rapper Loredana. It was chosen to represent Switzerland at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Due to Switzerland 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 26th (last) with 31 points.
Cercavo Amore

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"**Cercavo Amore**" (English: I Was Looking For Love) is a song by Italian singer Emma Marrone. It was chosen to represent Italy at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 in Athens, Greece.

In the final, the song came 3rd with 186 points.
Andorra in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

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* Gabriela Richardson

**Andorra** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Andorran entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Andorra
Andorra debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 15 June 2018, it was announced that Yall had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Andorra with the song "Hundred Miles" featuring Gabriela Richardson.

## At Mediterraneanvision

Andorra performed thirteenth in the first semi-final, following Syria and preceding Vatican City. They finished 1st with 237 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform eleventh in the grand final, following Serbia and preceding Greece. They came 3rd in the final, scoring 284 points.

### Points awarded to Andorra

Points awarded to Andorra (Semi-final 1)
 * FYR Macedonia
* Israel
* Kosovo
* Spain
* Switzerland
* Vatican City
* Montenegro
 5 points
* Syria

* Andorra received 129 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Andorra (final)
 * Spain
* Kosovo
* Malta
* Portugal
* Serbia
* Syria
* Cyprus
* Gibraltar
* Libya
* Tunisia
 5 points
* Turkey
* Israel

* Andorra received 149 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Andorra in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
Ave Cezare

"**Ave Cezare**" (Serbo-Croatian: Аве Цезаре) is a song by Serbian singer Mia Borisavljević. It was chosen to represent Serbia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 9th with 79 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 15th with 123 points.
Boom Pow

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"**Boom Pow**" is a song by Bulgarian singer Briella. It was chosen to represent Bulgaria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 5th with 163 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 12th with 144 points.
Bogati Tata

"**Bogati Tata**" (Serbo-Croatian: Богати Тата; English: Rich Father) is a song by Slovene singer Nina Donelli featuring Serbian rapper Djomla KS. It was chosen to represent Slovenia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 2nd with 203 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 7th with 178 points.
Hate the Way I Love You

* Adam Per Hagstrand
* Jonas Oskar Wallin
* Samuel Starck

"**Hate the Way I Love You**" is a song by Swedish singer Loreen. It was chosen to represent Morocco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 10th with 123 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 21st with 88 points.
Around You

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"**Around You**" is a song by Spanish singer Leea. It was chosen to represent Andorra at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 4th with 198 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 8th with 167 points.
Europe

**Europe**, officiellement **Jupiter II Europe** (en abrégé **J II Europe**, internationalement *J II Europa*) est

## Caractéristiques de l'atmosphère

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un satellite naturel de Jupiter, le sixième par la distance et le deuxième parmi les satellites galiléens.

Avec un diamètre de 3 121 kilomètres, Europe est le quatrième plus gros satellite de Jupiter et le sixième du système solaire. Sa surface est composée de glace et se trouve être la plus lisse de tout le système solaire.

Elle a été Terra formée en 2214 (2202-2214), soit une année terrienne
après Ganymède, par un projet américain.

Colonisée dès le début du 22ème siècle au vu de miner les ressources
de la lune et des astéroïdes de Jupiter.
Gibraltar in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

* Rami Yacoub

**Gibraltar** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Gibraltarian entry was selected internally.

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 20 June 2018, it was announced that Cher Lloyd had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Gibraltar with the song "Sirens".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Gibraltar was already pre-qualified to the final due to being a member of the "Big 6". In addition to their participation in the final, Gibraltar was also required to vote in the second semi-final. They went on to perform seventeenth in the grand final, following Liechtenstein and preceding Italy. They came 16th in the final, scoring 125 points.

### Points awarded to Gibraltar

Points awarded to Gibraltar (final)
 * Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Syria
 5 points
 * FYR Macedonia
* Morocco
* Spain

* Gibraltar received 62 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Gibraltar in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
I Will Die For You

"**I Will Die For You**" is a song by Swiss singer Luca Hänni. It was chosen to represent Liechtenstein at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 8th with 130 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 22nd with 48 points.
Cyprus in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 9 April 2018, it was announced that Nicole Saravakou had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Cyprus with the song "Se Erotevomai".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Cyprus performed eleventh in the grand final, following Italy and preceding Spain. Cyprus came 15th in the final, scoring 105 points.

### Points awarded to Cyprus

 * Malta
* Syria
 5 points
* Spain

* Cyprus received 57 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Cyprus in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Alby W Omry

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"**Alby W Omry**" (Arabic: قلبي و عمري; English: My heart and my life) is a song by Lebanese singer Brigitte Yaghi. It was chosen to represent Lebanon at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 12th with 76 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Albania in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

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**Albania** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Albanian entry was selected through a national selection.

## Background

Main article: Albania
Prior to the fourth edition, Albania had participated at the first and second editions of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest, having withdrawn from the third edition due to the unexpected resignation of the country's head of delegation at the time.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### **Kënge Shqiptarë 1**

Main article: Kënge Shqiptarë 1
On the 10 June 2018, it was announced that a national selection will be used in order to choose the Albanian representative. The national final consisted of two semi-finals and a final. On the 17 June, it was revealed that Inis Neziri with the song "Piedestal" would represent the country in Ta' Qali.

## At Mediterraneanvision

Albania performed eleventh in the second semi-final, following Croatia and preceding Austria. They finished 1st with 277 points and thus qualified to the final. Albania performed third in the grand final, following Malta and preceding France. Albania came 1st in the final, scoring 400 points.

### Points awarded to Albania

Points awarded to Albania (Semi-final 2)
 * Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Gibraltar
* Jordan
* Lebanon
* Portugal
* San Marino
* Monaco
* Serbia
 5 points

* Albania received 156 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Albania (final)
 * Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Greece
* Italy
* Malta
* Turkey
* Egypt
* France
* Gibraltar
* Israel
* Spain
* Tunisia
* Lebanon
* Portugal
* Slovenia
* Switzerland
* Romania
 5 points
* Jordan
* Syria
* San Marino

* Albania received 182 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Albania in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
Des Kathara

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* Gabriel

"**Des Kathara**" (Greek: Δες Καθαρά; English: See Clear) is a song by Greek singer Christina Xirokosta featuring Greek rapper Midenistis. It was chosen to represent Greece at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain.

In the final, the song came 21st with 76 points.
Greece in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

**Greece** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Greek entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Greece
Greece debuted and hosted the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest. They also won and thus hosted the second edition as well.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 12 June 2018, it was announced that Kelly Kelekidou had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Greece with the song "Sti Thessaloniki".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Greece performed seventh in the first semi-final, following Montenegro and preceding Switzerland. They finished 2nd with 208 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform twelfth in the grand final, following Andorra and preceding Egypt. They came 6th in the final, scoring 234 points.

### Points awarded to Greece

Points awarded to Greece (Semi-final 1)
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Romania
* Spain
* Italy
* Tunisia
* FYR Macedonia
* Libya
* Vatican City
* Montenegro

* Greece received 121 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Greece (final)
 * Cyprus
* San Marino
* Tunisia
* France
* Italy
* Malta
 5 points
 * Liechtenstein
* Romania
* Slovenia
* Turkey
* Spain

* Greece received 122 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Greece in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
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* Ethan Thompson

**Egypt** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Egyptian entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Egypt
Egypt debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 23 June 2018, it was announced that Xenia Ghali had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Egypt with the song "Under These Lights".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Egypt performed fifteenth in the first semi-final, following Vatican City. They finished 4th with 183 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform thirteenth in the grand final, following Greece and preceding Spain. They came 4th in the final, scoring 282 points.

### Points awarded to Egypt

Points awarded to Egypt (Semi-final 1)
 * Switzerland
* Syria
* FYR Macedonia
* Romania
* Montenegro
* Vatican City
 5 points
 * Libya
* Kosovo
* Malta
* Spain

* Egypt received 78 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Egypt (final)
 * Algeria
* FYR Macedonia
* Gibraltar
* Israel
* Tunisia
* Romania
* Croatia
* Vatican City
* Spain
 5 points
 * Austria
* Portugal
* Malta

* Egypt received 145 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Egypt in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
Daan Romers

* big room house
 Occupation(s) | * DJ
* Ultra Records
* Fonk Recordings
* Maxximize Records
* Spinnin' Records

**Daan Romers** (born 10 November 1985), better known by his stage name **Dannic**, is a Dutch DJ and EDM producer. He is known for his work in collaborations with Hardwell, Dyro, Sick Individuals, and publishes his music through the record label Revealed Recordings and his own label Fonk Recordings.

## Mediterraneanvision

Dannic represented Romania with Inna at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain with the song "Stay". They placed 3rd with 171 points.
Croatia

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**Internal selection**
* #1
* #3–#8
* #10–

**Croatia** debuted in the first edition.

## History

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

The country got its best result in the sixth edition, where it placed 2nd with 376 points with the song "Magija" performed by Severina featuring Jala Brat.

## Contestants

Table key
 ◁ | Last place

## Other contests

### Adriaticvision Song Contest

Croatia debuted at and hosted the first edition of the Adriaticvision Song Contest.

  #2 | Tús Nua | "There's a Thin Line Between Everything"
Applause

* Paul "DJ White Shadow" Blair
* Dino Zisis
* Nick Monson
* Martin Bresso
* Nicolas Mercier
* Julien Arias

"**Applause**" is a song by American singer Lady Gaga. It was chosen to represent Switzerland at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 11th with 70 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Havana

**Havana** is a musical group formed in 2014.

## Mediterraneanvision

The group represented Romania 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.
Alexandra Ungureanu

* house
* dance
* Cat Music
* MediaPro Music

**Alexandra Ungureanu** (born 28 December 1981) is a Romanian singer. She represented Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco, with the song "Vântule". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 3rd with 186 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 4th with 236 points.
Heart of Gold

* Brooke Borg
* Dag Lundberg

"**Heart of Gold**" is a song by Maltese singer Brooke Borg. It was chosen to represent Malta at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 3rd with 167 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 5th with 192 points.
Benji & Fede

**Benji & Fede** are an Italian music duo from Modena, Italy consisting of Benjamin Mascolo (born 20 June 1993) and Federico Rossi (born 22 February 1994). They represented San Marino at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 held in Kalamata, Greece with the song "Tutto per una ragione" featuring Annalisa. In the final, they came 5th with 131 points.
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

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**Bosnia and Herzegovina** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3** in Barcelona, Spain. The Bosnian entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On the 28 March 2018, it was announced that Nikolina Kovač had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina with the song "1001".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Bosnia and Herzegovina performed thirteenth in the grand final, following Spain and preceding Bulgaria. Bosnia and Herzegovina came 18th in the final, scoring 95 points.

### Points awarded to Bosnia and Herzegovina

* Montenegro
* Serbia
 5 points
* Morocco
* Vatican City

* Bosnia and Herzegovina received 47 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Austria in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

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**Austria** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4** in Ta' Qali, Malta. The Austrian entry was selected internally.

## Background

Main article: Austria
Austria debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 23 June 2018, it was announced that Zoë had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Austria with the song "Danse avec moi".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Austria performed 12th in the second semi-final, following Albania and preceding Algeria. They finished 4th with 197 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform ninth in the grand final, following FYR Macedonia and preceding Serbia. They came 8th in the final, scoring 205 points.

### Points awarded to Austria

Points awarded to Austria (Semi-final 2)
 * Albania
* Hungary
* Jordan
* Lebanon
* San Marino
* Slovenia
 5 points
 * Monaco
* Turkey

* Austria received 96 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Austria (final)
 * Albania
* Monaco
* Italy
* Montenegro
* San Marino
 5 points
 * Kosovo
* Libya
* Serbia
* Syria
* Cyprus
* Vatican City
* Morocco

* Austria received 99 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Austria in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
Dancing Without You

"**Dancing Without You**" is a song by American singer Petra Jarrar. It was chosen to represent Malta at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 3rd with 199 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 5th with 203 points.
Barrio

* Dario Faini
* Davide Petrella

"**Barrio**" (English: Neighbourhood) is a song by Italian singer Mahmood. It was chosen to represent Vatican City at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 11th with 136 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Call It Out

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* John Mamann
* Allyson Ezell

"**Call It Out**" is a song by Israeli singer Anna Zak. It was chosen to represent Israel at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

Due to Israel 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 13th with 139 points.
Going Crazy

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* Flip Capella
* Jonas Wanek Brandenborg

"**Going Crazy**" is a song by Austrian DJ Flip Capella, Austrian DJ Otray and Danish artist Vinze featuring New York City based artist Ashley Jana. It was chosen to represent Austria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 4th with 163 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 19th with 119 points.
Faouzia Ouihya

* songwriter
 Instruments | * Vocals
* piano
 Associated acts | * David Guetta
* Ninho
* Kelly Clarkson

**Faouzia Ouihya** (born 5 July 2000), known mononymously as **Faouzia**, is a Moroccan-Canadian singer-songwriter and musician. She was born in Casablanca, Morocco, then moved with her family at the age of five to Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Manitoba before settling in Carman, Manitoba. She speaks Moroccan Darija (an Arabic dialect), English, and French. As of 14 August 2020, her spotify profile has 1.6 million monthly listeners and 184 thousand followers.

## Career

At fifteen, she won Song of the Year, the Audience Award, and Grand Prix at the 2015 *La Chicane Éléctrique*. She began posting her songs and other covers on YouTube which led her to be noticed and signed with Paradigm Talent Agency.

In 2016, she won second place in the Canada's Walk of Fame *Emerging Artist Mentorship Program*. In 2017, she was the recipient of the Grand Prize at the Nashville *Unsigned Only* music competition. The same year, she collaborated with fellow Manitoban artist Matt Epp on their single *The Sound* and won the *International Songwriting Competition*, the largest songwriting competition in the world. The two are the first Canadians in competition's 16-year history to win the top prize, beating 16,000 other entries from 137 different countries. She performed with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra at The Forks, Winnipeg celebrating the 150th anniversary of Canada.

Faouzia is featured in the song *Battle* on David Guetta's studio album "7", announced on 24 August 2018. In a French-language interview with *Le Matin*, Guetta noted Faouzia's great voice, powerful vibrato, and unique style for why he chose her for his album. She also featured in the song *Money* on French rapper Ninho's studio album "Destin" and the song got certified "Gold Single" on 9 July 2019.

## Extended Plays

Faouzia released her first EP, *Stripped*, on August 6, 2020. It features 6 stripped (piano version) songs: 4 of them from her singles ("How It All Works Out", "Tears of Gold", "You Don't Even Know Me" & "Born Without a Heart"), 1 of them being from 2018 ("Bad Dreams") & an unreleased song ("100 Bandaids").

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## Singles

### As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist showing year released and album name
 "My Heart's Grave"
 "Bad Dreams (Piano Version)"
 "Exothermic (Piano Version)"
 "The Road"
 "How It All Works Out"

### As featured artist

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name
 "I Fly"(Galantis feat. Faouzia)

## Mediterraneanvision

On the 23 May 2020, Faouzia was chosen to represent Malta at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 with the song "Secrets".
FYR Macedonia in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

**FYR Macedonia** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2** in Athens, Greece. The Macedonian entry was selected through a national selection.

## Background

Main article: North Macedonia
FYR Macedonia debuted in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### Pesna Na Mediteranot

On the 26 January 2018, MRT announced that a national selection will be used in order to choose the Macedonian representative. Three songs would be competing in a national final with the song with the most points getting the victory and the right to represent the country at the second edition of the contest. On January 27th, it was revealed that Magdalena ENA with the song "Placat i najsilni" would represent the country in Athens.

## At Mediterraneanvision

FYR Macedonia performed first in the grand final, preceding Portugal. They came 11th, scoring 87 points.

### Points awarded to FYR Macedonia

 * Kosovo
* Italy
 5 points
 * Albania
* Malta

* FYR Macedonia received 31 points from the online voting.

## See also

* North Macedonia in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
Forever Is Over

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* Giorgio Tuinfort

"**Forever Is Over**" is a song by Kosovar-Albanian singer Elvana Gjata. It was chosen to represent Kosovo at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 in Kalamata, Greece.

In the final, the song came 12th with 82 points.
Cyprus in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 26 February 2018, it was announced that Helena Paparizou had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Cyprus with the song "Fiesta".

## Where to Stay in Cyprus

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Cyprus ticks all the boxes as a great holiday destination. An island in the eastern Mediterranean, you can have an action-packed holiday here or you can laze around in one of the 160 beaches, many of which are Blue Flag certified. Coral Bay, Nissi Beach, and the Fig Tree Bay regularly rank among the best European beaches.

But there is a lot more to do on the island. You can immerse yourself in the history and archaeology. Visit the ancient ruins. See painted churches in the Troödos, the Neolithic settlement of Choirokoitia, and Paphos – the birthplace of Aphrodite. There are castles and beautiful monasteries all over the island.

There are adventure activities to enjoy as well. Dive into the depths to explore lost airlines and shipwrecks or go on a sailing trip. There is golfing and skiing in the winter. Many beaches offer water sports like speed boat and banana boat rides, and parasailing. Then there is nightlife at Ayia Napa, where you will find many clubs offering late-night entertainment.

## At Mediterraneanvision

Cyprus performed twelfth in the grand final, following Gibraltar and preceding Syria. Cyprus came 9th in the final, scoring 100 points.

### Points awarded to Cyprus

* Syria
* Turkey
* Portugal
* San Marino
 5 points
* Romania
* Greece
* Spain

* Cyprus received 21 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Cyprus in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
FvH Cruel Intentions

Card

**Triple Threat Match for the FvH Championship; Kenshiro's FvH Career is on the line.**
Shin (c) vs. Kenshiro vs. Doomsday

**2010 Lord of the Ring Tournament Semi-Finals; Winners will meet in the finals later in the show.**
Lion-O vs. David Copperfield
Colossus vs. Simon Phoenix

**Steel Cage Match**
TJ Combo vs. Balrog

**FvH Eurocontinental Championship**
Strider Hiryu (c) vs. Juggernaut

**FvH Vixens Championship**
Mystique (c) vs. Black Cat

**FvH Tag Team Championship**
CSI (Gill Grissom & Horatio Caine) (c) vs. Double Dragon (Billy Lee & Jimmy Lee)

**Tornado Tag Match**
Fatal Foreplay (Emma Frost & Poison Ivy) vs. Jun Kazama & B. Orchid

1/8
### Results

* 2. The Matrix (Neo & Morpheus) pulled a post-match attack on Double Dragon.
* 7. The lights went out as Combo was climbing the cage. When they went back on, both Combo and Balrog were back on their feet.
* 8. During the match, Sid 6.7 attacked both Lion-O and Phoenix. Then David Copperfield came out of nowhere and attacked Lion-O with a steel chair.

### Miscellaneous

* Sid 6.7 and Simon Phoenix argued with each other about what happened in Sid's match against Lion-O on Showtime #16.
* FvH Commissioner Don King announced a huge surprise regarding Fandemonium which the surprise will be revealed at a later date. King also declared that if anyone interferes with the main event, they will be suspended indefinitely.
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* Ferras Alqaisi

"**Coming Back Around**" is a song by American singer Ferras. It was chosen to represent Jordan at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 14th with 39 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Alexandra Stan

* MediaPro
* Ultra
* Universal
* Victor

**Alexandra Ioana Stan** (born 10 June 1989) is a Romanian singer and songwriter. Born and raised in the city of Constanța, she made her worldwide breakthrough with the 2010 single "Mr. Saxobeat", which was written and produced by Marcel Prodan and Andrei Nemirschi. They had previously discovered Stan at a karaoke bar in 2009 and signed her to their label, Maan Records. "Mr. Saxobeat" had followed the singer's debut single, "Lollipop (Param Pam Pam)" (2009), which brought her moderate fame in Romania. "Mr. Saxobeat" quickly achieved commercial success locally and abroad, reaching number one in several countries and gathering various certifications. *Saxobeats*, Stan's debut studio album, was released in August 2011 and features the follow-up singles "Get Back (ASAP)" (2011) and "Lemonade" (2012), which fared moderately well in Europe.

An alleged altercation with Prodan in 2013 and a lawsuit against him delayed the release of Stan's second album, *Unlocked*, which would eventually be issued in August 2014. Two of its singles, "Dance" (2014) and "Cherry Pop" (2014), were successful in Japan. Stan's third studio album, *Alesta*, was released in March 2016 and included a collaboration with Inna and Daddy Yankee on "We Wanna" (2015); the single went on to reach the top 60 in several countries. *Mami*, her fourth record, followed in 2018. Preceding the release of its last single was Stan's feature on Manuel Riva's "Miami" (2018), which peaked within the top ten in Romania and on *Billboard*'s Dance Club Songs chart. Stan has received a number of awards and nominations, including the European Border Breakers Award, a Japan Gold Disc Award, an MTV Europe Music Award and two Romanian Music Awards. She is also referred to as one of the most successful Romanian artists alongside Inna.

## Mediterraneanvision 2

She was chosen to represent Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 in Athens, Greece with the song "Lemonade".

In the final, she placed 6th with 127 points.
Anael

This article uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Santana and the second or maternal family name is Valencia.

**Ana Santana Valencia** (born 23 November 1983), known professionally as **Anael** or **Anael Santana**, is a Spanish singer. She participated in the first edition of "La Voz" (The Voice of Spain).

## Mediterraneanvision

Anael was chosen to represent Spain at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania, with the song "Glow". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 7th with 141 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 16th with 108 points.
An Me Deis Na Klaío

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"**An Me Deis Na Klaío**" (Greek: Αν Με Δεις Να Κλαίω; English: If You See Me Crying) is a song by Greek singer Helena Paparizou featuring Greek singer Anastasios Rammos. It was chosen to represent Greece at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 in Kalamata, Greece.

In the final, the song won with 295 points.
Arany Timi

Instruments | * Vocals

**Arany Timi** (born 4 March 1999) is a Hungarian singer.

## Mediterraneanvision

Arany Timi was chosen to represent Hungary at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon with the song "Hurrikán". She competed in the first semi-final where she came 1st with 246 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, she came 8th with 220 points.
Greece in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10

**Greece** will participate in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10** in Damascus, Syria. The Greek entry was selected through a national selection.

## Background

Main article: Greece
Greece debuted and hosted the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest. They also won and thus hosted the second edition as well. Greece got their second win in the seventh edition, and thus they hosted the eighth edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

### **Wave 5**

Main article: Wave 5
On the 18 May 2020, ERT announced that a national selection will be used in order to choose the Greek representative. Five songs would be competing in a national final with the song with the most points getting the victory and the right to represent the country at the tenth edition of the contest. On the 24 August 2020, it was revealed that Mike featuring Elena Tsagkrinou with their song "Pare Me Agkalia" would represent the country in Damascus.

## See also

* Greece in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10
Haifa Wehbe

Genres | * Arabic pop music
 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* actress
* Mazzika

**Haifa Wehbe** (Arabic: هيفاء وهبي *Hayfāʼ Wahbī*) is a Lebanese singer and actress. She has released seven studio albums and made her acting debut in the 2008 Pepsi-produced film *Sea of Stars*. In 2006, Wehbe was on *People Magazine*'s 50 most beautiful people list.

## Mediterraneanvision

Wehbe would have represented Lebanon at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco with the song "MJK", however, on the 15 July 2019, Lebanon was disqualified due to a scandal with their head of delegation at the time.