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Jusqu'au bout

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* John Mamann
* Renaud Rebillaud

"**Jusqu'au bout**" (English: Until the end) is a song by French singer Amel Bent and French singer Imen Es. It was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 6th with 165 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 23rd with 92 points.
Lea Sirk

Occupation(s) | * Singer

**Lea Sirk** (born on 1 September 1989 in Koper, Slovenia) is a Slovene pop singer.

## Biography

She started her musical education at the age of five in Koper, Slovenia. Between 2001 and 2007, Lea participated at numerous national and international competitions, where she regularly finished amongst the top positions. Lea finished her secondary school while studying the concert flute.

Lea studied at the Conservatory of Music in Geneva and has played in various orchestras and participated in different seminars across Europe. Lea Sirk completed her undergraduate studies early and with honours. She also finished her master studies with honours two years later and became a Master of Arts in Specialised Music Performance.

During her studies, Lea Sirk also established herself as a singer. In 2005, Lea received the award for the most promising young singer at the International Music Competition Cologne.

She began participating regularly at various festivals, as well as *EMA,* the Slovene national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest (2009, 2010). Her participation in the show *Znan obraz ima svoj glas* (Your Face Sounds Familiar) left an indelible mark on viewers, as Lea was the most convincing through her transformations into famous world performers, including the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest winner, Salvador Sobral.

As a backing vocalist, Lea already performed already at the Eurovision Song Contest, namely in 2014 in Copenhagen with Tinkara Kovač. Lea is also a studio musician and music arranger and has performed on numerous grand stages and recorded with numerous Slovene musicians.

Lea, a mother of two girls, has been building her solo singing career in parallel with her other responsibilities. She won at *EMA 2018* where she became the Slovene representative at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest with her song "Hvala, ne!", which she wrote alongside Tomy DeClerque.

## Discography

### Albums

* Formats: CD, digital download
 *2018* | * Released: 28 November 2018
* Format: digital download
List of countries in the Adriaticvision Song Contest

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Seven countries have participated in the Adriaticvision Song Contest since it started in 2019. The contest, organised by the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union (MBU), is held between 7 of the members of the Union that surround the Adriatic Sea. Broadcasters from these 7 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 2nd edition.

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

## See also

* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest presenters
Parle à ta tête

"**Parle à ta tête**" (English: Talk to your head) is a song by French singer Indila. It was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

Due to Monaco 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 7th with 230 points.
List of Iberiavision Song Contest winners

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Zero songs have won the Iberiavision Song Contest, a competition organized by members of the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union that are on the Iberian Peninsula with the addition of Morocco. The contest has been held once in about five or six months since its debut in April 2021. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.

There has been one contest. Morocco won the first edition.

## See also

* List of countries in the Iberiavision Song Contest
* List of host cities of the Iberiavision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Iberiavision Song Contest
* List of Iberiavision Song Contest presenters
Palestine

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**Internal selection**
* #10

**National final**
* **Freedom Song Festival**
* #11–

**Palestine** debuted at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10.

## History

Since the fifth edition, Palestinian broadcaster, PBC, had been trying to acquire MBU membership in order to compete in the contest. After the fifth edition, the MBU held a vote to determine whether the broadcaster could become a member and ultimately rejected it. The MBU later made a statement saying: "The Palestinian broadcaster (PBC) has been denied membership for now, however, the issue will be discussed again by the tenth edition."

Another vote was held during the ninth edition and it was decided that Palestine would become an effective MBU member starting on the 5 April 2020.

## Contestants

Table key

  #11 | Elyanna feat. Massari | "Ana Lahale"
Ladies

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"**Ladies**" is a song by Albanian singer Ronela Hajati. It was chosen to represent Albania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 2nd with 251 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 3rd with 323 points.
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Edno v edno

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* Hayley Aitken
* Jai Waetford
* Pavel Nikolov

"**Edno v edno**" (Bulgarian: Едно в едно; English: One in one) is a song by Cypriot singer Christiana Loizu. It was chosen to represent Cyprus at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 in Kalamata, Greece.

In the final, the song came 11th with 83 points.
No Help

"**No Help**" is a song by Romanian singer Inna. It was chosen to represent Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 4th with 185 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 10th with 168 points.
Daniel Yafe

**Daniel Yafe** (born 4 April 1987) is an Israeli singer. She represented Israel at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania with the song "Im Zu Ahava". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 5th with 160 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 20th with 89 points.
Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2

**Malta** participated in the **Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2** in Athens, 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 9 February 2018, it was announced that Miriana Conte had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Malta with the song "Rocket".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Malta performed sixth in the grand final, following Turkey and preceding San Marino. Malta came 7th in the final, scoring 112 points.

### Points awarded to Malta

 * Romania
* Spain
* FYR Macedonia

* Malta received 83 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Malta in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2
Marina Diamandis

For further information, see the corresponding Wikipedia article: Marina Diamandis.

* indie pop
* electropop
 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter
 Instruments | * Vocals
* keyboards
* piano
* 679
* Atlantic
* Chop Shop

**Marina Lambrini Diamandis** (Greek: Μαρίνα-Λαμπρινή Διαμάντη; born 10 October 1985), known mononymously as **MARINA** (stylized in all caps) and previously by the stage name **Marina and the Diamonds**, is a Welsh and Greek singer, songwriter, and record producer.

## Mediterraneanvision

Diamandis represented Greece at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco with the song "To Be Human". Due to Greece 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 won with 380 points giving Greece their second victory in the contest.
Princess Stéphanie of Monaco

For further information, see the corresponding Wikipedia article: Princess Stéphanie of Monaco.

* Pauline Ducruet

**Princess Stéphanie of Monaco** (Stéphanie Marie Elisabeth Grimaldi; born 1 February 1965) is the youngest child of Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, and the American actress Grace Kelly. She is the younger sister of Albert II, Prince of Monaco, and Caroline, Princess of Hanover. Currently 14th in the line of succession to the Monegasque throne, she has been a singer, swimwear designer and fashion model.

## Mediterraneanvision 4

Stéphanie was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Winds of Chance". She competed in the second semi-final where she placed 13th with 56 points and therefore failed to qualify to the final.
Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 10 June 2018, it was announced that Kida had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Kosovo with the song "Bileta". Kida had previously represented Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2.

## At Mediterraneanvision

Kosovo performed eleventh in the first semi-final, following Tunisia and preceding Syria. They finished 6th with 167 points and thus qualified to the final. They went on to perform twenty-third in the grand final, following Tunisia and preceding Portugal. They came 20th in the final, scoring 92 points.

### Points awarded to Kosovo

Points awarded to Kosovo (Semi-final 1)
 * Tunisia
* Vatican City
* Cyprus
* Egypt
* Switzerland
* Libya
* Spain
 5 points
 * Montenegro
* Romania

* Kosovo received 69 points from the online voting.

Points awarded to Kosovo (final)
* FYR Macedonia
* Lebanon
* Switzerland
 5 points

* Kosovo received 39 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Kosovo in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4
Mamnoo Ellames

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"**Mamnoo Ellames**" (Arabic: ممنوع اللمس; English: Don't Touch) is a song by Bahraini singer Hala Al Turk. It was chosen to represent Jordan at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 12th with 88 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Jake Scott

* songwriter
* producer
 Instruments | * Vocals
* piano

**Jake Scott** is an American pop singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Scott is based in Los Angeles with his wife Rachel.

## Mediterraneanvision

Scott was chosen to represent Gibraltar at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria with the song "Tuesdays".
Donne-moi ton cœur

"**Donne-moi ton cœur**" (English: Give me your heart) is a song by French singer Louane. It was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 7th with 141 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 20th with 118 points.
Miruna Iova

**Miruna Iova** (born 6 January), known professionally as **IOVA** (stylized in all caps), is a Romanian singer-songwriter.

## Mediterraneanvision

IOVA represented Romania with Paul Damixie at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo with the song "Down on My Knees". They competed in the first semi-final where they placed 4th with 209 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they went on to place 8th with 182 points.
Laureen Zouaï

Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter
* RCA
 Associated acts | * Blood Orange
* Stelios Phili
* H.E.R.
* E-40

**Laureen Rebeha Zouaï** (born 5 March 1995), better known as **Lolo Zouaï**, is an American R&B and pop musician. Born to a French mother and an Algerian father in Paris, France; Zouaï moved to San Francisco, California when she was three months old. She released her debut album, *High Highs to Low Lows*, in 2019. The album was given a 7.5 out of 10 rating by *Pitchfork*. She was chosen to represent Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 also in Monaco, with the lead track of the album, also called "High Highs to Low Lows". Due to Monaco being the host in this edition, she did not have to compete in the semi-finals and was an automatic qualifier. In the final, she came 13th with 100 points. Zouaï was featured as "one to watch" by The Guardian in April 2019. She co-wrote “Still Down” on the Grammy award-winning H.E.R. (album) by fellow Bay Area artist H.E.R. Zouaï will be opening for Dua Lipa's upcoming Future Nostalgia Tour in the winter of 2021.
Majnoun

"**Majnoun**" (Arabic: مجنون; English: Crazy) is a song by Tunisian singer Nawel Ben Kraïem. It was chosen to represent Tunisia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 8th with 152 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 16th with 126 points.
List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest winners

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Ten songs have won the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest, a competition organized by members of the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union. The contest has been held once in about one or two months since its debut in January 2018. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries and televoters. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.

There have been ten contests. Greece has won the contest twice, while Spain, Malta, Albania, Kosovo, Monaco, Lebanon, Syria and Cyprus have won the contest once.

Greece hosted and won the first edition.

Syria holds the record for the highest amount of points - 470, which they achieved in the ninth edition.

Italy was the first country to come second, while Gibraltar is the only country to have come second twice in a row, coming second in the second and third editions.

## Ranking

*Not to be confused with Mediterraneanvision Ranking of Nations.*

## See also

* List of countries in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of host cities of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* List of Mediterraneanvision Song Contest presenters

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 This song was partially sung in French.
Manon Palmer

**Manon Palmer**, known professionally as **Palmer**, is a French-American singer.

## Mediterraneanvision

Palmer represented Monaco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 with the song "Syndrome". She competed in the second semi-final where she came 1st with 200 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, she won with 394 points, giving Monaco their first victory.
Nicoleta Nucă

* Cat Music

**Nicoleta Nucă** (born 26 January 1994) is a Moldovan singer. She represented Moldova at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 held in Pristina, Kosovo with the song "N-am Pierdut Nimic". She competed in the second semi-final where she came 4th with 177 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, she came 13th with 128 points.
Movies

* Christina Rieder
* Mike James
* Jeff Dawson

"**Movies**" is a song by Swiss-Canadian singer Rykka. It was chosen to represent Switzerland at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 6th with 153 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 22nd with 86 points.
Raja Meziane

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 Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter
* lawyer

**Raja Meziane** (Arabic: رجاء مزيان; born 1988), is an Algerian singer, songwriter, lawyer, and activist.

## Life

Meziane was born in 1988 in Maghnia, a town in Tlemcen Province in north-west Algeria, where she grew up in the city of Chouhada. Her father, Ahmed ("H'mida") Meziane, a college professor of natural sciences, died young from a cardiac disease when she was eight years old. Initiated to music and theatre among scouts, she recorded her first album of children's songs at the age of 14.

In 2007, while a law student at the université de Tlemcen, she entered the talent show Alhane wa chabab in which she was a finalist. After releasing two albums, with some songs criticising the regime, in 2013 she attempted to make a feature film for which she wrote the screenplay and the music of the soundtrack. Unable to finance this project, she decided to devote herself to her job as a lawyer. However, the *bâtonnier* of Algiers refused, with no explanation, to issue her practice certificate.

Having succeeded in neither art nor law, in 2015 she moved to the Czech Republic, where she found an environment conducive to the development of her artistic career.

During October 2019 Meziane was listed as one of the BBC's 100 most influential women of the year.

"*Singer Raja Meziane's political music video Allo le Système! has been viewed more than 35 million times on YouTube". "Her anti-government songs tackling social injustice, alleged corruption and inequality have seen her forced into exile from Algeria".*
"Now based in Prague, she is a vocal supporter of Algeria's protests in 2019, which have seen tens of thousands of young people taking to the streets calling for change".*"*

―BBC News
## Mediterraneanvision

Meziane was chosen to represent Algeria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 9 in Beirut, Lebanon with the song "Weswes".

She competed in the second semi-final where she placed 5th with 179 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 2nd with 282 points, giving Algeria their best result.
Mr Hyde

* Livia Blanc

"**Mr Hyde**" is a song by Brooklyn-based Tahitian singer Livia Blanc. It was chosen to represent Syria at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

Due to Syria 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 7th with 178 points.
I Will Love You Monday (365)

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* Viktoria Sandström
* Patrik Berggren

"**I Will Love You Monday (365)**" is a song by Danish singer Aura Dione. It was chosen to represent Gibraltar at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

It competed in the second semi-final where it came 11th with 78 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Liechtenstein

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**Internal selection**
* #3–

**Liechtenstein** debuted in the third edition.

## History

Liechtenstein debuted in the third edition of the contest, where it placed 6th with 165 points with the song "Aulë und Yavanna" performed by Oonagh, which remains the country's best result to date.
Mala lomi

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* Jala Brat
* Marko Dragic
* Pablo

"**Mala lomi**" (Serbo-Croatian: Мала Ломи; English: She Breaks) is a song by Bosnian-Serbian singer Maya Berović featuring Bosnian rappers Buba Corelli and Jala Brat. It was chosen to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta'Qali, Malta.

It competed in the first semi-final where it came 13th with 68 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Petit Tournesol

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"**Petit Tournesol**" (English: Small Sunflower) is a song by French singer Liv Del Estal. It was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 5th with 179 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 11th with 123 points.
Libya

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**Internal selection**
* #4
* #6
* #8–

**Libya** debuted in the fourth edition.

## History

Libya debuted in the fourth edition of the contest.

The country got its best result in the ninth edition, where it placed 3rd with 257 points with the song "Dip My Heart in Confetti" performed by Finnish singer Lxandra.
Ramas Bun

* Mihai Gruia
* Serban Cazan
* Sergiu Ferat
* Alexandru Stangaciu
* Madalina Dumitru (Mellina)
* Laura Petrescu (Lora)

"**Ramas Bun**" (English: Farewell) is a song by Romanian singer Lora. It was chosen to represent Romania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1 in Kalamata, Greece.

In the final, the song came 4th with 144 points.
Minha Cama

* Deedz B
* Telio Monteiro
* MC Zuka

"**Minha Cama**" (English: My Bed) is a song by Portuguese singer David Carreira featuring Brazilian singer Nego do Borel and Angolan-Cape Verdean musician Deejay Telio. It was chosen to represent Portugal at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 5th with 151 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 17th with 85 points.
Naivna

"**Naivna**" (Serbo-Croatian: Наивна; English: Naive) is a song by Montenegrin singer Marijana Zonjić. It was chosen to represent Montenegro at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 11th with 120 points and therefore failed to qualify.
Mohamed Sylla

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* trap

**Mohamed Sylla** (born 10 September 1994), better known by his stage name **MHD**, is a French rapper from Paris, who is known for blending trap music with music of West Africa; a genre he coined as "Afro Trap".

## Mediterraneanvision

MHD represented Algeria with Zaho at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain with the song "Laissez-les kouma". They placed 16th with 100 points.
Morocco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3

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

## Background

Main article: Morocco
Prior to the third edition, Morocco had participated at the first edition of the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest. The country had withdrawn from the second edition before returning in this edition.

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 28 March 2018, it was announced that Sofia Karlberg had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Morocco with the song "Bad Omen".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Morocco performed twenty-third in the grand final, following Malta and preceding Serbia. Morocco came 14th in the final, scoring 106 points.

### Points awarded to Morocco

 * Bulgaria
 5 points
 * Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Greece
* Malta
* Portugal
* Syria

* Morocco received 46 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Morocco in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3
Piedestal

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"**Piedestal**" (English: Pedestal) is a song by Albanian singer Inis Neziri. It was chosen to represent Albania at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 1st with 277 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song won with 400 points.
Neko Nije

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"**Neko Nije**" (Serbo-Croatian: Неко Није; English: Someone is Not) is a song by Bosnian singer Ilma Karahmet. It was chosen to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria.

The song competed in the first semi-final where it came 10th with 107 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 16th with 131 points.
Jonathan Mergui

Occupation(s) | * Singer
* songwriter

**Jonathan Ya'akov Mergui** (born 10 February 2000), known professionally by his family name **Mergui**, is an Israeli singer, songwriter and dancer. he became famous following his participation on the fifth season of "Rising Star", where he reached the second place.

## Biography

In 2017–2018 he appeared on "Rising Star". on the "screen level", Mergui sang the song "How Far I'll Go" from the movie "Moana", which lifted the screen and won 88%. in February 2018 he qualified to the grand final of the series, in it he competed against Chen Aharoni, Netta Barzilai and Riki Ben Ari. At the grand final, he got 205 points, coming second to Netta Barzilai who had gotten 250 points.

On the 15 September 2019, he released "Ma Iyea", his debut EP. the album produced by Johnny Goldstein and includes the singles "Asur" and "Hakol Shakuff".

Mergui was chosen to represent Israel at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 7 in Monaco with the song "Tni Li Rega". He competed in the second semi-final where he placed 6th with 163 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where he went on to place 19th with 72 points.

He then represented the nation for a second consecutive edition at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece with the song "Hakol Shakuff". He competed in the first semi-final where he placed 7th with 127 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where he went on to place 17th with 90 points.

## Discography

### EP's

* *Ma Iyea* (2019)
List of Adriaticvision Song Contest winners

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Two songs have won the Adriaticvision Song Contest, a competition organized by members of the Mediterranean Broadcasting Union that surround the Adriatic Sea. The contest has been held once in about five or six months since its debut in September 2019. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.

There have been two contests. San Marino won the first and second editions.

## See also

* List of countries in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of host cities of the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest presenters
Kënge Shqiptarë 1

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**Kënge Shqiptarë 1** was the first edition of Kënge Shqiptarë, which selected Albania's entry for the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4. The contest was held at the Palace of Congresses in Tirana.

The winner was Inis Neziri with the song "Piedestal".
Lebanon in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1

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

## Background

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

## Before Mediterraneanvision

On 27 December 2017, it was announced that Yasmine Hamdan had been internally chosen by the broadcaster to represent Lebanon with the song "Balad".

## At Mediterraneanvision

Lebanon performed eighth in the grand final, following Kosovo and preceding Malta. Lebanon came 14th in the final, scoring 53 points.

### Points awarded to Lebanon

* Malta
* Morocco
* Portugal
* Spain

* Lebanon received 15 points from the online voting.

## See also

* Lebanon in the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest
* Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 1
Ku Vajti

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"**Ku Vajti**" (English: Where Did It Go) is a song by Kosovar-Albanian singer Elvana Gjata. It was chosen to represent Kosovo at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 5 in Tirana, Albania.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 2nd with 214 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song won with 331 points.
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Nemesis

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"**Nemesis**" is a song by English singer Benjamin Clementine. It was chosen to represent France at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 2 in Athens, Greece.

In the final, the song came 14th with 42 points.
List of Adriaticvision Song Contest presenters

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This list includes those who have acted as presenters of the Adriaticvision Song Contest. Since the first edition, the host broadcaster has appointed one or more people as the presenters of the edition.

## See also

* List of countries in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of Adriaticvision Song Contest winners
* List of host cities of the Adriaticvision Song Contest
* List of languages in the Adriaticvision Song Contest
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* Norma Jean Martine

"**Lay In Your Arms**" is a song by Greek-Egyptian DJ Xenia Ghali. It was chosen to represent Libya at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo.

The song competed in the second semi-final where it came 3rd with 185 points and therefore qualified for the grand final. In the final, the song came 18th with 89 points.
Petra Jarrar

* singer
* songwriter

**Petra Zarah Jarrar** (born 4 May 1997) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. She represented Malta at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 8 in Thessaloniki, Greece with the song "Dancing Without You". She competed in the first semi-final where she placed 3rd with 199 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where she went on to place 5th with 203 points.
Ilma Karahmet

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**Ilma Karahmet** (born 1 May 2000) is a Bosnian singer. She was born in Travnik and grew up in Kiseljak.

## Mediterraneanvision

Karahmet was chosen to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria with the song "Neko Nije".