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Welcome to Lausanne
"Lakeside Strolls and gothic grandeur"
Welcome to Lausanne, where the pristine shores of Lake Geneva meet the majestic beauty of the Swiss Alps, creating a city that is both a picturesque wonder and a vibrant cultural hub. This enchanting destination invites you to explore its rich history, indulge in gourmet delights, and partake in a myriad of outdoor adventures. Lausanne is a city that celebrates the fusion of tradition and modernity. Wander through its historic old town, where cobblestone streets wind past medieval architecture, including the stunning Lausanne Cathedral. The Olympic Museum, situated on the shores of Lake Geneva, pays tribute to the city's role as the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee. The heart of Lausanne resonates with a dynamic cultural scene. Explore the eclectic mix of galleries, theaters, and music venues, where world-class performances and exhibitions take center stage. The city's festivals and events, such as the Lausanne Street Food Festival and the Montreux Jazz Festival, offer a glimpse into Switzerland's creative spirit. Lausanne's culinary landscape is a gastronomic delight. Savor exquisite Swiss dishes like fondue, raclette, and rösti, or indulge in Michelin-starred dining experiences that showcase the artistry of Swiss chefs. Explore local markets, such as the Lausanne Farmers' Market, where fresh produce and artisanal treats await. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by Lausanne's breathtaking surroundings. Take a leisurely stroll along the scenic promenades that grace Lake Geneva's shores, or venture into the nearby Lavaux vineyards, a UNESCO World Heritage site, for a wine-tasting tour. The nearby Jura Mountains and the Alps provide ample opportunities for hiking, skiing, and outdoor adventures. As night falls, Lausanne's nightlife comes alive. Join the locals in celebrating life at stylish bars, where you can savor Swiss wines and cocktails with stunning lake views. The city's cultural diversity ensures a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to every taste. In Lausanne, history and innovation harmonize, creating a city that's both deeply rooted in its past and forward-thinking in its approach. It's a place where you'll find warm welcomes, rich traditions, and endless opportunities for exploration. So, pack your bags, embrace the allure, and let Lausanne's captivating charm and boundless wonders captivate your heart. Your Swiss adventure begins here, in this remarkable city by the shores of Lake Geneva.
Host City / Lausanne, Switzerland
Venue / Palais de Beaulieu
Hosts / Edita Abdieski and Sebalter
Participating countries / 47
Debuting countries / Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Returning countries / Austria, Iceland, Jordan, Latvia and Turkmenistan
Countries taking a break / Armenia, Cameroon, Estonia, Fiji, Liberia, Luxembourg, Macedonia and Ukraine
Debuting players / None
Venue / Palais de Beaulieu
Hosts / Edita Abdieski and Sebalter
Participating countries / 47
Debuting countries / Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Returning countries / Austria, Iceland, Jordan, Latvia and Turkmenistan
Countries taking a break / Armenia, Cameroon, Estonia, Fiji, Liberia, Luxembourg, Macedonia and Ukraine
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Emma Marrone / 5 times for Italy and once for San Marino / Silver Medallist
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Emina Jahovic / 3 times for Bosnia-Herzegovina and once for Serbia and Montenegro / her best result being 4th
M. Pokora / 3 times for Monaco and once for France and Poland / Silver Medallist |
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David Guetta / twice for France and United States / Global Music Champion
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Ailee / for South Korea / Double Global Music Champion
Dami Im / for South Korea / Silver Medallist Garou / for Canada / his best result being 5th Melissa M / for Monaco and Algeria / her best result being 27th Onirama / for Cyprus / their best result being 4th Soni Malaj / for Albania / her best result being 4th |
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András Kállay-Saunders / for Hungary / placing 17th
Anna Eriksson / for Finland / placing 11th Ásgeir Trausti / for Iceland / not qualifying for the final Maria Rita / for Brazil / not qualifying for the final Mr Probz / for Netherlands / not qualifying for the final Reged Hov / for Israel / Silver Medallist Revolverheld / for Czech Republic / placing 4th Sebnem Ferah / for Azerbaijan / not qualifying for the final Svenstrup & Vendelboe / for Denmark / placing 14th Train / for Mexico / not qualifying for the final |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Andorra, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Austria, Venezuela and Portugal
Countries receiving points from most juries / Australia, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Jordan in 9th with 10 points from Canada as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Switzerland in 25th, getting 12 points from Serbia
Australia took home the trophy with a solid margin ahead of Netherlands and Andorra. Denmark and Puerto Rico rounded out the top 5, with the latter reaching the highest position ever.
Australia made their debut all the way back in GM/04, when the popular Delta Goodrem can't have been happy with her dismal 15th place finish. However, Australia did not give up and has been pretty consistant participants ever since. They won their first medal in GM/11, when Kylie Minogue took the silver, and with Delta's return in GM/24 Australia came out on top for the first time. More victories followed with Guy Sebastian and Jordin Sparks in GM/49, Samantha Jade in GM/84 and Delta Goodrem once again in GM/91. Dami Im, who has previously won a silver medal for South Korea, can now bring the trophy back Down Under for the 5th time. Australia has also won another silver and 5 bronze medals, and in their 82 participations the final has been graced 68 times and the top 10 reached 32 times. Those are pretty spectacular numbers for the big country. It's the third time that Dami Im takes part in GM, though she represented South Korea on her previous attempts, winning a silver medal once. Not many artists can brag about more than one GM-medal! Some HoDs do, however, have several medals to their name. Yuly is one of them, as she has now won twice for Australia after taking over the Delegation in GM/91. Well done Australia, Dami and Yuly!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Austria, Venezuela and Portugal
Countries receiving points from most juries / Australia, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Jordan in 9th with 10 points from Canada as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Switzerland in 25th, getting 12 points from Serbia
Australia took home the trophy with a solid margin ahead of Netherlands and Andorra. Denmark and Puerto Rico rounded out the top 5, with the latter reaching the highest position ever.
Australia made their debut all the way back in GM/04, when the popular Delta Goodrem can't have been happy with her dismal 15th place finish. However, Australia did not give up and has been pretty consistant participants ever since. They won their first medal in GM/11, when Kylie Minogue took the silver, and with Delta's return in GM/24 Australia came out on top for the first time. More victories followed with Guy Sebastian and Jordin Sparks in GM/49, Samantha Jade in GM/84 and Delta Goodrem once again in GM/91. Dami Im, who has previously won a silver medal for South Korea, can now bring the trophy back Down Under for the 5th time. Australia has also won another silver and 5 bronze medals, and in their 82 participations the final has been graced 68 times and the top 10 reached 32 times. Those are pretty spectacular numbers for the big country. It's the third time that Dami Im takes part in GM, though she represented South Korea on her previous attempts, winning a silver medal once. Not many artists can brag about more than one GM-medal! Some HoDs do, however, have several medals to their name. Yuly is one of them, as she has now won twice for Australia after taking over the Delegation in GM/91. Well done Australia, Dami and Yuly!
The Winner
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Scoreboards and Live Voting
Voting
12, 10, 8...1 point for your top 10
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
Watching the Videos
All the videos are in the YouTube playlist at TVGlobalMusic
The Final
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Australia Dami Im Gladiator 155 points |
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Netherlands Mr Probz Nothing really matters 120 points |
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Andorra Ruth Lorenzo Gigantes 103 points |
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Denmark Svenstrup & Vendelboe feat. Josefine Hvor ondt det gør 99 points |
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Puerto Rico Ricky Martin Adiós 94 points |
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France David Guetta feat. Sam Martin Dangerous 94 points |
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Monaco M. Pokora On danse 93 points |
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United States Train Angel in blue jeans 92 points |
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Jordan Ayah Marar Beg borrow steal 91 points |
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Marlon Roudette When the beat drops out 90 points |
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San Marino Chiara Galiazzo Un giorno di sole 88 points |
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Finland Anna Eriksson Oot voimani mun 87 points |
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Germany Enigma Return to innocence 82 points |
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Hungary András Kállay-Saunders Juliet 80 points |
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Canada Charlotte Cardin & Garou Du vent, des mots 79 points |
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Sweden Le Maine Daughter of a king 78 points |
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South Korea Ailee Don't touch me 77 points |
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Italy Emma Marrone Resta ancora un po' 76 points |
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Liechtenstein Revolverheld Lass uns gehen 76 points |
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Mexico Axel feat. Kaay Mi corazón es tuyo 74 points |
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Cyprus Onirama Ti einai agapi? 65 points |
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United Kingdom Tich Dumb 62 points |
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Venezuela Daniel Huen Baila 56 points |
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Austria Love Generation Dance alone 55 points |
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Switzerland Carrousel Reviendra 51 points |
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Belgium Arsenal feat. Lydmor Temul 29 points |
Semi Final One
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Italy Emma Marrone Resta ancora un po' 107 points |
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Andorra Ruth Lorenzo Gigantes 96 points |
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Puerto Rico Ricky Martin Adiós 88 points |
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Austria Love Generation Dance alone 87 points |
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Denmark Svenstrup & Vendelboe feat. Josefine Hvor ondt det gør 79 points |
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South Korea Ailee Don't touch me 76 points |
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France David Guetta feat. Sam Martin Dangerous 72 points |
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Germany Enigma Return to innocence 71 points |
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Marlon Roudette When the beat drops out 68 points |
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Venezuela Daniel Huen Baila 66 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Liechtenstein Revolverheld Lass uns gehen 65 points |
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Poland Danny & Sasha Strunin Emely 62 points |
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Indonesia NOAH Hidup untukmu, mati tanpamu 55 points |
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Turkey Sebnem Ferah Hoscakal 52 points |
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Norway Röyksopp & Robyn Monument 48 points |
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Israel Regev Hod Kmo kochav 47 points |
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Chile Azzu Ven, ven bésame 42 points |
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Algeria Melissa M feat. JMI Sissoko Jump 42 points |
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New Zealand Willy Moon Yeah yeah 39 points |
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India Preeya Kalidas Love between us 38 points |
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Serbia Emina Jahovic Nesanica 35 points |
Semi Final Two
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Hungary András Kállay-Saunders Juliet 120 points |
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Netherlands Mr Probz Nothing really matters 116 points |
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United States Train Angel in blue jeans 99 points |
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Jordan Ayah Marar Beg borrow steal 96 points |
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Monaco M. Pokora On danse 93 points |
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Cyprus Onirama Ti einai agapi? 93 points |
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Sweden Le Maine Daughter of a king 87 points |
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San Marino Chiara Galiazzo Un giorno di sole 87 points |
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Finland Anna Eriksson Oot voimani mun 73 points |
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United Kingdom Tich Dumb 62 points |
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Ireland Bressie Silence is your saviour 61 points |
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Russia Fabrika Ne rodis' krasivoy 57 points |
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Turkmenistan Mähri Pirgulyýewa Hazynam 53 points |
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South Africa AB de Villiers & Ampie du Preez Maak jou drome waar 49 points |
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Albania Soni Malaj Ndarja 43 points |
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Iceland Ásgeir Trausti Hærra 40 points |
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Czech Republic Never Sol Lay down 31 points |
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Lativa Astra the 22's Blue venom 26 points |
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Portugal Cuca Roseta & David Bisbal Si aun te quieres quedar 24 points |
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Colombia Riva Sin ti 16 points |
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Brazil Maria Rita Veja bem, meu bem 8 points |
