Welcome to Plymouth
"gritty can be pretty"
Host City / Plymouth, United Kingdom
Venue / Theatre Royal
Hosts / Johanna Konta and Tom Daley
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / Botswana
Returning countries / Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico and Venezuela
Countries taking a break / Belgium, Finland, Romania, Samoa and Slovenia
Debuting players / None
Venue / Theatre Royal
Hosts / Johanna Konta and Tom Daley
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / Botswana
Returning countries / Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico and Venezuela
Countries taking a break / Belgium, Finland, Romania, Samoa and Slovenia
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
Demy / for Greece / Silver Medallist
Descemer Bueno / for Andorra / placing 12th James Walsh / for Belgium / placing 14th Kodaline / for Ireland / placing 4th Krisko / for Bulgaria / not qualifying for the final Lodovica Comello / for San Marino / placing 17th Malou Kyriakopoulou / for Cyprus / placing 12th Maluma / for Colombia / placing 14th Mariette / for Sweden / placing 10th Robbie Williams / for United Kingdom / placing 9th Voz Veis/ for Venezuela / not qualifying for the final |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Ireland, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Puerto Rico, Portugal and Hungary
Countries receiving points from most juries/ Colombia, Spain and Sweden, 18
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Portugal in 9th with 10 points from Canada and South Korea as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / United States in 22nd getting 12 points from Italy and Serbia
For a long time it looked like a run away victory for Colombia, but in the end only 2 points separated gold and silver. It was, however, Colombia who managed to hang on and claim their second gold medal in only 3 editions! Sweden came very close, but had to settle for silver, and Haiti, who had to rely upon the wildcard to get into the final, racked up enough points to take home the bronze - their very first medal! Albania and Ireland rounded out the top 5 - the former for the second edition in a row.
Colombia debuted back in GM/12 and got off to a great start finishing 6th with Juanes. Another top 10 result followed in GM/25, but Colombia's participations saw big gaps between them, and they only competed 3 times from GM/27 and until they became a semi-regular in GM/94. Shakira brought home the first medal shortly after, when she won the bronze in GM/102 together with Carlinhos Brown. More top 10 results followed and just 5 editions ago, with new HoD Juan at the helm in GM/130, Colombia had their best result, when they came within a whisker of victory with Morat ultimately taking the silver medal. However, they only had to wait another 3 editions for their first triumph, when Kristin Amparo went all the way to the top in GM/133, and now Global Music will already be going back to Colombia for a second time! Colombia has now participated 39 times, reaching 26 finals, finishing in the top 10 10 times and winning 4 medals! Well done Colombia, Ricky Martin, Maluma and Juan!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Puerto Rico, Portugal and Hungary
Countries receiving points from most juries/ Colombia, Spain and Sweden, 18
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Portugal in 9th with 10 points from Canada and South Korea as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / United States in 22nd getting 12 points from Italy and Serbia
For a long time it looked like a run away victory for Colombia, but in the end only 2 points separated gold and silver. It was, however, Colombia who managed to hang on and claim their second gold medal in only 3 editions! Sweden came very close, but had to settle for silver, and Haiti, who had to rely upon the wildcard to get into the final, racked up enough points to take home the bronze - their very first medal! Albania and Ireland rounded out the top 5 - the former for the second edition in a row.
Colombia debuted back in GM/12 and got off to a great start finishing 6th with Juanes. Another top 10 result followed in GM/25, but Colombia's participations saw big gaps between them, and they only competed 3 times from GM/27 and until they became a semi-regular in GM/94. Shakira brought home the first medal shortly after, when she won the bronze in GM/102 together with Carlinhos Brown. More top 10 results followed and just 5 editions ago, with new HoD Juan at the helm in GM/130, Colombia had their best result, when they came within a whisker of victory with Morat ultimately taking the silver medal. However, they only had to wait another 3 editions for their first triumph, when Kristin Amparo went all the way to the top in GM/133, and now Global Music will already be going back to Colombia for a second time! Colombia has now participated 39 times, reaching 26 finals, finishing in the top 10 10 times and winning 4 medals! Well done Colombia, Ricky Martin, Maluma and Juan!
The Winner
Scoreboards and Live Voting
Calendar
April 3rd - 17th / Vote in the semi finals
April 19th - 29th / Vote in the final
Until April 30th / Submit song for GM/136 - The sooner the better!
April 19th - 29th / Vote in the final
Until April 30th / Submit song for GM/136 - The sooner the better!
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