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Welcome to Santiago
"Metropolis with a View"
Welcome to Santiago, the vibrant capital of Chile, where rich history, stunning landscapes, and a thriving cultural scene converge to create an unforgettable travel experience. Nestled against the backdrop of the majestic Andes Mountains, Santiago offers a breathtaking setting that's sure to captivate your senses. Explore the city's historic neighborhoods, such as Bellavista and Lastarria, where colorful streets are lined with charming cafes, boutiques, and street art that will ignite your creativity. Discover the heart of Santiago at the Plaza de Armas, a bustling square where you can soak in the city's colonial history. Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral and the historic Royal Court Palace to delve into Chile's past, and don't forget to sample some mouthwatering empanadas from local vendors. Food enthusiasts will be in culinary heaven in Santiago. Indulge in traditional Chilean dishes like pastel de choclo (corn pie) and pisco sour, a refreshing cocktail. Explore the bustling Central Market for a seafood feast or dine in one of the city's many upscale restaurants for a taste of Chilean fusion cuisine. For wine lovers, Santiago serves as a gateway to Chile's renowned wine regions. Take a day trip to nearby Maipo Valley or Casablanca Valley to savor some of the finest Chilean wines while surrounded by picturesque vineyards. Adventure seekers can head to the nearby Andes for hiking, skiing, and breathtaking views. The city's proximity to both the mountains and the Pacific Ocean provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities. As the day turns into night, Santiago comes alive with a vibrant nightlife scene. Enjoy live music, dance the night away at clubs, or simply relax with a glass of Chilean wine at a cozy wine bar. In Santiago, you'll encounter a warm and welcoming culture, where locals are eager to share their traditions and stories. So why wait? Come and immerse yourself in the magic of Santiago, Chile, where every corner of the city has a unique story to tell and a memorable experience waiting for you. Your adventure begins here!
Host City / Santiago, Chile
Venue / Movistar Arena
Hosts / Cote de Pablo and Santiago Cabrera
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Finland, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Lithuania, Panama, Ukraine and United States
Withdrawing countries / Colombia, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand and Vietnam
Debuting players / None
Venue / Movistar Arena
Hosts / Cote de Pablo and Santiago Cabrera
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Finland, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Lithuania, Panama, Ukraine and United States
Withdrawing countries / Colombia, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand and Vietnam
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Lara Fabian / 5 times for Belgium, twice for Canada and Luxembourg and once for Monaco / Silver Medallist
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Emina Jahovic / 4 times for Sebia, 3 times for Bosnia-Herzegovina and twice for Montenegro / her best result being 4th
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Soraya Arnelas / 6 times for Spain and once for Andorra and Luxembourg / her best result being 13th
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Dami Im / 4 times for South Korea and once for Australia and Solomon Islands / Global Music Champion
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Anxhela Peristeri / for Albania / Global Music Champion
Zeljko Joksimovic / 3 times for Serbia and once for Montenegro and Macedonia / his best result being 5th |
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Madeline Juno / 3 times for Liechtenstein and once for Germany / her best result being 4th
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5 Seconds of Summer / for Australia / their best result being 8th
Agnes Carlsson / for Sweden / Double Global Music Champion Avicii / for Sweden / Bronze Medallist Gabrielle Leithaug / for Norway / her best result being 11th Kayah / for Poland / not qualifying for the final Sigala / for United Kingdom / his best result being 13th |
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Aloe Blacc / once for Panama and Sweden / Bronze Medallist
Camila Gallardo / once for Chile and Venezuela / her best result being 19th HAEVN / for Netherlands / Global Music Champion Jazzu / for Lithuania / Global Music Champion Lasso / for Venezuela / his best result being 16th |
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Becky Hill / for Norway / Silver Medallist
Danna Paola / for Mexico / placing 23rd Melody / for Venezuela / not qualifying for the final Tiago Braga / for Portugal / placing 9th |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Chile, 4
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Chile, Hungary and Spain
Countries receiving points from most juries / France, 19
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Andorra in 16th with 10 points from Portugal, Canada and Malta as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Portugal in 22nd getting 12 points from Canada
Again we were witness to a very exciting and close voting, with 3 countries tying for the lead at one point! In the end, though, France pulled away and won by a comfortable margin ahead of Denmark and Czech Republic. This was the first medal ever for Czech Republic! Ukraine returned to the contest in style and rounded out the top 5 together with Belgium.
France debuted way back in GM03, but it was only in their 3rd attempt they reached the top 10. The first medal came in GM11, but the proud country had to wait for several years, before they finally stroke gold in GM60, when Grégory Lemarchal came out on top. In the next 10 editions, France came really close to a second victory three times, but had to settle for the silver each time. Then in GM90 Julien Comblat was the most popular artist and brought the contest back to France. Twice France has won The Double, and both Indila and Kendji Girac are Double Champions. The last two gold medal was won by duos; first Matthieu Mendès and Pomme in GM98 and secondly David Guetta and Swedish singer Zara Larsson in GM125. Since that last gold medal, France has won 2 bronze medals and finished in the top 10 several times. The country has now taken part 140 times, qualifying for 110 finals, reaching the top 10 in 66 of those and winning a total of 20 medals! This gold medal is the 9th for for France, but the first for Deo, who took over as French HoD in GM155. Previously he has been HoD for Malta for a long time. Well done France, Philippine and Deo!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Chile, Hungary and Spain
Countries receiving points from most juries / France, 19
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Andorra in 16th with 10 points from Portugal, Canada and Malta as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Portugal in 22nd getting 12 points from Canada
Again we were witness to a very exciting and close voting, with 3 countries tying for the lead at one point! In the end, though, France pulled away and won by a comfortable margin ahead of Denmark and Czech Republic. This was the first medal ever for Czech Republic! Ukraine returned to the contest in style and rounded out the top 5 together with Belgium.
France debuted way back in GM03, but it was only in their 3rd attempt they reached the top 10. The first medal came in GM11, but the proud country had to wait for several years, before they finally stroke gold in GM60, when Grégory Lemarchal came out on top. In the next 10 editions, France came really close to a second victory three times, but had to settle for the silver each time. Then in GM90 Julien Comblat was the most popular artist and brought the contest back to France. Twice France has won The Double, and both Indila and Kendji Girac are Double Champions. The last two gold medal was won by duos; first Matthieu Mendès and Pomme in GM98 and secondly David Guetta and Swedish singer Zara Larsson in GM125. Since that last gold medal, France has won 2 bronze medals and finished in the top 10 several times. The country has now taken part 140 times, qualifying for 110 finals, reaching the top 10 in 66 of those and winning a total of 20 medals! This gold medal is the 9th for for France, but the first for Deo, who took over as French HoD in GM155. Previously he has been HoD for Malta for a long time. Well done France, Philippine and Deo!
The Winner
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Scoreboards and Live Voting
Deadlines
October 15th / Voting in the semi finals
October 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 4th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
October 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 4th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
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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France Philippine C'est beau, c'est toi 130 points |
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Denmark Mads Langer Eyes closed 107 points |
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Czech Republic Katie Kei Burn it down 100 points |
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Ukraine Kishe Tsyu nich 99 points |
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Belgium IBE Table of fools 96 points |
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Cuba Jon Secada feat. Soraya Por si no vuelves 94 points |
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Chile Camila Gallardo Ven 91 points |
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United Arab Emirates Ahzee feat. Gohary Beybosso 87 points |
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Germany Madeline Juno Automatisch 85 points |
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Netherlands HAEVN We are 84 points |
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South Africa Josh Wantie Fall again 83 points |
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China Feng Timo Deja vu 79 points |
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United Kingdom Sigala feat. Becky Hill Wish you well 78 points |
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Australia 5 Seconds of Summer Teeth 78 points |
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Italy Mahmood Barrio 78 points |
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Andorra Bombai Vuela 75 points |
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Lithuania Jazzu Ghost 74 points |
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Greece Christos Mastoras & Rita Wilson Let me be 68 points |
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Sweden Agnes I trance 64 points |
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South Korea Dami Im Crying underwater 63 points |
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Switzerland TRUST Welcome to The West 61 points |
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Portugal Tiago Braga Ilusão 59 points |
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Israel Kobi Marimi Yalla bye 58 points |
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Panama Avicii feat. Aloe Blacc SOS 57 points |
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Zimbabwe Gemma Griffiths My town 24 points |
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Finland Evelina Tornado 69 points |
Semi Final One
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Czech Republic Katie Kei Burn it down 109 points |
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Ukraine Kishe Tsyu nich 89 points |
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Netherlands HAEVN We are 80 points |
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South Africa Josh Wantie Fall again 80 points |
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Lithuania Jazzu Ghost 77 points |
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Sweden Agnes I trance 77 points |
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Cuba Jon Secada feat. Soraya Por si no vuelves 75 points |
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Denmark Mads Langer Eyes closed 69 points |
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South Korea Dami Im Crying underwater 64 points |
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Australia 5 Seconds of Summer Teeth 54 points |
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Serbia Emina Jahovic feat. Zeljko Joksimovic Dva aviona 51 points |
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Turkey Mor ve Ötesi Oyunbozan 51 points |
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United States Fleurie Hurricane 50 points |
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Canada Lara Fabian Je suis a toi 44 points |
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Hungary No Sugar Súlytalanul 33 points |
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Romania ADDA Ce am cu tine 31 points |
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Sri Lanka Daddy Jeewithe windinna 17 points |
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Norway Gabrielle Tenker på deg 51 points |
Semi Final Two
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Belgium IBE Table of fools 101 points |
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France Philippine C'est beau, c'est toi 99 points |
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China Feng Timo Deja vu 93 points |
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United Arab Emirates Ahzee feat. Gohary Beybosso 79 points |
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Panama Avicii feat. Aloe Blacc SOS 78 points |
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Finland Evelina Tornado 78 points |
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Andorra Bombai Vuela 71 points |
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Portugal Tiago Braga Ilusão 65 points |
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Israel Kobi Marimi Yalla bye 65 points |
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Germany Madeline Juno Automatisch 64 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Greece Christos Mastoras & Rita Wilson Let me be 61 points |
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Poland Atanas Valkov & Kayah Czarna polana 61 points |
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Malta Sebastian Calleja Touch 58 points |
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Venezuela Lasso feat. Danna Paola Substítulos 52 points |
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Albania Anxhela Peristeri Shpirt i bukur 49 points |
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Spain Melody Rúmbame 48 points |
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Russia Victoria Dayneko One woman army 38 points |
