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Celebrating a new Beginning
Welcome to Dogana
"City of no Borders"
Dogana is a town and a civil parish, whose name means "Customs House"; it is located in the north-eastern corner of San Marino and is the most populated settlement in the republic. Dogana has a population of roughly 7,000. Due to its size, in 2006 it asked to split away from Serravalle and become its own castello, but in 2007 the proposal was refused. Partial autonomy is reflected in Dogana's having its own postal code, while the rest of Serravalle carries another designation. Dogana is the main entry point for travellers arriving into San Marino from Italy. Although Dogana means customs house in Italian, there are no border formalities anywhere on the border between Italy and San Marino, so the motorists may stop in Dogana only to shop at one of its shopping malls.
Host City / Dogana, San Marino
Venue / Teatro Nuovo
Hosts / Senhit and Diodato
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Finland, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya, Mexico, Netherlands and Poland
Withdrawing countries / Belgium, Czech Republic, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and South Africa
Debuting players / None
Venue / Teatro Nuovo
Hosts / Senhit and Diodato
Participating countries / 44
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Finland, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya, Mexico, Netherlands and Poland
Withdrawing countries / Belgium, Czech Republic, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and South Africa
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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James Blunt / twice for United Kingdom and once for Algeria, Germany and Italy / his best result being 6th
Natasha St-Pier / once for Canada, France, Monaco, Luxembourg and Panama / Bronze Medallist |
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Becky G / 3 times for Mexico and once for Dominican Republic / Bronze Medallist
Kelly Clarkson / 3 times for United States and once for United Kingdom / Silver Medallist Nox / for Hungary / Silver Medallists |
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Blas Cantó / twice for Spain and once for Andorra / Bronze Medallist
Red Electrick / for Malta / their best result being 4th Sasa Kovacevic / for Serbia / his best result being 22nd Vitaa / for Monaco / her best result being 22nd |
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Ana Mena / once for Domican Republic and San Marino / Bronze Medallist
Arilena Ara / for Albania / her best result being 8th BLACKPINK / for South Korea / their best result being 5th Fernando Daniel / for Portugal / Global Music Champion Lady Gaga / for United States / Silver Medallist Miki Núñez / for Andorra / his best result being 20th Silbermond / once for Germany and Liechtenstein / their best result being 20th Slimane / once for France and Monaco / his best result being 7th |
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A.R.M.I.A. / for Ukraine / not qualifying for the final
Betty G / for Ethiopia / not qualifying for the final Dagny / for Norway / placing 26th Di-rect / for Netherlands / not qualifying for the final DJ Méndez / for Chile / placing 20th Fabrika / for Russia / not qualifying for the final Faustix / for Denmark / placing 10th GJan / for Lithuania / not qualifying for the final Gjon's Tears / for Switzerland / not qualifying for the final Hamdan Al Abri / for United Arab Emirates / placing 24th Isak Danielson / for Sweden / placing 4th Kalben / for Turkey / not qualifying for the final Lorenzo Fragola / for Italy / placing 9th Skip Marley / for Jamaica / placing 8th |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Vietnam, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Canada, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina and United Arab Emirates
Countries receiving points from most juries / Australia, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Norway in 5th with 10 points from United Kingdom, Liechtenstein and Jamaica as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Bosnia-Herzegovina in 25th getting 12 points from Morocco
For the first time, the voting was split into a jury vote (the finalists) and a televote (the semi finalists) to create extra excitement all the way through the voting. And it did just that! Australia took the lead early on, and though both Norway and Serbia tasted victory throughout the jury voting, Australia had gathered the most points, when the last jury had voted. Norway and Serbia followed suit. But this was not the end! The televote changed things around, favouring Switzerland ahead of Serbia and Sweden. Australia only placed 10th in the televote, and fell to second place overall, leaving the top vacant for Serbia to claim their first victory. Switzerland secured the bronze medal after winning the televote, and United Kingdom and Norway rounded out the top 5.
Serbia was a founding member of GM and got off to a solid start, placing 6th. This was, however, not enough to keep them interested, and they did not return until GM09, and then only for a few editions. It was not until GM41, Serbia became a semi-regular participant, and they had to wait until GM52 to reach the top 10 again. It was with their 8th HoD, Serbia finally finished on the podium, taking the silver medal in GM77 with Marija Serifovic. Due to the many different HoDs, Serbia never saw much consistency, until the current HoD, Vladimir took over in GM128. A few editions later, Serbia won a bronze medal, but more than often they fail to qualify for the final. In fact, Serbia has not finished in the top 10 since GM142. But perseverance pays off, and in their 89th participation Serbia can finally lift the trophy high! Well done Serbia, Sasa Kovacevic and Vladimir!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Canada, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina and United Arab Emirates
Countries receiving points from most juries / Australia, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Norway in 5th with 10 points from United Kingdom, Liechtenstein and Jamaica as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Bosnia-Herzegovina in 25th getting 12 points from Morocco
For the first time, the voting was split into a jury vote (the finalists) and a televote (the semi finalists) to create extra excitement all the way through the voting. And it did just that! Australia took the lead early on, and though both Norway and Serbia tasted victory throughout the jury voting, Australia had gathered the most points, when the last jury had voted. Norway and Serbia followed suit. But this was not the end! The televote changed things around, favouring Switzerland ahead of Serbia and Sweden. Australia only placed 10th in the televote, and fell to second place overall, leaving the top vacant for Serbia to claim their first victory. Switzerland secured the bronze medal after winning the televote, and United Kingdom and Norway rounded out the top 5.
Serbia was a founding member of GM and got off to a solid start, placing 6th. This was, however, not enough to keep them interested, and they did not return until GM09, and then only for a few editions. It was not until GM41, Serbia became a semi-regular participant, and they had to wait until GM52 to reach the top 10 again. It was with their 8th HoD, Serbia finally finished on the podium, taking the silver medal in GM77 with Marija Serifovic. Due to the many different HoDs, Serbia never saw much consistency, until the current HoD, Vladimir took over in GM128. A few editions later, Serbia won a bronze medal, but more than often they fail to qualify for the final. In fact, Serbia has not finished in the top 10 since GM142. But perseverance pays off, and in their 89th participation Serbia can finally lift the trophy high! Well done Serbia, Sasa Kovacevic and Vladimir!
The Winner
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Scoreboards and Live Voting
Live voting
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
Deadlines
June 15th / Voting in the semi finals
June 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
June 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
July 2nd / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
June 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
June 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
July 2nd / 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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Serbia Sasa Kovacevic Jedra 140 points |
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Australia Jacob Lee Home 134 points |
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Switzerland Gjon's Tears Répondez-moi 130 points |
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United Kingdom James Blunt The greatest 124 points |
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Norway Dagny Somebody 115 points |
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Monaco Slimane & Vitaa Avant toi 113 points |
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Vietnam My Tam Anh chua tung biet 113 points |
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Portugal Fernando Daniel Voltas 110 points |
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Sweden Isak Danielson I don't need your love 106 points |
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Liechtenstein Zoe Wees Control 100 points |
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Jordan Zade Dirani feat. Ana Mena Dime que no 90 points |
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France Maëlle Toutes les machines ont un coeur 89 points |
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Luxembourg Daalman & Isabelle A Jij 86 points |
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Germany Silbermond Leichtes Gepäck 86 points |
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Morocco Redah Better man 81 points |
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Canada Natasha St-Pier Viens sois ma lumière 80 points |
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Venezuela Evaluna Montaner Me liberé 80 points |
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Spain Kelly Clarkson feat. Blas Cantó I dare you 79 points |
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Malta Red Electrick Dangerous 74 points |
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South Korea Lady Gaga feat. BLACKPINK Sour candy 70 points |
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Turkey Hakan Kurtas & Kalben Tesadüfen 70 points |
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Italy Lorenzo Fragola D'improvviso 63 points |
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Denmark Faustix feat. Kill J Need you 62 points |
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San Marino Levante Tikibombom 51 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Adna Thoughts 46 points |
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Andorra Miki Núñez Me vale 28 points |
Semi Final One
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Serbia Sasa Kovacevic Jedra 138 points |
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Vietnam My Tam Anh chua tung biet 108 points |
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Monaco Slimane & Vitaa Avant toi 88 points |
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Switzerland Gjon's Tears Répondez-moi 84 points |
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Jordan Zade Dirani feat. Ana Mena Dime que no 77 points |
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Morocco Redah Better man 70 points |
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Canada Natasha St-Pier Viens sois ma lumière 66 points |
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Turkey Hakan Kurtas & Kalben Tesadüfen 66 points |
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Germany Silbermond Leichtes Gepäck 60 points |
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South Korea Lady Gaga feat. BLACKPINK Sour candy 57 points |
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Malta Red Electrick Dangerous 57 points |
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Mexico Paly Broken toy 54 points |
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Ireland Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová Falling slowly 54 points |
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Jamaica Skip Marley Lions 54 points |
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Chile A.R.M.I.A. feat. DJ Méndez Let me be 53 points |
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China Fifi Rong Hunger game 52 points |
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United States Becky G & Kane Brown Lost in the middle of nowhere 40 points |
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Poland Hania Rani Home 39 points |
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Ethiopia Betty G & Nandy Don't break my heart 36 points |
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Finland Keko Salata 100% 24 points |
Semi Final Two
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Sweden Isak Danielson I don't need your love 115 points |
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Australia Jacob Lee Home 113 points |
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Liechtenstein Zoe Wees Control 111 points |
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Italy Lorenzo Fragola D'improvviso 102 points |
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Norway Dagny Somebody 86 points |
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Portugal Fernando Daniel Voltas 73 points |
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France Maëlle Toutes les machines ont un coeur 72 points |
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Venezuela Evaluna Montaner Me liberé 71 points |
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United Kingdom James Blunt The greatest 65 points |
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Luxembourg Daalman & Isabelle A Jij 63 points |
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Netherlands Di-rect Soldier on 61 points |
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Albania Arilena Ara Vegim 59 points |
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Ukraine Maryna & Co Kazka 54 points |
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Hungary Nox Nem lesz több tánc 48 points |
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Kenya J.S. Ondara Saying goodbye 47 points |
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Greece George Perris & Mario Frangoulis Moro 40 points |
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Lithuania GJan Clothes off 35 points |
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Russia Fabrika Mama Molodaya 32 points |
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United Arab Emirates Hamdan Al-Abri Rebirth 29 points |
