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Welcome to Bergen
"City of seven Mountains"
Welcome to Bergen, Norway's picturesque gem nestled between majestic mountains and the tranquil waters of the North Sea. This enchanting coastal city invites you to embark on a journey that will immerse you in its rich maritime history, stunning natural landscapes, and vibrant cultural scene. Begin your exploration in Bryggen, the historic heart of Bergen. Wander through the narrow, colorful alleyways of this UNESCO World Heritage site, where centuries-old wooden buildings house charming shops, cafes, and galleries. Discover the Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene to learn about Bergen's maritime past and the lives of the Hanseatic merchants who once called this place home. Bergen's thriving arts scene is celebrated at the KODE Art Museums, where you can explore a diverse collection of Norwegian and international art. Don't miss the chance to visit Edvard Grieg's Troldhaugen, the former home of the renowned composer, set in a beautiful lakeside landscape. Indulge in Norwegian cuisine at local restaurants and seafood markets. Savor dishes like fresh salmon, Bergen fish soup, and traditional cinnamon buns while enjoying panoramic views of the bustling harbor. Nature enthusiasts will find paradise in Bergen's surrounding landscapes. The city is a gateway to the stunning fjords of western Norway, including the famous Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Embark on a fjord cruise, hike through pristine national parks, or take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen for breathtaking views of the city and surrounding fjords. Bergen's vibrant cultural scene is showcased in its numerous festivals and events, from the Bergen International Festival to the Bergen Food Festival. Experience traditional Norwegian music, dance, and folklore, and immerse yourself in the city's lively atmosphere. Bergen's archipelago is a paradise for those seeking island adventures. Explore charming villages, hike scenic trails, and enjoy watersports such as kayaking and fishing in the crystal-clear waters of the North Sea. As the day turns to night, Bergen's nightlife comes alive with a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues. Join the locals in enjoying the vibrant atmosphere and friendly hospitality that the city is known for. Bergen extends a warm welcome to travelers from around the world, inviting you to explore its history, embrace its natural beauty, and connect with its friendly residents. Come and discover the magic of Bergen, Norway, where every moment promises a new adventure and a deeper connection to the heart of Scandinavia. Your journey begins here!
Host City / Bergen, Norway
Venue / Grieg Hall
Hosts / Sigrid Raabe and Kygo
Participating countries / 43
Debuting countries / Bahamas
Returning countries / Haiti, Israel, Nigeria and Suriname
Withdrawing countries / Angola, Belgium, Hungary, Lesotho and New Zealand
Debuting players / Javier for Haiti
Venue / Grieg Hall
Hosts / Sigrid Raabe and Kygo
Participating countries / 43
Debuting countries / Bahamas
Returning countries / Haiti, Israel, Nigeria and Suriname
Withdrawing countries / Angola, Belgium, Hungary, Lesotho and New Zealand
Debuting players / Javier for Haiti
Returning Artists
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Annalisa Scarrone / 6 times for San Marino and 4 times for Italy / her best result being 6th
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Elisa Toffoli / 6 times for Italy and once for San Marino / Global Music Champion
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Jelena Tomasevic / 4 times for Serbia and once for Israel / her best result being 8th
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Agnes Carlsson / for Sweden / Double Global Music Champion
Red Electrick / for Malta / their best result being 4th |
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Dima Bilan / for Russia / his best result being 8th
JP Cooper / for United Kingdom / Bronze Medallist Nacho / for Venezuela / his best result being 20th Sam Smith / twice for United Kingdom and once for Pakistan / his best result being 5th Vianney / for Monaco / his best result being 21st |
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Carpark North / for Denmark / their best result being 6th
Jorge Blanco / for Mexico / his best result being 16th Liran Danino / for Israel / his best result being 10th Lola Indigo / once for Spain and Chile / her best result being 22nd Miss Caffeina / once for Spain and Chile / their best result being 4th Sinplus / for Switzerland / their best result being 6th Sunmi / for South Korea / her best result being 7th |
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Alejandro Reyes / for Switzerland / placing 9th
Amaryllis / for Greece / not qualifying for the final Charlie Puth / for United States / placing 20th Ermal Mata / for Albania / Bronze Medallist Ilma Karahmet / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / placing 4th Noa Kirel / for Israel / not placing Tiwa Savage / for Nigeria / not qualifying for the final Wulf / for Netherlands / Silver Medallist |
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
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Israel, 6
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Switzerland and Haiti
Countries receiving points from most juries / Brazil and China, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Venezuela in 6th with 10 points from Israel as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Morocco in 24th getting 12 points from Malta and Venezuela
The lead changed a few times during the voting, though Suriname was in the winning position for quite some time. However, when all the jury votes had been counted, United States had taken the lead closely followed by no less than 3 South American countries: Brazil, Suriname and Venezuela. United Kingdom rounded out the top 5. This was far from the end though, as the televote had a very different story to tell. No country managed to finish in the top 5 with both the juries and the televote! The public favoured Albania ahead of Andorra, Israel, Australia and China, and these countries had only finished 20th, 13th, 19th, 23rd and 7th respectively with the juries. The jury favourite, United States, only managed 21st in the televote, Suriname came 19th, Venezuela 16th and United Kingdom was last! Only Brazil managed a decent 6th place in the televote and that was enough to jump ahead of the pack and claim not only their first medal, but their first trophy! United States had to settle for silver, with Suriname taking the bronze. Doing really well in the televote, Andorra jumped to 4th and Albania to 5th place, which meant that once again the top 5 eluded Venezuela, who finished in 6th place to tie their best ever result.
Brazil made their debut in GM22 and reached the top 10 on their second participation, finishing 6th. After a change of HoD, Brazil finished in the top 10 again in GM47, and in GM64 they obtained their best result, when Wanessa finished 4th. This position was reached again by Michel Teló in GM73. When Brazil reaches the top 10, which doesn't happen all that often, it's mostly in its lower part, and very often the huge South American country doesn't even make it to the final. José Oropeza returned to GM after a long break recently, picking up Brazil in GM174. In his first participation as HoD for Brazil, José reached the top 10 and by only his third try, he strikes gold! Brazil has now participated a total of 87 times, reaching 37 finals and finishing in the top 10 on 11 occasions. This is Brazil's first medal. Well done Brazil, Melim and José Oropeza!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Switzerland and Haiti
Countries receiving points from most juries / Brazil and China, 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Venezuela in 6th with 10 points from Israel as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Morocco in 24th getting 12 points from Malta and Venezuela
The lead changed a few times during the voting, though Suriname was in the winning position for quite some time. However, when all the jury votes had been counted, United States had taken the lead closely followed by no less than 3 South American countries: Brazil, Suriname and Venezuela. United Kingdom rounded out the top 5. This was far from the end though, as the televote had a very different story to tell. No country managed to finish in the top 5 with both the juries and the televote! The public favoured Albania ahead of Andorra, Israel, Australia and China, and these countries had only finished 20th, 13th, 19th, 23rd and 7th respectively with the juries. The jury favourite, United States, only managed 21st in the televote, Suriname came 19th, Venezuela 16th and United Kingdom was last! Only Brazil managed a decent 6th place in the televote and that was enough to jump ahead of the pack and claim not only their first medal, but their first trophy! United States had to settle for silver, with Suriname taking the bronze. Doing really well in the televote, Andorra jumped to 4th and Albania to 5th place, which meant that once again the top 5 eluded Venezuela, who finished in 6th place to tie their best ever result.
Brazil made their debut in GM22 and reached the top 10 on their second participation, finishing 6th. After a change of HoD, Brazil finished in the top 10 again in GM47, and in GM64 they obtained their best result, when Wanessa finished 4th. This position was reached again by Michel Teló in GM73. When Brazil reaches the top 10, which doesn't happen all that often, it's mostly in its lower part, and very often the huge South American country doesn't even make it to the final. José Oropeza returned to GM after a long break recently, picking up Brazil in GM174. In his first participation as HoD for Brazil, José reached the top 10 and by only his third try, he strikes gold! Brazil has now participated a total of 87 times, reaching 37 finals and finishing in the top 10 on 11 occasions. This is Brazil's first medal. Well done Brazil, Melim and José Oropeza!
The Winner
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Deadlines
October 16th / Voting in the semi finals
October 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
October 31st / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
October 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
October 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
October 31st / 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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Brazil Melim Eu feat. você 142 points |
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United States Kim Walker-Smith Undone 124 points |
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Suriname Krystl Losing my head 113 points |
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Andorra Miss Caffeina Oh long Johnson 106 points |
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Albania Ermal Meta feat. Elisa Piccola anima 105 points |
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Venezuela Nacho & Los Fantásticos Band Fe 104 points |
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China Griff Good stuff 98 points |
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Israel Doli & Penn feat. Noa Kirel & Liran Danino Meusharim 95 points |
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Finland Smackbound Close to sober 93 points |
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Netherlands Wulf Lonely door 89 points |
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United Kingdom JP Cooper In these arms 86 points |
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Australia Pendulum Nothing for free 82 points |
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Sweden Agnes Fingers crossed 81 points |
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Portugal Nuno Ribeiro Longe 77 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Ilma Karahmet Nista tvoje 75 points |
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Norway SKAAR Five times 75 points |
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Switzerland Sinplus Dreams 73 points |
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Italy Annalisa Tsunami 70 points |
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Germany Faun Rosenrot 69 points |
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Malta Red Electrick Come alive 67 points |
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France Woodkid Iron 62 points |
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Denmark Carpark North Moments 61 points |
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Russia Dima Bilan Dreams 60 points |
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Morocco Qaayel feat. Nada Azhari Each other 56 points |
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South Africa Richard Stirton What tears me the most 50 points |
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Lithuania Juste Kraujelyte Stormy waters 33 points |
Semi Final One
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United Kingdom JP Cooper In these arms 99 points |
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United States Kim Walker-Smith Undone 98 points |
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Portugal Nuno Ribeiro Longe 97 points |
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Netherlands Wulf Lonely door 97 points |
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Venezuela Nacho & Los Fantásticos Band Fe 88 points |
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Israel Doli & Penn feat. Noa Kirel & Liran Danino Meusharim 80 points |
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Italy Annalisa Tsunami 68 points |
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France Woodkid Iron 64 points |
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Malta Red Electrick Come alive 63 points |
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Lithuania Juste Kraujelyte Stormy waters 56 points |
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Serbia Jelena Tomasevic Diraj mi usne 54 points |
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Turkey Gökce Kilincer Sev derim 53 points |
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Chile Alejandro Reyes & Timebelle Rapido 51 points |
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Ethiopia Jerry Asfawe Min largelhe 50 points |
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Canada Lennon Stella feat. Charlie Puth Summer feelings 47 points |
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South Korea Sunmi Siren 46 points |
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Bahamas Angelique Sabrina I'm ready 37 points |
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Greece Amaryllis Pros to paron 35 points |
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Poland Pola Rise & Andy Ward Mama said 35 points |
Semi Final Two
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Suriname Krystl Losing my head 111 points |
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Sweden Agnes Fingers crossed 111 points |
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Brazil Melim Eu feat. você 95 points |
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Finland Smackbound Close to sober 95 points |
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Albania Ermal Meta feat. Elisa Piccola anima 85 points |
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Switzerland Sinplus Dreams 83 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Ilma Karahmet Nista tvoje 81 points |
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China Griff Good stuff 78 points |
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Australia Pendulum Nothing for free 69 points |
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Andorra Miss Caffeina Oh long Johnson 66 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Russia Dima Bilan Dreams 57 points |
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Vietnam Phuong Ly & Tinle Missing you 56 points |
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Ukraine KAZKA Song of brave girls 55 points |
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San Marino Aiello Vienimi 51 points |
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Haiti Fatima Altieri Abandone'm 51 points |
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Mexico Jorge Blanco Conmigo 44 points |
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Nigeria Tiwa Savage feat. Sam Smith Temptation 38 points |
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Monaco Vianney Beau-papa 27 points |
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Spain Lola Indigo, Lalo Ebratt & Rauw Alejandro 4 besos 23 points |
