Welcome to Kinshasa
"Bigger, Faster, Louder
- and simply infectious"
In a city bubbling with life, a Kinshasa vacation offers a non-stop immersion into African culture and history. Be sure to explore the arts district, the national museums, lively markets, and the rural regions surrounding the capital, retiring to a local bar when you need a rest from all the action. A favorite on many Kinshasa itineraries, day trips to areas inhabited by bonobos (pygmy chimps) allow visitors to appreciate the area's rich animal life - and provide a chance to get out of the urban chaos for a while.
Host City / Kinshasa, DR Congo
Venue / Stade des Martyrs
Hosts / Joelle Kayembe, Mohombi, Phylicia Wissa and Marie Myriam
Participating countries / 48
Debuting countries / Kiribati
Returning countries / Brazil, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, Liechtenstein and Malta
Withdrawing countries / Kenya, Morocco, Poland and Tonga
Debuting players / None
Venue / Stade des Martyrs
Hosts / Joelle Kayembe, Mohombi, Phylicia Wissa and Marie Myriam
Participating countries / 48
Debuting countries / Kiribati
Returning countries / Brazil, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, Liechtenstein and Malta
Withdrawing countries / Kenya, Morocco, Poland and Tonga
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Marco Mengoni / 7 times for San Marino and 5 times for Italy / his best result being 4th
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David Bisbal / 6 times for Andorra, twice for Spain and once for Dominican Republic and Germany / Bronze Medallist
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Ed Sheeran / 7 times for United Kingdom and once for Cuba, Ghana and United States / Global Music Champion
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Michael Bublé / for Canada / Bronze Medallist
Polina Gagarina / for Russia / Bronze Medallist Sia Furler / 3 times for Australia and Monaco and once for Solomon Islands / Global Music Champion |
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Galena / for Bulgaria / not qualifying for the final
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Dua Lipa / twice for Kosovo and South Korea and once for Netherlands / her best result being 5th
Red Electrick / for Malta / their best result being 4th |
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Maya Sar / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / her best result being 14th
Måns Zelmerlöw / for Sweden / Global Music Champion Sebastián Yatra / 3 times for Colombia and once for Panama / his best result being 15th |
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Alle Farben / twice for Liechtenstein and once for New Zealand / his best result being 21st
Ana Mena / once for Dominican Republic, Jordan and San Marino / Bronze Medallist Danna Paola / once for Mexico, Chile and Venezuela / her best result being 23rd Faouzia / for Morocco / Global Music Champion Flori Mumajesi / for Albania / his best result being 19th Fuse ODG / for Ghana / not qualifying for the final |
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Aleyna Tilki / for Turkey / her best result being 13th
John Legend / once for United States and Italy / Silver Medallist KEiiNO / for Norway / Bronze Medallists Keith Urban / once for Australia and New Zealand / Silver Medallist Krisko / for Bulgaria / not qualifying for the final Linda Király / for Hungary / her best result being 13th Noa Kirel / for Israel / her best result being 8th Stefanie Heinzmann / for Switzerland / Silver Medallist Tokio Hotel / for Germany / their best result being 8th |
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Amy Shark / for Australia / not placing
Angèle van Laeken / for Belgium / placing 25th Camilo / for Colombia / not qualifying for the final Destiny Chukunyere / for Malta / placing 12th Evaluna Montaner / for Venezuela / placing 17th Fréro Delavega / for Monaco / not qualifying for the final Gaby Moreno / for Guatemala / Global Music Champion Greeicy Réndon / for Colombia / not qualifying for the final Nuno Ribeiro / for Portugal / placing 14th Postcards / for Lebanon / placing 20th Takagi & Ketra / for San Marino / not qualifying for the final Ultimo / for Italy / placing 13th |
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 / Chile and Norway, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Liechtenstein, Germany, Turkey, San Marino and France
Countries receiving points from most juries / Norway, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Russia in 7th with 10 points from Serbia and Brazil as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Lebanon in 24th getting 12 points from Guatemala
Following an early lead for Chile, the voting rather quickly turned into a two-way battle between Norway and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The lead changed a few times during the jury vote, but one was never too far ahead of the other to feel secure. Norway did manage to create a bigger lead towards the end of the jury vote, which they won ahead of Denmark, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ireland and Switzerland. As per tradition, the televote did not totally agree with the juries, though this time they favoured the same country: Norway, who naturally took home the trophy with a comfortable margin. Close behind in the televote were Chile, Spain, Guatemala and Ireland, and of those Spain gained the most, as they had only finished 19th with the juries. When all votes were combined, Bosnia-Herzegovina clawed the silver out of the hands of Denmark, as they received more points than the Danes in the televote. Ireland and Switzerland rounded out the top 5 to secure a direct place in the next final.
Norway debuted in GM04, but had a tumultuous start with three different HoDs in their three first participations. The third brought Norway their first medal, one of silver, in GM08 and followed that up with another one in GM13. Several other top 10 results were achieved before Norway took a break again after GM18. The 4th HoD brought Norway the first gold medal, when Dina triumphed in GM23. This was followed by a bronze medal on home soil and several other top 10 results and new HoDs, before Norway took home their second trophy with Marit Larsen in GM53. Since then Norway came really close to a third triumph several times, finishing as runner-up an impressive 10 times, before they managed that third gold medal by the hands of Maria Mena. The current HoD, Tor-Eirik, took over Norway in GM102 and is responsible for 1 gold medal, 7 silver medals and 1 bronze medal, and now he can call himself a Double Champion for Norway! In total Norway has participated 162 times, reaching 111 finals, finishing in the top 10 on 52 participations and winning 18 medals. Well done Norway, KEiiNO and Tor-Eirik!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Liechtenstein, Germany, Turkey, San Marino and France
Countries receiving points from most juries / Norway, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Russia in 7th with 10 points from Serbia and Brazil as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Lebanon in 24th getting 12 points from Guatemala
Following an early lead for Chile, the voting rather quickly turned into a two-way battle between Norway and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The lead changed a few times during the jury vote, but one was never too far ahead of the other to feel secure. Norway did manage to create a bigger lead towards the end of the jury vote, which they won ahead of Denmark, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ireland and Switzerland. As per tradition, the televote did not totally agree with the juries, though this time they favoured the same country: Norway, who naturally took home the trophy with a comfortable margin. Close behind in the televote were Chile, Spain, Guatemala and Ireland, and of those Spain gained the most, as they had only finished 19th with the juries. When all votes were combined, Bosnia-Herzegovina clawed the silver out of the hands of Denmark, as they received more points than the Danes in the televote. Ireland and Switzerland rounded out the top 5 to secure a direct place in the next final.
Norway debuted in GM04, but had a tumultuous start with three different HoDs in their three first participations. The third brought Norway their first medal, one of silver, in GM08 and followed that up with another one in GM13. Several other top 10 results were achieved before Norway took a break again after GM18. The 4th HoD brought Norway the first gold medal, when Dina triumphed in GM23. This was followed by a bronze medal on home soil and several other top 10 results and new HoDs, before Norway took home their second trophy with Marit Larsen in GM53. Since then Norway came really close to a third triumph several times, finishing as runner-up an impressive 10 times, before they managed that third gold medal by the hands of Maria Mena. The current HoD, Tor-Eirik, took over Norway in GM102 and is responsible for 1 gold medal, 7 silver medals and 1 bronze medal, and now he can call himself a Double Champion for Norway! In total Norway has participated 162 times, reaching 111 finals, finishing in the top 10 on 52 participations and winning 18 medals. Well done Norway, KEiiNO and Tor-Eirik!
The Winner
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Deadlines
March 16th / Voting in the semi finals
March 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
March 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
March 31st / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
March 16th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
March 27th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
March 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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Norway KEiiNO Monument 172 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Maya Sar Hvala 130 points |
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Denmark Drew Sycamore I wanna be dancing 130 points |
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Ireland Ryan Dolan Start again 127 points |
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Switzerland Stefanie Heinzmann feat. Alle Farben Build a house 113 points |
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Chile Carolina Soto Todo vuelve a cero 108 points |
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Russia Polina Gagarina & Måns Zelmerlöw Circles and squares 108 points |
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Lithuania Gebrasy Where'd you wanna go 108 points |
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United States John Legend & Faouzia Minefields 105 points |
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Guatemala Gaby Moreno feat. Jonny P Love is gone 91 points |
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Spain Ana Mena & Rocco Hunt A un paso de la luna 86 points |
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Monaco Fréro Delavega Mon petit pays 82 points |
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United Kingdom Ed Sheeran Afterglow 81 points |
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China (G)I-DLE Hwaa 76 points |
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Luxembourg Angèle & Dua Lipa Fever 76 points |
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Germany Tokio Hotel & VIZE White lies 73 points |
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Kiribati Elijah L Dive 73 points |
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Portugal Nuno Ribeiro feat. Ainoa Buitrago Por ti 71 points |
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Italy Ultimo 22 settembre 67 points |
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Turkey Aleyna Tilki Retrograde 66 points |
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DR Congo Imelda Gabs Fallen angel 54 points |
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Venezuela Evaluna Montaner & Camilo Machu Picchu 49 points |
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Liechtenstein Ryk Diamonds 48 points |
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Lebanon Postcards Walls 40 points |
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Albania Flori Mumajesi Dhemb 39 points |
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San Marino Takagi & Ketra feat. Frah Quintale & Marco Mengoni Venere e marte 31 points |
Semi Final One
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Ireland Ryan Dolan Start again 116 points |
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Switzerland Stefanie Heinzmann feat. Alle Farben Build a house 108 points |
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Russia Polina Gagarina & Måns Zelmerlöw Circles and squares 106 points |
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United States John Legend & Faouzia Minefields 99 points |
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Chile Carolina Soto Todo vuelve a cero 96 points |
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Guatemala Gaby Moreno feat. Jonny P Love is gone 88 points |
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Portugal Nuno Ribeiro feat. Ainoa Buitrago Por ti 68 points |
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Luxembourg Angèle & Dua Lipa Fever 62 points |
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Italy Ultimo 22 settembre 60 points |
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Liechtenstein Ryk Diamonds 56 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Kiribati Elijah L Dive 53 points |
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Canada Gary Barlow feat. Michael Bublé & Sebastián Yatra Elita 50 points |
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Ethiopia Abenezer Dejene Felekuh 50 points |
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South Africa Josh Kempen Pistol 46 points |
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France Juliette Moraine Pourvu qu'on m'aime 45 points |
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Serbia Sashka Janx Sori not sori 45 points |
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Mexico Danna Paola Oye Pablo 44 points |
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Netherlands Nona Forever yours 42 points |
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Hungary Linda Király & Souvenyr Gone 40 points |
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South Korea Pentakill feat. Bobby Rise 40 points |
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Belgium Valentine Sans disparaître 39 points |
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Andorra David Bisbal feat. Greeicy Perdón 39 points |
Semi Final Two
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Norway KEiiNO Monument 127 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Maya Sar Hvala 111 points |
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Lithuania Gebrasy Where'd you wanna go 93 points |
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Spain Ana Mena & Rocco Hunt A un paso de la luna 86 points |
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Germany Tokio Hotel & VIZE White lies 84 points |
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China (G)I-DLE Hwaa 75 points |
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Turkey Aleyna Tilki Retrograde 68 points |
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Venezuela Evaluna Montaner & Camilo Machu Picchu 68 points |
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San Marino Takagi & Ketra feat. Frah Quintale & Marco Mengoni Venere e marte 66 points |
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Denmark Drew Sycamore I wanna be dancing 66 points |
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Sweden The Lovers of Valdaro Rhythm and decibel 63 points |
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Ukraine Arkady Voytiuk Tsiluy solodkymy hubamy 58 points |
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Malta Red Electrick feat. Destiny Mistake 56 points |
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Israel Noa Kirel SLT 55 points |
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Greece Stefania & Rein Swipe 54 points |
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Finland Viivi Liian paikallaan 53 points |
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Australia Amy Shark feat. Keith Urban Love songs ain't for us 49 points |
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Brazil OutroEu feat. Sandy Ai de mim 45 points |
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Bulgaria Galena & Krisko Krasivi laji 44 points |
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Ghana Fuse ODG feat. KiDi & Kuami Eugene New African girl 39 points |
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Nigeria Sia feat. Burna Boy Hey boy 32 points |
