Welcome to Skopje
"Europe's most unusual Capital City"
A melting pot of cultures from Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Yugoslavian rule, Skopje serves as the nation's eclectic capital. The Old Turkish Bazaar was one of the city's only sites left unharmed by an earthquake in the 1960s, and today it still represents a mixing place for Christian and Muslim locals as well as tourists. Since the earthquake, much of the country's largest city has been rebuilt and modernized, and now boasts a vibrant nightlife and art scene. Nevertheless, the past remains present here, and visitors are still wowed by the historical attractions, some dating back to ancient times.
Host City / Skopje, North Macedonia
Venue / Todor Proeski Arena
Hosts / Katarina Ivanovska and Kiril Lazarov
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / Tuvalu
Returning countries / New Zealand
Withdrawing countries / Iceland, Japan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Poland and Vanuatu
Debuting players / None
Venue / Todor Proeski Arena
Hosts / Katarina Ivanovska and Kiril Lazarov
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / Tuvalu
Returning countries / New Zealand
Withdrawing countries / Iceland, Japan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Poland and Vanuatu
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Kendji Girac / 6 times for France and 3 times for Monaco / Double Global Music Champion
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Adele / 7 times for United Kingdom and once for Australia / Double Global Music Champion
Mika / 5 times for Lebanon and 3 times for United Kingdom / Bronze Medallist Modà / 7 times for Italy and once for San Marino / Silver Medallists |
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Álvaro Soler / 4 times for Andorra and once for Spain and Colombia / Double Global Music Champion
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Agnes Carlsson / for Sweden / Double Global Music Champion
Danna Paola / twice for Mexico and once for Chile, Spain and Venezuela / her best result being 21st |
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Baby K / 3 times for Singapore and once for San Marino / her best result being 9th
Christopher / 3 times for Denmark and once for South Korea / Bronze Medallist Eluveitie / for Switzerland / Silver Medallists Rita Guerra / for Portugal / her best result being 4th Zivert / 3 times for Russia and once for Ukraine / her best result being 4th |
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Christina Aguilera / twice for United States and once for China / her best result being 10th
Keith Urban / twice for Australia and once for New Zealand / Silver Medallist |
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Daniel Schuhmacher / for Germany / his best result being 6th
Elhaida Dani / for Albania / her best result being 22nd |
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Agoney / for Spain / not qualifying for the final
Blake Rose / for Australia / not qualifying for the final OneRepublic / for United Kingdom / placing 6th Viktoria Modesta / for Latvia / not qualifying for the final Yuqi / for China / Global Music Champion |
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 / North Macedonia and Spain, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, Portugal and Tuvalu
Countries receiving points from most juries / Spain 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / United States in 13th with 10 points from Israel as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Ireland in 21st getting 12 points from Spain
The host country got the first 12 points and took the lead, but for the first handful of juries it changed with every set of votes, until Spain went in front. Apart from handing the lead to Denmark for the shortest stint, Spain held onto the lead throughout the voting and won the jury vote ahead of Denmark, Netherlands, United Kingdom and North Macedonia. Was Spain finally going to strike gold? For that to happen they needed to do well with the televote as well. However, the public favoured North Macedonia with a big margin down to San Marino (who had only finished 18th with the juries). Spain managed third place ahead of Morocco (16th) and China (25th). So, once again the juries and the public had very different opinions, but finishing in the top 3 with both was enough for Spain to win the first gold medal. North Macedonia took home the silver and the bronze went to Denmark with United Kingdom and Netherlands rounding out the top 5.
Spain was a founding member of Global Music, but only competed once. They returned, however, in GM05 taking home the silver medal thanks to GM Royalty, Mónica Naranjo. Just two editions later, Davinia finished as runner up, and Spain did fairly well very often. They did, however, also have long stretches of less than impressive results including periods of up to 28 consecutive editions without reaching the top 10. The current HoD, José Sabater, took over the reigns in GM119 to imidiate success, winning the third silver medal, when Pablo Alborán came close to victory. Under José's leadership, Spain has been doing better, but the victory has always eluded them, though another 3 silver medals have been won by Mirela in GM138, Belén Aguilera in GM171 and Celtian and Antón Davila in GM182. And now finally - on their 164th attempt - Spain takes home the big trophy! Well done Spain, Agoney and José Sabater!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, Portugal and Tuvalu
Countries receiving points from most juries / Spain 22
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / United States in 13th with 10 points from Israel as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Ireland in 21st getting 12 points from Spain
The host country got the first 12 points and took the lead, but for the first handful of juries it changed with every set of votes, until Spain went in front. Apart from handing the lead to Denmark for the shortest stint, Spain held onto the lead throughout the voting and won the jury vote ahead of Denmark, Netherlands, United Kingdom and North Macedonia. Was Spain finally going to strike gold? For that to happen they needed to do well with the televote as well. However, the public favoured North Macedonia with a big margin down to San Marino (who had only finished 18th with the juries). Spain managed third place ahead of Morocco (16th) and China (25th). So, once again the juries and the public had very different opinions, but finishing in the top 3 with both was enough for Spain to win the first gold medal. North Macedonia took home the silver and the bronze went to Denmark with United Kingdom and Netherlands rounding out the top 5.
Spain was a founding member of Global Music, but only competed once. They returned, however, in GM05 taking home the silver medal thanks to GM Royalty, Mónica Naranjo. Just two editions later, Davinia finished as runner up, and Spain did fairly well very often. They did, however, also have long stretches of less than impressive results including periods of up to 28 consecutive editions without reaching the top 10. The current HoD, José Sabater, took over the reigns in GM119 to imidiate success, winning the third silver medal, when Pablo Alborán came close to victory. Under José's leadership, Spain has been doing better, but the victory has always eluded them, though another 3 silver medals have been won by Mirela in GM138, Belén Aguilera in GM171 and Celtian and Antón Davila in GM182. And now finally - on their 164th attempt - Spain takes home the big trophy! Well done Spain, Agoney and José Sabater!
The Winner
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Deadlines
November 18th / Voting in the semi finals
November 18th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
November 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 30th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
November 18th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
November 26th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
November 30th / 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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Spain Agoney Quién pide al cielo por ti 154 points |
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North Macedonia Aleksandra Janeva Denot sto ni nosi 135 points |
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Denmark Christopher Fall so hard 119 points |
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United Kingdom Adele Easy on me 117 points |
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Netherlands Purple Disco Machine feat. Eyelar Dopamine 110 points |
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Ecuador Christina Aguilera El mejor guerrero 98 points |
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Iran Ahmad Saeedi Vabastat shodam 95 points |
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Germany Daniel Schuhmacher Hypnotized 92 points |
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San Marino Michael Leonardi Solitary soul 83 points |
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Morocco Nassi La vie est belle 80 points |
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Sweden Agnes 24 hours 79 points |
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Switzerland Eluveitie Ambiramus 78 points |
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United States OneRepublic Someday 78 points |
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Canada Forest Blakk Foolish 78 points |
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Monaco France Gall Ella elle l'a 77 points |
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Belgium JEPP What about us 72 points |
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Italy Modà Puoi leggerlo solo di sera 69 points |
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Greece Vasilis Sideris Apenanti 60 points |
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Portugal Rita Guerra feat. João Paulo Rodrigues Por mim 59 points |
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China Yuqi Giant 56 points |
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Ireland Mundy feat. Sharon Shannon The Galway girl 52 points |
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Andorra Supremme de Luxe Llévame al cielo 52 points |
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Australia Blake Rose Rollerblades 49 points |
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France Dadju & Kendji Girac Dans mes bras 46 points |
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Norway Emma Steinbakken Sorry 42 points |
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Turkey Nazlican Kübra Yalanmis & bir nefes 83 points |
Semi Final One
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Germany Daniel Schuhmacher Hypnotized 107 points |
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San Marino Michael Leonardi Solitary soul 104 points |
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Denmark Christopher Fall so hard 103 points |
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Belgium JEPP What about us 86 points |
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Netherlands Purple Disco Machine feat. Eyelar Dopamine 85 points |
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Greece Vasilis Sideris Apenanti 76 points |
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China Yuqi Giant 75 points |
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Andorra Supremme de Luxe Llévame al cielo 67 points |
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France Dadju & Kendji Girac Dans mes bras 59 points |
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Ireland Mundy feat. Sharon Shannon The Galway girl 56 points |
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Russia Zivert Cry 55 points |
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Ukraine ETOLUBOV Prityazheniye 52 points |
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Albania Elhaida Dani Kënga jonë 49 points |
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Serbia Maja Markovic Nadjite mi dusu 47 points |
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Israel Mergui Angel 44 points |
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Romania DJ Vianu Beloved 37 points |
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Latvia Viktoria Modesta Prototype 36 points |
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Mexico Danna Paola & MIKA Me myself 22 points |
Semi Final Two
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Spain Agoney Quién pide al cielo por ti 105 points |
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Australia Blake Rose Rollerblades 89 points |
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Ecuador Christina Aguilera El mejor guerrero 85 points |
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Italy Modà Puoi leggerlo solo di sera 84 points |
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Canada Forest Blakk Foolish 81 points |
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United States OneRepublic Someday 79 points |
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Portugal Rita Guerra feat. João Paulo Rodrigues Por mim 77 points |
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Iran Ahmad Saeedi Vabastat shodam 77 points |
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Turkey Nazlican Kübra Yalanmis & bir nefes 72 points |
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Morocco Nassi La vie est belle 71 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Monaco France Gall Ella elle l'a 61 points |
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South Korea APOKI Get it out 57 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Rialda Paljba 56 points |
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Singapore Baby K feat. Álvaro Soler Non dire una parola 47 points |
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Tuvalu Tamaika Kofe Tuu mo aganuu 42 points |
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New Zealand Keith Urban Making memories of us 40 points |
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Liechtenstein LEOPOLD Pink rebel 37 points |
