Welcome to Kharkiv
"Center of Ukrainian Culture"
Welcome to Kharkiv, the vibrant cultural capital of Ukraine that promises an unforgettable journey of discovery. Nestled in the northeastern part of the country, Kharkiv is a city that seamlessly blends history, innovation, and a lively atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Kharkiv's architectural gems, with its stunning neoclassical buildings, elegant squares, and wide boulevards that exude an air of sophistication. Explore the bustling Freedom Square, the second-largest city square in Europe, where you can admire the majestic Derzhprom building and soak in the vibrant energy of the city. Delve into Kharkiv's rich cultural heritage as you visit world-class museums, such as the Kharkiv Art Museum and the Museum of the History of Kharkiv, where you can delve into the city's past and marvel at its artistic treasures. Kharkiv is also known as the educational and scientific hub of Ukraine, with prestigious universities and research centers fostering innovation and creativity. Discover the city's vibrant arts scene, with theaters, galleries, and performance venues that showcase a diverse range of cultural expressions, from classical ballet to contemporary art exhibitions. Indulge in the flavors of Ukrainian cuisine, savoring traditional dishes like borscht, varenyky, and salo, accompanied by a glass of local Horilka. For nature lovers, Kharkiv offers picturesque parks and green spaces, including the sprawling Gorky Park and the serene Shevchenko Park, where you can enjoy leisurely walks, picnics, or even catch a boat ride on the river. Kharkiv is also a city of sports, with a passionate fanbase and a rich sporting history. Experience the thrill of a football match at the Metalist Stadium, or cheer on your favorite team at the ice hockey arena. Beyond the city limits, the wonders of the Kharkiv region await. From the vast open landscapes of the Ukrainian steppe to the historical sites of the nearby cities, there is always something new to discover. The warmth and hospitality of the local people will make you feel welcome as they share their traditions, folklore, and cultural celebrations with you. So come and experience the magic of Kharkiv, a city that embraces its rich history while embracing modernity, leaving you with lasting memories and a desire to return. Discover a destination that offers a vibrant blend of history, culture, and innovation, and let Kharkiv captivate your heart and imagination.
Host City / Kharkiv, Ukraine
Venue / Victory Concert Hall
Hosts / Alexandra Zaritskaya and Artem Pivovarov
Participating countries / 43
Returning countries / Belarus, Belgium, Burkina Faso and Romania
Withdrawing countries / Finland, Iceland, Iran, Solomon Islands and Venezuela
Debuting players / None
Venue / Victory Concert Hall
Hosts / Alexandra Zaritskaya and Artem Pivovarov
Participating countries / 43
Returning countries / Belarus, Belgium, Burkina Faso and Romania
Withdrawing countries / Finland, Iceland, Iran, Solomon Islands and Venezuela
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Aitana Morales / 4 times for Spain and 3 times for Andorra / 4th place
Amira Haddad / 4 times for France and once for Tunisia, Monaco and Greece / Global Music Champion |
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Ana Mena / once for Spain, Dominican Republic, Jordan and San Marino / Bronze Medallist
Christophe Willem / 3 times for France and once for Algeria / 8th place Studio 3 / for Italy / 4th place |
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Jann Arden / for Canada / 18th place
Sigrid Solbakk Raabe / for Norway / 5th place Stefanie Heinzmann / for Switzerland / Silver Medallist |
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Eric Nam / for South Korea / 26th place
Gjon's Tears / for Switzerland / Bronze Medallist James Bay / for United Kindgom / 5th place Justinas Jarutis / for Lithuania / 24th place Mahmood / once for Italy and San Marino / 15th place Sara Jovanovic / for Serbia / not qualifying for the final |
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Lauv / for United States / 12th place
Nermin Puskar / for Slovenia / 6th place Niall Horan / for Ireland / 4th place Vitaliy Kozlovskiy / for Ukraine / not qualifying for the final |
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 / Romania, 6
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / San Marino, Albania, Netherlands, Denmark, Burkina Faso and North Macedonia
Countries receiving points from most juries / Denmark and Norway, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Monaco in 8th with 10 points from Estonia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Mexico in 26th getting 12 points from France
This edition, the voting quickly turned into a one-sided affair with Romania taking the lead after only 3 juries and then never looking back. By the end of the jury voting, Romania had built a 35 points lead over Norway followed by New Zealand, Albania and Denmark. The gap was so big that even though the televote didn't agree with the jury vote, Romania was already crowned the winner before they received their points from the televote! While Albania and Norway also featured in the televote top 5 in 2nd and 4th place respectively, it was Andorra who scored most points from the public after finishing last with the juries. United States was 3rd in the televote but only 23rd with the juries, and United Kingdom rounded out the televote top 5 (18th with the juries). However, the televote did not shake up the overall top 5 much, as only New Zealand and Albania switched places from the jury result, so that Romania was joined by Norway and Albania on the podium with New Zealand and Denmark rounding out the top 5.
Romania was one of the founding members of the contest and only missed one edition before they withdrew after GM23. They were the most successful country in the beginning, winning 4 medals from GM02 to GM05, including 2 consecutive gold medals for Impact and K1. Another four medals followed before Romania struck gold again in GM63, when Adrian Sina and Beverlei Brown triumphed. Following GM101, Romania took a break and has since only participated on and off and to dismal results, only finishing in the top 10 three times since. In total Romania has now competed 110 times, qualified for 83 finals, reaching the top 10 25 times and winning 11 medals. The newest HoD, Francesco, who first represented Romania in GM188, is the country's 10th HoD. He has represented different countries in the contest, but this is his first trophy. Well done Romania, AMI and Francesco!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / San Marino, Albania, Netherlands, Denmark, Burkina Faso and North Macedonia
Countries receiving points from most juries / Denmark and Norway, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Monaco in 8th with 10 points from Estonia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Mexico in 26th getting 12 points from France
This edition, the voting quickly turned into a one-sided affair with Romania taking the lead after only 3 juries and then never looking back. By the end of the jury voting, Romania had built a 35 points lead over Norway followed by New Zealand, Albania and Denmark. The gap was so big that even though the televote didn't agree with the jury vote, Romania was already crowned the winner before they received their points from the televote! While Albania and Norway also featured in the televote top 5 in 2nd and 4th place respectively, it was Andorra who scored most points from the public after finishing last with the juries. United States was 3rd in the televote but only 23rd with the juries, and United Kingdom rounded out the televote top 5 (18th with the juries). However, the televote did not shake up the overall top 5 much, as only New Zealand and Albania switched places from the jury result, so that Romania was joined by Norway and Albania on the podium with New Zealand and Denmark rounding out the top 5.
Romania was one of the founding members of the contest and only missed one edition before they withdrew after GM23. They were the most successful country in the beginning, winning 4 medals from GM02 to GM05, including 2 consecutive gold medals for Impact and K1. Another four medals followed before Romania struck gold again in GM63, when Adrian Sina and Beverlei Brown triumphed. Following GM101, Romania took a break and has since only participated on and off and to dismal results, only finishing in the top 10 three times since. In total Romania has now competed 110 times, qualified for 83 finals, reaching the top 10 25 times and winning 11 medals. The newest HoD, Francesco, who first represented Romania in GM188, is the country's 10th HoD. He has represented different countries in the contest, but this is his first trophy. Well done Romania, AMI and Francesco!
The Winner
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"Dulce Simfonie" by AMI is a mesmerizing ballad that intertwines poetic lyricism with an enchanting melody. The song portrays a heartfelt narrative about love's complexities, comparing the emotional journey to a "sweet symphony" of highs and lows. AMI's delicate yet powerful vocal delivery amplifies the song’s emotional depth, drawing listeners into its intimate and soulful atmosphere.
Musically, the track combines contemporary pop elements with subtle orchestral influences, creating a rich and layered soundscape. Its blend of vulnerability and elegance has made it stand out among AMI's repertoire.
"Dulce Simfonie" achieved notable success in Romania, resonating with audiences for its authentic expression of emotion and memorable chorus. It enjoyed substantial radio airplay and chart presence, further cementing AMI's place as a prominent voice in the Romanian music scene.
Musically, the track combines contemporary pop elements with subtle orchestral influences, creating a rich and layered soundscape. Its blend of vulnerability and elegance has made it stand out among AMI's repertoire.
"Dulce Simfonie" achieved notable success in Romania, resonating with audiences for its authentic expression of emotion and memorable chorus. It enjoyed substantial radio airplay and chart presence, further cementing AMI's place as a prominent voice in the Romanian music scene.
Deadlines
May 16th / Voting in the semi finals
May 28th / Voting in the final
May 31st / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
May 28th / Voting in the final
May 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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Romania AMI Dulce simfonie 156 points |
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Norway Sigrid & Bring Me the Horizon Bad life 123 points |
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Albania Gjon's Tears Silhouette 119 points |
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New Zealand Crowded House Don't dream it's over 109 points |
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Denmark Ericka Jane Strangers in the night 108 points |
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Liechtenstein Leony Remedy 96 points |
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Switzerland Stefanie Heinzmann feat. Jake Isaac All we need is love 95 points |
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Monaco Christophe Willem PS: Je t'aime 94 points |
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Belarus Elline Day Alien 76 points |
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France Saam Il est où 72 points |
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United Kingdom James Bay Give me the reason 71 points |
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Israel Amir & Ishay Ribo Comme les oiseaux 68 points |
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Indonesia Rendy Pandugo Morning light 67 points |
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Burkina Faso Hawa Boussim Koregore 66 points |
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Australia Telenova Why do I keep you 65 points |
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Ireland Niall Horan Nice to meet ya 63 points |
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United States Elley Duhé Middle of the night 62 points |
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Spain Aitana feat. Nicki Nicole Formenter 55 points |
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San Marino Sangiovanni Farfalle 53 points |
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North Macedonia Next Time Koga padna na pirina 51 points |
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Andorra Ana Mena Duecentomila ore 50 points |
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Greece Lou is Do I do 47 points |
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Sweden Sinnah Good night 43 points |
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Netherlands Floor Jansen Fire 40 points |
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Ukraine Vitaliy Kozlovskiy Ínsha vesna 38 points |
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Mexico Dulce María Es un drama 26 points |
Semi Final One
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Norway Sigrid & Bring Me the Horizon Bad life 106 points |
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Switzerland Stefanie Heinzmann feat. Jake Isaac All we need is love 98 points |
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Denmark Ericka Jane Strangers in the night 91 points |
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France Saam Il est où 82 points |
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Liechtenstein Leony Remedy 79 points |
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Israel Amir & Ishay Ribo Comme les oiseaux 68 points |
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United States Elley Duhé Middle of the night 63 points |
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Mexico Dulce María Es un drama 62 points |
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Burkina Faso Hawa Boussim Koregore 61 points |
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San Marino Sangiovanni Farfalle 56 points |
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Estonia Púr Múdd & Shira Golden shores 54 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Nermin Puskar Kad u ovu ljubav sumnjam 51 points |
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China Terry Zhong feat. Jack Newsome Home alright 49 points |
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Peru Gepe feat. Wendy Sulca Hambre 47 points |
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South Korea Eric Nam Any other way 47 points |
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Germany Vanessa Mai feat. Sido Happy end 45 points |
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Italy Studio 3 Per te 30 points |
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Latvia Lauv 26 19 points |
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DNF
Turkey Selin Asi 52 points |
Semi Final Two
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Romania AMI Dulce simfonie 122 points |
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Albania Gjon's Tears Silhouette 110 points |
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Belarus Elline Day Alien 97 points |
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Australia Telenova Why do I keep you 96 points |
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Monaco Christophe Willem PS: Je t'aime 90 points |
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Sweden Sinnah Good night 83 points |
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New Zealand Crowded House Don't dream it's over 75 points |
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Netherlands Floor Jansen Fire 70 points |
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Ireland Niall Horan Nice to meet ya 67 points |
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Greece Lou is Do I do 64 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Indonesia Rendy Pandugo Morning light 60 points |
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Canada Jann Arden Love will be waiting 57 points |
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Tanzania Alikiba Seduce me 55 points |
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Lithuania Justinas Jarutis I'm a fool 47 points |
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Belgium ToDieFor feat. Mahmood & Poupie Bel Air 44 points |
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Portugal Sara Carreira Leva-me a viajar 29 points |
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Serbia Sara Jo Divlja 25 points |
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Philippines The CompanY Sang tawag mo lang 9 points |
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DNF
Malta Anthea What it do 18 points |
