Welcome to San Luis Potosi
"Grand old colonial City"
A grand old dame of a colonial city, San Luis Potosí was once a revolutionary hotbed, an important mining town and a seat of government to boot. Today the city has maintained its poise as the prosperous state capital, orderly industrial center and university seat, though it sees relatively few visitors. A great place to wander through, the city's historic core is made up of numerous plazas and manicured parks that are linked by attractive pedestrian streets. This lively city's cultural elegance is reflected in its delightful colonial architecture, impressive theater and numerous excellent museums.
Host City / San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Venue / El Domo
Hosts / Ximena Navarrete, Eduardo Verastegui and Mauricio Medellin
Participating countries / 40
Returning countries / Japan, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands and Venezuela
Withdrawing countries / Bosnia-Herzegovina, Indonesia, Monaco, New Zealand, Solomon Islands and Turkey
Debuting players / None
Venue / El Domo
Hosts / Ximena Navarrete, Eduardo Verastegui and Mauricio Medellin
Participating countries / 40
Returning countries / Japan, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands and Venezuela
Withdrawing countries / Bosnia-Herzegovina, Indonesia, Monaco, New Zealand, Solomon Islands and Turkey
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Ana Mena / twice for Spain and once for Andorra, Dominican Republic, Jordan and San Marino / Bronze Medallist
Jelena Tomasevic / 5 times for Serbia and once for Israel / 8th place |
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Becky G / 3 times for Mexico and once for United States and Dominican Republic / Bronze Medallist
Blas Cantó / 3 times for Spain and twice for Andorra / Bronze Medallist Eros Ramazzotti / for Italy / Bronze Medallist |
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Belinda / for Mexico / Silver Medallist
Claudia Leitte / for Brazil / semi final Dagny Sandvik / for Norway / 5th place Dotan Harpenau / twice for Netherlands and once for Suriname / Silver Medallist Emma Muscat / for Malta / 13th place Namie Amuro / for Japan / 18th place |
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Albert Stanaj / for Albania / 4th place
Charlotte Cardin / for Canada / 15th place Dvicio / for Spain / 4th place Faustix / for Denmark / 10th place Fred De Palma / once for Italy and San Marino / 17th place P!nk / for United States / Silver Medallist Rag'n'Bone Man / for United Kingdom / 5th place Shawn Hook / once for Canada and United States / Bronze Medallist Vaidas Baumila / for Lithuania / semi final Wincent Weiss / once for Germany and Liechtenstein / 17th place |
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Alif Naaba / for Burkina Faso / 9th place
Emily Roberts / for Liechtenstein / 6th place Hwasa / for South Korea / semi final Lara Ivanova / for North Macedonia / Silver Medallist Lizzy Wang / for China / 21st place Yuri / for Mexico / semi 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 / United Kingdom, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / San Marino, Sweden, Estonia and Ukraine
Countries receiving points from most juries / Switzerland, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Norway in 10th with 10 points from Switzerland as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / United States in 25th getting 12 points from Brazil
Sweden got off to a strong start and for a long time had a fierce battle with Israel for the lead. It was the ladder who lead most of the voting, and ended up winning the jury vote. However, towards the end the margin had shrunk to just 3 points, leaving Switzerland close behind ahead of North Macedonia, Japan and Germany. It was as always now up to the public to have their say and they through their support behind Netherlands, who had only finished 18th with the juries. Israel finished 2nd in the televote with Spain (8th with the juries), Switzerland and Malta (9th) rounding out the top 5. When combining the points from the juries and the televote, Israel secured a comfortable victory and Switzerland an evenly comfortable silver medal. Spain claimed the bronze and Netherlands and Malta finished 4th and 5th respectively. This was only the 3rd top 5 result ever for Malta.
Israel is one of the founding members of Global Music and was one of the most succesful countries in the beginning. Their first medal, one of silver, was won on only their second participation, and the very next edition - in GM03 - they took one step up the podium to claim their first gold medal, when Miri Mesika finished on top. Only 5 editions later, Israel scored the most points again for Diamondz and claimed their second trophy. Israel did pretty well after that, often finishing in the top 10, but they had to wait until GM94 for their third triumph. That gold medal was won by Chen Aharoni. Then came a period with lesser results and Israel also took a couple of breaks from the contest and changed their HoD. During this time they did reach the top 10 another ten times, before Fabi took over as new HoD in GM176. He kicked that career off with a top 10 and followed it up with a gold medal - the 4th for Israel - when Dennis Lloyd triumphed. Only once since has Israel reached the top 10, but now they have once again shot for the top of the podium. Israel has now competed 162 times, reaching 110 finals, finishing in the top 10 on 43 occasions and winning 7 medals. Well done Israel, Dotan and Fabi!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / San Marino, Sweden, Estonia and Ukraine
Countries receiving points from most juries / Switzerland, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Norway in 10th with 10 points from Switzerland as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / United States in 25th getting 12 points from Brazil
Sweden got off to a strong start and for a long time had a fierce battle with Israel for the lead. It was the ladder who lead most of the voting, and ended up winning the jury vote. However, towards the end the margin had shrunk to just 3 points, leaving Switzerland close behind ahead of North Macedonia, Japan and Germany. It was as always now up to the public to have their say and they through their support behind Netherlands, who had only finished 18th with the juries. Israel finished 2nd in the televote with Spain (8th with the juries), Switzerland and Malta (9th) rounding out the top 5. When combining the points from the juries and the televote, Israel secured a comfortable victory and Switzerland an evenly comfortable silver medal. Spain claimed the bronze and Netherlands and Malta finished 4th and 5th respectively. This was only the 3rd top 5 result ever for Malta.
Israel is one of the founding members of Global Music and was one of the most succesful countries in the beginning. Their first medal, one of silver, was won on only their second participation, and the very next edition - in GM03 - they took one step up the podium to claim their first gold medal, when Miri Mesika finished on top. Only 5 editions later, Israel scored the most points again for Diamondz and claimed their second trophy. Israel did pretty well after that, often finishing in the top 10, but they had to wait until GM94 for their third triumph. That gold medal was won by Chen Aharoni. Then came a period with lesser results and Israel also took a couple of breaks from the contest and changed their HoD. During this time they did reach the top 10 another ten times, before Fabi took over as new HoD in GM176. He kicked that career off with a top 10 and followed it up with a gold medal - the 4th for Israel - when Dennis Lloyd triumphed. Only once since has Israel reached the top 10, but now they have once again shot for the top of the podium. Israel has now competed 162 times, reaching 110 finals, finishing in the top 10 on 43 occasions and winning 7 medals. Well done Israel, Dotan and Fabi!
The Winner
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Deadlines
August 17th / Voting in the semi finals
August 17th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
August 28th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
September 2nd / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
August 17th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
August 28th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
September 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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Israel Dotan There will be a way 136 points |
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Switzerland Joya Marleen Next to you 120 points |
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Spain Dvicio Te pienso a cada hora 106 points |
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Netherlands Son Mieux Multicolor 102 points |
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Malta Emma Muscat feat. Blas Cantó La stessa lingua 96 points |
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Germany Wincent Weiss Morgen 94 points |
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North Macedonia Lara feat. Kasapski Samo svrti se 92 points |
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Romania Liviu Teodorescu Am nevoie de tine 88 points |
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United Kingdom Rag'n'Bone Man & P!nk Anywhere away from here 87 points |
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Norway Dagny Brightsider 86 points |
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Canada Charlotte Cardin Meaningless 83 points |
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Sweden Skott Mermaid 81 points |
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Andorra Ana Mena feat. Belinda Las 12 80 points |
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San Marino Eros Ramazzotti Ama 79 points |
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South Korea Hwasa I'm a bitch 79 points |
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Japan Namie Amuro Hero 72 points |
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Australia KIAN Shine 69 points |
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France Juliette Armanet L'amour en solitaire 67 points |
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Uruguay Marian Crole La chanson sans nom 63 points |
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Palestine Lana Lubany The snake 62 points |
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Albania Albert Stanaj Goddess 57 points |
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Denmark Rikke Thomsen Vausen 57 points |
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Brazil Claudia Leitte Bandera 47 points |
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Serbia Jelena Tomasevic Ne zalim 47 points |
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United States Becky G No mienten 46 points |
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Mexico Yuri Invencible 34 points |
Semi Final One
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Switzerland Joya Marleen Next to you 91 points |
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Norway Dagny Brightsider 90 points |
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Albania Albert Stanaj Goddess 81 points |
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South Korea Hwasa I'm a bitch 78 points |
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Japan Namie Amuro Hero 78 points |
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Malta Emma Muscat feat. Blas Cantó La stessa lingua 74 points |
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Romania Liviu Teodorescu Am nevoie de tine 73 points |
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Germany Wincent Weiss Morgen 69 points |
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France Juliette Armanet L'amour en solitaire 69 points |
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Spain Dvicio Te pienso a cada hora 67 points |
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11 / Wildcard
United Kingdom Rag'n'Bone Man & P!nk Anywhere away from here 60 points |
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China Lizzy Wang & Faustix feat. MAYLYN Secrets 59 points |
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Philippines Bailey May & Ylona Garcia O pag-ibig 57 points |
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Poland bryska Sennik 56 points |
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Greece Ilias Kozas Higher & higher 46 points |
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Lithuania Vaidas Baumila Apzavai 42 points |
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Italy Fred De Palma Extasi 42 points |
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Ireland Jack Rua Isolation 28 points |
Semi Final Two
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Israel Dotan There will be a way 128 points |
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Canada Charlotte Cardin Meaningless 90 points |
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Uruguay Marian Crole La chanson sans nom 84 points |
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Brazil Claudia Leitte Bandera 78 points |
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Sweden Skott Mermaid 75 points |
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San Marino Eros Ramazzotti Ama 71 points |
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Australia KIAN Shine 69 points |
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Palestine Lana Lubany The snake 69 points |
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Netherlands Son Mieux Multicolor 66 points |
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Andorra Ana Mena feat. Belinda Las 12 63 points |
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Estonia Rasmus Rändvee Young 62 points |
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Burkina Faso Alif Naaba Poko 60 points |
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Belgium Rori The same way 56 points |
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Ukraine Masha Kondratenko Van'ka-vstan'ka 53 points |
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Liechtenstein Shawn Hook feat. Emily Roberts It all comes back to you 52 points |
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Portugal Kasha feat. Beatriz Rosário Tarde demais 43 points |
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Venezuela Motherflowers feat. Mangus Awakate 41 points |
