Welcome to Jerusalem
"Holy City"
Welcome to Jerusalem, a city that stands at the crossroads of history, spirituality, and cultural diversity. Nestled in the heart of Israel, Jerusalem is a captivating destination that beckons travelers from across the globe. Immerse yourself in the ancient streets of the Old City, where each step reveals layers of history and reverence. Explore the sacred sites of the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock, where centuries of religious devotion have left an indelible mark. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleys of the bustling markets, where the scent of exotic spices and the vibrant colors of local handicrafts fill the air. As you wander through the diverse neighborhoods, from the Armenian Quarter to the Jewish Quarter, the Muslim Quarter to the Christian Quarter, you'll encounter a tapestry of cultures, traditions, and culinary delights. Jerusalem is not just a city frozen in time; it is a vibrant metropolis that pulsates with life. Discover the thriving arts scene, with contemporary galleries, theaters, and live music performances that ignite the senses. Indulge in the rich flavors of Middle Eastern cuisine, from the aromatic hummus and falafel to the mouthwatering shawarma and baklava. For nature lovers, the surrounding landscapes offer breathtaking beauty. From the tranquil gardens of the Mount of Olives to the panoramic views from Mount Zion, Jerusalem's natural wonders invite you to connect with the land and its storied past. Whether you seek spiritual enlightenment, cultural immersion, or a journey through history, Jerusalem promises a transformative experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. So come and embrace the timeless allure of Jerusalem, where ancient traditions meet modern life, and the spirit of this remarkable city resonates within you long after your visit.
Host City / Jerusalem, Israel
Venue / Pais Arena
Hosts / Gal Gadot and Aviel Biton
Participating countries / 44
Returning countries / Bulgaria, Finland, Monaco, Morocco, Russia, Turkey and Zambia
Withdrawing countries / Burkina Faso, Japan and Venezuela
Debuting players / None
Venue / Pais Arena
Hosts / Gal Gadot and Aviel Biton
Participating countries / 44
Returning countries / Bulgaria, Finland, Monaco, Morocco, Russia, Turkey and Zambia
Withdrawing countries / Burkina Faso, Japan and Venezuela
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Eleni Foureira / 6 times for Albania and once for Turkey / 6th place
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Faouzia / 5 times for Morocco and once for United States / Double Global Music Champion
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Dania Giò / for Switzerland / Silver Medallist
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Tim Bendzko / for Germany / Silver Medallist
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Calum Scott / twice for United Kingdom and once for Indonesia / Global Music Champion
Emeli Sandé / twice for United Kingdom and once for Zambia / 4th place Jovani / for Lithuania / Global Music Champion Lady Gaga / twice for United States and once for South Korea / Silver Medallist Medina / twice for Denmark and once for Chile / 4th place Natalia Oreiro / twice for Uruguay and once for Argentina / 6th place |
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Duncan Laurence / for Netherlands / Global Music Champion
Keen'V / for Monaco / 17th place Meduza / once for United Kingdom and United States / 8th place Michela Pace / for Malta / 11th place Milica Pavlovic / for Serbia / 26th place |
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Alisia / for Bulgaria / Semi final
Aviv Geffen / for Israel / 21st place Daniel Levi / for Estonia / 9th place Elley Duhé / for United States / 17th place Emma Steinbakken / for Norway / 25th place Eneli / for Turkey / Silver Medallist Evangelia / for Liechtenstein / 19th place Humbe / for Mexico / 13th place Rosalía / for Spain / 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 and United States, 4
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / None
Countries receiving points from most juries / Lithuania, 25
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Lithuania in 1st with 10 points from Serbia and Australia as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Belgium in 24th getting 12 points from Israel
The first two top marks went to Morocco and France, but then Denmark received 3 times 12 points in a row and took the lead. They stayed ahead for a long time, but towards the end of the jury voting, Lithuania inched past and won the jury vote ahead of Denmark, United Kingdom, Sweden and Canada. It was then time to take the public opinion into account, and the televote contained a lot of points, since the number of votes cast here was the highest in a long time. The televote favoured Albania (9th with the juries) who clearly won ahead of Serbia (17th), Ukraine (22nd), San Marino (16th) and Lithuania. Since none of the countries scoring better than Lithuania with the public had made much of a dent in the jury scoreboard, the Baltic state managed to fight off all competition and take home the trophy. And that despite not getting a single top mark - a first in the history of Global Music. After winning the televote, Albania climbed to the silver position and Sweden took the bronze medal only a whisker ahead of Denmark and United Kingdom who round out the top 5.
Lithuania was one of the founding members of Global Music, but only participated that one time before quitting. However, they quickly returned, but was never a steady participant, even though they did reach the top 5 within their first 5 attempts. It was only from GM50 to 76 that Lithuania was a pretty consistant participant, and within this period racked up another top 5 finish. Their first medal was won in GM121, when Donatas Blanka took home the bronze. However, Lithuania quit again only a few editions after that first medal, but they returned in GM156 with a giant bang blowing them to the top of the podium. Jovani and Jazzu made this triumph possible and following the gold medal, Lithuania finally became a regular participant with Oscar at the helm as HoD. Another bronze and a silver medal followed as well as several top 10 results, though the last one was in GM181. Since then Lithuania has struggled, but now they once again hit the top with Jovani. In total the Baltic country has participated 73 times, reaching 40 finals, finnishing in the top 10 eleven times and winning 5 medals. Well done Jovani, Lithuania and Oscar!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / None
Countries receiving points from most juries / Lithuania, 25
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Lithuania in 1st with 10 points from Serbia and Australia as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Belgium in 24th getting 12 points from Israel
The first two top marks went to Morocco and France, but then Denmark received 3 times 12 points in a row and took the lead. They stayed ahead for a long time, but towards the end of the jury voting, Lithuania inched past and won the jury vote ahead of Denmark, United Kingdom, Sweden and Canada. It was then time to take the public opinion into account, and the televote contained a lot of points, since the number of votes cast here was the highest in a long time. The televote favoured Albania (9th with the juries) who clearly won ahead of Serbia (17th), Ukraine (22nd), San Marino (16th) and Lithuania. Since none of the countries scoring better than Lithuania with the public had made much of a dent in the jury scoreboard, the Baltic state managed to fight off all competition and take home the trophy. And that despite not getting a single top mark - a first in the history of Global Music. After winning the televote, Albania climbed to the silver position and Sweden took the bronze medal only a whisker ahead of Denmark and United Kingdom who round out the top 5.
Lithuania was one of the founding members of Global Music, but only participated that one time before quitting. However, they quickly returned, but was never a steady participant, even though they did reach the top 5 within their first 5 attempts. It was only from GM50 to 76 that Lithuania was a pretty consistant participant, and within this period racked up another top 5 finish. Their first medal was won in GM121, when Donatas Blanka took home the bronze. However, Lithuania quit again only a few editions after that first medal, but they returned in GM156 with a giant bang blowing them to the top of the podium. Jovani and Jazzu made this triumph possible and following the gold medal, Lithuania finally became a regular participant with Oscar at the helm as HoD. Another bronze and a silver medal followed as well as several top 10 results, though the last one was in GM181. Since then Lithuania has struggled, but now they once again hit the top with Jovani. In total the Baltic country has participated 73 times, reaching 40 finals, finnishing in the top 10 eleven times and winning 5 medals. Well done Jovani, Lithuania and Oscar!
The Winner
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"You Make Me Wanna" by Jovani is a vibrant, feel-good anthem that seamlessly blends tropical beats with a modern pop sensibility. The track radiates energy and passion, with lyrics that celebrate the irresistible pull of attraction and the joy of living in the moment. Jovani's smooth vocals, paired with the song's infectious rhythm, create a sound that's both uplifting and danceable.
The song’s upbeat vibe and catchy hooks make it a perfect addition to summer playlists, resonating with fans of carefree, romantic tunes. While it may not have topped global charts, "You Make Me Wanna" achieved notable success in European markets, becoming a staple on streaming platforms and dance floors. Its appeal lies in its universal themes and undeniable charm, showcasing Jovani's knack for creating music that connects with listeners.
The song’s upbeat vibe and catchy hooks make it a perfect addition to summer playlists, resonating with fans of carefree, romantic tunes. While it may not have topped global charts, "You Make Me Wanna" achieved notable success in European markets, becoming a staple on streaming platforms and dance floors. Its appeal lies in its universal themes and undeniable charm, showcasing Jovani's knack for creating music that connects with listeners.
Deadlines
September 13th / Voting in the semi finals
October 12th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
September 24th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
September 30th / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
October 12th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
September 24th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
September 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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Lithuania Jovani You make me 138 points |
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Albania Eleni Foureira & Evangelia Fotiá 124 points |
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Sweden Kristofer Greczula Leaving you for another 117 points |
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Denmark Medina Som stjernerne 117 points |
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United Kingdom Calum Scott Boys in the street 107 points |
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Ireland Cian Ducrot All for you 104 points |
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Canada Alannah Myles Black velvet 100 points |
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Serbia Milica Pavlovic Provereno 98 points |
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San Marino Meduza & James Carter feat. Elley Duhé & Fast Boy Bad memories 96 points |
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Palestine Bashar Murad Maskhara 96 points |
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United States Lady Gaga Hold my hand 96 points |
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Zambia Emeli Sandé There isn't much 95 points |
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Germany Tim Bendzko Das Leben wieder lieben 90 points |
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Ukraine Costel van Dein & July Mell Kolomiyka 89 points |
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Spain Varry Brava feat. Soleá Morente Bajo la luz perfecta 81 points |
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Malta Michela Lost in the shadows 77 points |
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France Cuenca Les jeunes 76 points |
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Netherlands Duncan Laurence Electric life 75 points |
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Norway Emma Steinbakken This one's on me 74 points |
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China Silence Wang Soul of the sword 72 points |
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Israel Aviv Geffen & Ella Lee Varod mavrik 69 points |
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Morocco Faouzia RIP love 65 points |
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Finland Joalin Loukamaa Angelito 64 points |
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Belgium Mentissa Et bam 64 points |
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Estonia Daniel Levi One on one 43 points |
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Switzerland Dania Giò Le dernier mot 35 points |
Semi Final One
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San Marino Meduza & James Carter feat. Elley Duhé & Fast Boy Bad memories 92 points |
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France Cuenca Les jeunes 85 points |
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United Kingdom Calum Scott Boys in the street 81 points |
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Finland Joalin Loukamaa Angelito 72 points |
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Albania Eleni Foureira & Evangelia Fotiá 71 points |
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Canada Alannah Myles Black velvet 71 points |
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Belgium Mentissa Et bam 70 points |
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Germany Tim Bendzko Das Leben wieder lieben 69 points |
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Estonia Daniel Levi One on one 67 points |
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Ukraine Costel van Dein & July Mell Kolomiyka 63 points |
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Mexico Humbe Para olvidarte 60 points |
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Uruguay Natalia Oreiro Río de la Plata 53 points |
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Italy Pinguini Tattici Nucleari Patello bianco 51 points |
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Greece Johan Papaconstantino J'aimerai 48 points |
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Andorra Rosalía Despechá 38 points |
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Bulgaria Alisia & Emrah Storaro Dusho moya 27 points |
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Philippines This Band Kahit ayaw mo na 25 points |
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Brazil Laura Rizzotto Strangers 21 points |
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Turkey Saniser Pesimde kara geceler 52 points |
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Liechtenstein Dario Rodriguez & Mougleta Bye bye 44 points |
Semi Final Two
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Denmark Medina Som stjernerne 103 points |
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Lithuania Jovani You make me 99 points |
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Zambia Emeli Sandé There isn't much 96 points |
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Ireland Cian Ducrot All for you 90 points |
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Norway Emma Steinbakken This one's on me 89 points |
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Sweden Kristofer Greczula Leaving you for another 78 points |
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Palestine Bashar Murad Maskhara 76 points |
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Serbia Milica Pavlovic Provereno 76 points |
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Morocco Faouzia RIP love 70 points |
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China Silence Wang Soul of the sword 66 points |
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11 / Wildcard
United States Lady Gaga Hold my hand 61 points |
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Romania Eneli Lover 59 points |
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Australia Hevenshe No one will ever love you 56 points |
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South Korea Juniel Illa illa 52 points |
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Russia Pizza Ulybka 48 points |
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Poland Jann Promise 46 points |
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Monaco Keen'V Outété 46 points |
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Portugal Richie Campbell Let you go 36 points |
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North Macedonia Ana Petanovska Haya 29 points |
