Welcome to Dogana
"City of no Borders"
Welcome to Dogana, a beautiful city located in the heart of San Marino! Nestled in the stunning Apennine Mountains, Dogana is a peaceful and picturesque destination that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. As you explore the winding streets of this ancient city, you'll discover a rich history that dates back to the days of the Roman Empire. From the majestic Mount Titano, which towers over the city, to the historic palaces and churches that line the streets, Dogana is a treasure trove of cultural and architectural gems. But Dogana is more than just a place to learn about the past – it's also a vibrant and modern city, full of life and energy. From the bustling marketplaces and shopping districts to the lively bars and restaurants, there's always something to see and do in Dogana. So why wait? Come and experience the magic of Dogana for yourself – we guarantee you won't be disappointed!
Host City / Dogana, San Marino
Venue / Teatro Nuovo
Hosts / Senhit and Mahmood
Participating countries / 44
Returning countries / United Arab Emirates and Venezuela
Withdrawing countries / Benin
Debuting players / None
Venue / Teatro Nuovo
Hosts / Senhit and Mahmood
Participating countries / 44
Returning countries / United Arab Emirates and Venezuela
Withdrawing countries / Benin
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Alban Skënderaj / 12 times for Albania and once for Kosovo / Global Music Champion
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David Guetta / 4 times for France, 3 times for Monaco, twice for United Kingdom and United States and once for Ghana / Double Global Music Champion
M. Pokora / 9 times for Monaco and once for France, Poland and Haiti / Double Silver Medallist |
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Álvaro Soler / 5 times for Andorra and once for Spain, Liechtenstein, Colombia and Singapore / Double Global Music Champion
Modà / 8 times for Italy and once for San Marino / Silver Medallist Pablo Alborán / 4 times for Spain and Andorra and once for Portugal / Silver Medallist |
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Rita Ora / 3 times for United Kingdom, twice for Kosovo and once for Belgium, Netherlands and Singapore / Bronze Medallist
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Pablo López / 4 times for Spain and twice for Andorra / Bronze Medallist
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Reik / 4 times for Mexico and once for Spain / 12th place
Sofía Reyes / for Mexico / Global Music Champion |
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Bebe Rexha / once for Albania, Monaco, Norway and United Kingdom / 7th place
Marija Serifovic / for Serbia / Silver Medallist |
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Alexandra Ungureanu / for Romania / Bronze Medallist
Aurea Sousa / for Portugal / Semi Finalist Eric Nam / for South Korea / 26th place Juan Magán / twice for Spain and once for Venezuela / Semi Finalist Tamara Todevska / for North Macedonia / 17th place |
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Amel Curic / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / 14th place
Daniel Huen / for Venezuela / 11th place Isak Danielson / for Sweden / 4th place Sarah McLachlan / for Canada / 16th place Tia Ray / for China / 17th place |
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Diane Warren / for Canada / Semi Finalist
Full Trunk / for Israel / 23rd place Kunz / for Switzerland / 7th place Mando / for Greece / 8th place Marco Rodrigues / for Portugal / Semi Finalist Nazlican Kübra / for Turkey / Semi Finalist Son Mieux / for Netherlands / 4th place |
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 / Canada, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Andorra, China and United Arab Emirates
Countries receiving points from most juries / Denmark, 21
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Monaco in 4th with 10 points from Ireland, Spain, Israel and United Arab Emirates as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Poland in 25th getting 12 points from Australia
With each of the first 7 juries we saw a new country taking the lead. Germany received the first top mark, but was quickly replaced at the top. First by San Marino and then Russia, South Korea, Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Africa and Canada. As the voting progressed it turned into a three way race between San Marino, Sweden and United Kingdom, and when all 26 juries had cast their votes Sweden was on top of the scoreboard but closely followed by United Kingdom, San Marino, South Africa and Estonia. In fact, it was such a close race that the top 5 was only separated by 11 points. Would the televote then turn everything upside down? The topscorer with the public was Italy, who had only finished 22nd with the juries. Then followed San Marino, Cyprus (16th), Monaco (8th) and South Africa. Sweden and United Kingdom only finished 15th and 20th respectively in the televote and thus had to see San Marino leap ahead and claim the victory on home soil. San Marino thus becomes only the fifth country to achieve this feat in the history of Global Music. Previously, back to back victories were achieved by:
Romania in GM04 and GM05
Sweden in GM16 and GM17 and then three times in a row from GM32 to GM34
France in GM97 and GM98 and again in GM103 and GM104
United Kingdom in GM109 and GM110
South Africa took home the silver and Sweden won the bronze, with Monaco and United Kingdom rounding out the top 5.
San Marino made its debut in GM10 with a solid 4th place finish. However, after only 5 participations they quit the contest and didn't return until GM31. It then took only another 5 participations, before the tiny country could call themselves Global Music Champions! Appassionante, their first champion, could be called a female version of their later champions, Il Volo - winning in GM120 - so it seems that this sound works well for San Marino. They have, however, also triumphed with a more mainstream pop sound, when Tony Maiello took home the gold in GM80. After being a regular participant for almost 100 editions, San Marino quit the contest following GM161, but returned in GM172 with a new HoD, Paolo, who got off to the perfect start, claiming victory in his first attempt with Diodato. However, San Marino quickly came back to earth and had to wait until GM185 to finished inside the top 10 again, but this has now happened 9 times since and just last edition they took home the gold for the fifth time by La Rappresentante di Lista. San Marino has now taken part 139 times, and has a qualifying percentage envied by many, as they have been to 107 finals, reaching the top 10 in 49 of those and winning a total of 13 medals! Well done San Marino, Marghe and Paolo!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Andorra, China and United Arab Emirates
Countries receiving points from most juries / Denmark, 21
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Monaco in 4th with 10 points from Ireland, Spain, Israel and United Arab Emirates as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Poland in 25th getting 12 points from Australia
With each of the first 7 juries we saw a new country taking the lead. Germany received the first top mark, but was quickly replaced at the top. First by San Marino and then Russia, South Korea, Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Africa and Canada. As the voting progressed it turned into a three way race between San Marino, Sweden and United Kingdom, and when all 26 juries had cast their votes Sweden was on top of the scoreboard but closely followed by United Kingdom, San Marino, South Africa and Estonia. In fact, it was such a close race that the top 5 was only separated by 11 points. Would the televote then turn everything upside down? The topscorer with the public was Italy, who had only finished 22nd with the juries. Then followed San Marino, Cyprus (16th), Monaco (8th) and South Africa. Sweden and United Kingdom only finished 15th and 20th respectively in the televote and thus had to see San Marino leap ahead and claim the victory on home soil. San Marino thus becomes only the fifth country to achieve this feat in the history of Global Music. Previously, back to back victories were achieved by:
Romania in GM04 and GM05
Sweden in GM16 and GM17 and then three times in a row from GM32 to GM34
France in GM97 and GM98 and again in GM103 and GM104
United Kingdom in GM109 and GM110
South Africa took home the silver and Sweden won the bronze, with Monaco and United Kingdom rounding out the top 5.
San Marino made its debut in GM10 with a solid 4th place finish. However, after only 5 participations they quit the contest and didn't return until GM31. It then took only another 5 participations, before the tiny country could call themselves Global Music Champions! Appassionante, their first champion, could be called a female version of their later champions, Il Volo - winning in GM120 - so it seems that this sound works well for San Marino. They have, however, also triumphed with a more mainstream pop sound, when Tony Maiello took home the gold in GM80. After being a regular participant for almost 100 editions, San Marino quit the contest following GM161, but returned in GM172 with a new HoD, Paolo, who got off to the perfect start, claiming victory in his first attempt with Diodato. However, San Marino quickly came back to earth and had to wait until GM185 to finished inside the top 10 again, but this has now happened 9 times since and just last edition they took home the gold for the fifth time by La Rappresentante di Lista. San Marino has now taken part 139 times, and has a qualifying percentage envied by many, as they have been to 107 finals, reaching the top 10 in 49 of those and winning a total of 13 medals! Well done San Marino, Marghe and Paolo!
The Winner
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Deadlines
January 17th / Voting in the semi finals
February 14th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
January 28th / Voting in the final
February 2nd / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
February 14th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
January 28th / Voting in the final
February 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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San Marino Marghe Au bout du monde 122 points |
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South Africa Lloyiso Speak 113 points |
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Sweden Isak Danielson Remember to remember me 105 points |
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Monaco M. Pokora Les planètes 104 points |
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United Kingdom Grace Carter Heal me 98 points |
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Ireland Isaac Butler Devil on my shoulder 95 points |
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Denmark Søren Emil Where do you go tonight 92 points |
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Estonia NOËP Young boy 91 points |
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Cyprus Mando & Tania Breazou Den tha ksanagapiso 88 points |
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Germany LIENNE Me, myself and I 85 points |
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Canada Sarah McLachlan Angel 83 points |
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China Tia Ray & 22Bullets It isn't me 82 points |
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Italy Modà feat. Tazenda Cuore e vento 79 points |
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Spain Pablo López Quasi 76 points |
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Russia Klava Koka & Niletto Crush 74 points |
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Palestine Nemahsis Paper thin 73 points |
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Serbia Marija Serifovic Dobar vam dan 72 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Amel Curic Pusta avlija 72 points |
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South Korea Eric Nam & Sarah Barrios Have we met before 71 points |
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Andorra Pablo Alborán Carretera y manta 67 points |
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Switzerland Kunz feat. Co Gfeller Wiit wägg 62 points |
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Israel Full Trunk feat. Sivan Talmor As a stone 61 points |
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Ukraine Amador Lopez Divchyna kozache 51 points |
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Czech Republic Nykki Lost my mind 45 points |
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Poland Kaska Sochacka Wisnia 43 points |
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Dominican Republic Juan Magán feat. Marielle Hazlo & Álvaro Soler Sobrenatural 26 points |
Semi Final One
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South Africa Lloyiso Speak 116 points |
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China Tia Ray & 22Bullets It isn't me 97 points |
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South Korea Eric Nam & Sarah Barrios Have we met before 96 points |
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Palestine Nemahsis Paper thin 95 points |
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Cyprus Mando & Tania Breazou Den tha ksanagapiso 84 points |
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Sweden Isak Danielson Remember to remember me 74 points |
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Denmark Søren Emil Where do you go tonight 71 points |
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Switzerland Kunz feat. Co Gfeller Wiit wägg 70 points |
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Andorra Pablo Alborán Carretera y manta 69 points |
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Czech Republic Nykki Lost my mind 69 points |
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Netherlands Son Mieux This is the moment 61 points |
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Portugal Aurea & Marco Rodrigues Recomeco 57 points |
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United States Johnny Manuel Sober 56 points |
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Greece Vasilis Oikonomou Ola odigoun se enesa 43 points |
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Albania Alban Skënderaj Mbretër pa kurorë 42 points |
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France David Guetta & Bebe Rexha I'm good 38 points |
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North Macedonia Tamara Todevska Zamizhi 37 points |
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Norway Thea & The Wild Rip tide 37 points |
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United Arab Emirates Balqees Sabra 34 points |
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Australia D'Arcy Spiller Crave 30 points |
Semi Final Two
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Monaco M. Pokora Les planètes 122 points |
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Ireland Isaac Butler Devil on my shoulder 103 points |
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Estonia NOËP Young boy 89 points |
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Israel Full Trunk feat. Sivan Talmor As a stone 83 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Amel Curic Pusta avlija 80 points |
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Spain Pablo López Quasi 76 points |
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Canada Sarah McLachlan Angel 75 points |
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Italy Modà feat. Tazenda Cuore e vento 73 points |
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Poland Kaska Sochacka Wisnia 66 points |
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Dominican Republic Juan Magán feat. Marielle Hazlo & Álvaro Soler Sobrenatural 66 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Russia Klava Koka & Niletto Crush 63 points |
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Finland Kardemimmit Muut tytöt 59 points |
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Mexico Reik, Sofía Reyes, Diane Warren & Rita Ora Seaside 58 points |
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Venezuela Daniel Huen Me ignoras 52 points |
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Romania Alexandra Ungureanu Din dor 51 points |
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Turkey Nazlican Kübra Gül bakislim 43 points |
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Zambia Chisomat Something new 42 points |
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Lithuania Beatrich Same song 38 points |
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Liechtenstein Twenty4tim Gönn dir 37 points |
