Welcome to Mugla
"City of the Wind"
Welcome to Mugla, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Turkey's enchanting Aegean region. If you're seeking an unforgettable vacation experience, Mugla is the perfect destination to satisfy your wanderlust. Explore ancient treasures as you step back in time while wandering through the well-preserved ruins of the ancient city of Stratonikeia, where history comes alive. Marvel at the intricate carvings and architectural wonders of this archaeological wonder. Mugla boasts some of Turkey's most beautiful beaches, each with its unique charm. Whether you prefer the powdery sands of Dalyan or the secluded coves of Akyaka, the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean invite you to swim, sunbathe, and relax. Delve into Turkish culture as you stroll through the charming streets of Mugla's old town, where Ottoman-era architecture and bustling bazaars will transport you to another time. Try the delectable local cuisine, savoring dishes like stuffed vine leaves and succulent kebabs. Nature's playground awaits in the surrounding countryside, offering an array of outdoor adventures. Hike the scenic trails of the Bozburun Peninsula, or take a boat ride through the serene Dalyan Delta, where you can spot loggerhead turtles and explore ancient rock tombs. Experience the warm hospitality of the people of Mugla, renowned for their welcoming nature. You'll find open arms and friendly faces, eager to share their culture and traditions with you. So why wait? Come and immerse yourself in the beauty and charm of Mugla, Turkey. Whether you're seeking history, natural wonders, or a taste of Turkish culture, Mugla offers an enchanting experience that will leave you with cherished memories to last a lifetime. Your adventure begins here!
Host City / Mugla, Turkey
Venue / Mugla Atatürk Stadium
Hosts / Hadise, Kivanc Tatlitug and Karsu
Participating countries / 40
Returning countries / Italy, Lebanon, Mali, Poland and Spain
Withdrawing countries / Ecuador, Greece, Lithuania, Madagascar and Suriname
Debuting players / None
Venue / Mugla Atatürk Stadium
Hosts / Hadise, Kivanc Tatlitug and Karsu
Participating countries / 40
Returning countries / Italy, Lebanon, Mali, Poland and Spain
Withdrawing countries / Ecuador, Greece, Lithuania, Madagascar and Suriname
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Calum Scott / 3 times for United Kingdom and once for Belgium and Indonesia / Global Music Champion
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Doda / for Poland / Silver Medallist
Jelena Karleusa / for Serbia / Semi Finalist Zaz / 3 times for Monaco and once for France / 8th place |
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Albert Stanaj / for Albania / 4th place
Dani Martin / for Spain / 14th place Stromae / twice for Belgium and once for Luxembourg / 12th place |
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DNK / for North Macedonia / 15th place
Hava / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / 9th place Koit Toome / for Estonia / Global Music Champion Natassa Theodoridou / for Cyprus / 20th place |
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Adonxs / for Slovakia / 4th place
Alice Deejay / for Netherlands / Semi Finalist Angelina Jordan / for Norway / Semi Finalist Carola Häggkvist / for Sweden / Global Music Champion Günes Taskiran / for Turkey / Semi Finalist Inna Modja / for Monaco / 22nd place Jonas Brothers / for United States / 8th place Robin Packalen / for Finland / Semi Finalist Rosa Linn / for Netherlands / 7th place We Are Domi / for Czech Republic / 9th place ZID / for Switzerland / 10th place |
DEADLINESSeptember 14th:
Vote in the semi finals September 27th: Vote in the final October 2nd: Submit a song for the next edition |
VotingGive 12, 10, 8...1 point for your top 10
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes Voting forms: Semi final Final |
Songs & Videos |
Live Voting |
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The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Denmark, France and United Kingdom, 4
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Estonia and Sweden
Countries receiving points from most juries / Armenia and Slovakia, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Cyprus in 11th with 10 points from Albania as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Ireland in 25th getting 12 points from Monaco
Denmark received the first top mark, but quickly passed it on to Bahrain and Cyprus, who kept it until about a third of juries had voted. Mali then briefly held the top spot before United Kingdom took over until the 15th jury sent France in the lead. The French held onto it almost to the end before first Denmark and ultimately United Kingdom took back the lead and settled on top of the scoreboard after the jury vote. Denmark was, however, hot on their heels and closely followed by France, Slovakia and Armenia. The televote saw 3 other countries enter the top 5 and with the jury top 3 finishing outside the televote top 5, we could once again see the televote shake things up. Slovakia was the public's favourite ahead of Canada (who was 6th with the juries), Poland (7th), Finland (9th) and Armenia, so the taste of the juries and the public did not differ that much after all. But since United Kingdom finished only 19th in the televote, Denmark 18th and France 8th, Slovakia managed to jump ahead and claim their second victory. Canada took home the silver, the bronze went to France and United Kingdom and Armenia rounded out the top 5.
Slovakia debuted in GM21, but didn't qualify for the final and quickly left the contest again. They did not return until in GM59 and again failed to reach the final. However, this time they did not quit right away and in GM61 they reached their first final and even finished in the top 10 with a respectable 7th place. This seemed to be a fluke though, as Slovakia only reached one more final until they hit it big and took home the gold in GM70, when Kristina finished on top. However, they could not follow up on this succes and quit again 12 editions later. They only competed a handful of times until current HoD, Viki, took over in GM203. Slovakia's fortune then seemed to turn overnight, as they reached 4th place with Viki's first entry and has since reached the top 10 three other times. Slovakia remains on the European countries with the fewest participations, but with the current HoD they are poised to change that. Their second gold medal came with their 36th participation, 19th final and 9th top 10 result. Well done Slovakia, ADONXS and Viki!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Estonia and Sweden
Countries receiving points from most juries / Armenia and Slovakia, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Cyprus in 11th with 10 points from Albania as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Ireland in 25th getting 12 points from Monaco
Denmark received the first top mark, but quickly passed it on to Bahrain and Cyprus, who kept it until about a third of juries had voted. Mali then briefly held the top spot before United Kingdom took over until the 15th jury sent France in the lead. The French held onto it almost to the end before first Denmark and ultimately United Kingdom took back the lead and settled on top of the scoreboard after the jury vote. Denmark was, however, hot on their heels and closely followed by France, Slovakia and Armenia. The televote saw 3 other countries enter the top 5 and with the jury top 3 finishing outside the televote top 5, we could once again see the televote shake things up. Slovakia was the public's favourite ahead of Canada (who was 6th with the juries), Poland (7th), Finland (9th) and Armenia, so the taste of the juries and the public did not differ that much after all. But since United Kingdom finished only 19th in the televote, Denmark 18th and France 8th, Slovakia managed to jump ahead and claim their second victory. Canada took home the silver, the bronze went to France and United Kingdom and Armenia rounded out the top 5.
Slovakia debuted in GM21, but didn't qualify for the final and quickly left the contest again. They did not return until in GM59 and again failed to reach the final. However, this time they did not quit right away and in GM61 they reached their first final and even finished in the top 10 with a respectable 7th place. This seemed to be a fluke though, as Slovakia only reached one more final until they hit it big and took home the gold in GM70, when Kristina finished on top. However, they could not follow up on this succes and quit again 12 editions later. They only competed a handful of times until current HoD, Viki, took over in GM203. Slovakia's fortune then seemed to turn overnight, as they reached 4th place with Viki's first entry and has since reached the top 10 three other times. Slovakia remains on the European countries with the fewest participations, but with the current HoD they are poised to change that. Their second gold medal came with their 36th participation, 19th final and 9th top 10 result. Well done Slovakia, ADONXS and Viki!
The Winner
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"Moving On" by ADONXS is an empowering anthem about growth, resilience, and the courage to let go of the past. The song combines soulful vocals with a polished, upbeat production, blending elements of pop and electronic music to create a sound that's both uplifting and reflective. Lyrically, it tells the story of overcoming heartache and finding the strength to move forward, capturing the bittersweet emotions of leaving a chapter behind to embrace new beginnings.
"Moving On" struck a chord with listeners for its relatable theme and energetic, danceable rhythm. Though it had modest mainstream chart success, the track gained popularity on streaming platforms and among fans of modern pop, cementing ADONXS as a promising artist with a talent for combining vulnerability with an infectious, feel-good sound.
"Moving On" struck a chord with listeners for its relatable theme and energetic, danceable rhythm. Though it had modest mainstream chart success, the track gained popularity on streaming platforms and among fans of modern pop, cementing ADONXS as a promising artist with a talent for combining vulnerability with an infectious, feel-good sound.
The Final
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Semi Final One
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Semi Final Two
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