Welcome to Horsens
"THE VIKING'S HORSES"
Welcome to Horsens, a picturesque Danish city that beckons you with its rich history, cultural vibrancy, and natural beauty. Nestled on the eastern coast of Denmark, Horsens is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Horsens embraces its maritime heritage, and the city's waterfront is a playground of adventure. Stroll along the picturesque quays, watch boats glide by, and savor fresh seafood at charming harborside restaurants. The Horsens Marina offers sailing, kayaking, and fishing opportunities for water enthusiasts. History comes alive in Horsens, with its beautifully preserved medieval architecture. Visit the imposing Vor Frelsers Church and the charming half-timbered houses of Horsens Old Town. Horsens State Prison, now a museum, allows you to step into the shoes of a prisoner and explore its fascinating history. Cultural experiences abound in Horsens. Delight in world-class performances at the impressive Horsens Ny Teater, an iconic venue that hosts musicals, theater productions, and concerts. The Danish Industrial Museum takes you on a journey through Denmark's industrial evolution. Horsens is a haven for art lovers, with numerous galleries and exhibitions to explore. The European Route of Industrial Heritage showcases the city's role in Denmark's industrial past, offering a fascinating glimpse into its history. Savor Danish culinary delights at local restaurants and cafes. Enjoy traditional dishes such as smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) and delectable Danish pastries. Horsens's food scene is a delightful blend of modern cuisine and time-honored traditions. The lush natural surroundings of Horsens invite you to explore the great outdoors. Horsens Fjord offers opportunities for sailing and kayaking, while the surrounding forests and parks are perfect for hiking and cycling. Don't miss a visit to the picturesque Bygholm Park, a green oasis in the heart of the city. Horsens warmly welcomes visitors to its events and festivals. The European Medieval Festival, Horsens International Puppet Festival, and the Horsens Jazz Festival are just a few of the many exciting cultural celebrations that showcase the city's creative spirit. As you delve into the essence of Horsens, you'll discover that this city offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle, yet is brimming with experiences waiting to be uncovered. So, set your sights on Horsens and let this Danish gem unveil its treasures to you. Your adventure begins in Horsens, where history, culture, and natural beauty combine to create a memorable tapestry of experiences!
Host City / Horsens, Denmark
Venue / Forum Horsens
Hosts / Birthe Kjær and Peter Bjørnskov
Participating countries / 41
Returning countries / Philippines and Sri Lanka
Withdrawing countries / Bangladesh and Ireland
Debuting players / None
Venue / Forum Horsens
Hosts / Birthe Kjær and Peter Bjørnskov
Participating countries / 41
Returning countries / Philippines and Sri Lanka
Withdrawing countries / Bangladesh and Ireland
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Annalisa Scarrone / 9 times for San Marino and 8 times for Italy / 6th place
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Lara Fabian / 5 times for Belgium, 3 times for Canada, twice for Luxembourg and once for Monaco / Silver Medallist
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The Kolors / 3 times for San Marino and twice for Italy / 4th place
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Miki Núñez / for Andorra / 20th place
Vianney / for Monaco / 21st place |
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Bozo Vreco / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / Sem Finalist
Henny / once for Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina / Semi Finalist Loi / once for Germany and Liechtenstein / Bronze Medallist Ruth Lorenzo / for Andorra / Bronze Medallist Tanxugueiras / for Spain / 4th place Tove Lo / for Sweden / 11th place |
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Breskvica / for Serbia / 24th place
BTS / for South Korea / Semi Finalist Emma Bale / for Belgium / 21st place Hanne Mjøen / for Norway / Semi Finalist Jamie Miller / for United Kingdom / 20th place Kenia OS / for Mexico / Semi Finalist Lukas Abdul / for France / 18th place Oscar and the Wolf / for Belgium / 8th place Tina Eve / for Israel / 19th place |
DEADLINESFebruary 13th:
Vote in the semi finals Nominate an artist for Global Music Royalty February 25th: Vote in the final and for Global Music Royalty March 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 & VideosDropbox entitled "215 Horsens"
YouTube playlist at TVGlobalMusic Spotify playlist below NOTE that the Israeli and Sri Lankan entries are not available on Spotify, but they can be found in the YouTube playlist. |
Live Voting |
Scoreboards |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Bosnia-Herzegovina, Canada, Czech Republic, France and Germany, 3
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Andorra and Bosnia-Herzegovina
Countries receiving points from most juries / San Marino, 21
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Italy in 9th with 10 points from Australia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Morocco in 26th getting 12 points from North Macedonia
After the second dury, Netherlands took the lead and apart from handing it over to Czech Republic during a single jury vote, held on to it almost to the end. However, with a handful of juries left to cast their votes, San Marino was pushed in the lead and ended up winning the jury vote a few points ahead of Netherlands. Germany, Czech Republic and Norway made up the rest of the top 5 with the juries. None of these countries featured in the top 4 with the televoters, who gave most points to France, who had only finished 13th with the juries. United States (19th with the juries) and Andorra (18th) finished second and third respectively, while Bosnia-Herzegovina (16th) was fourth. San Marino took 5th place with the televoters, and as Netherlands landed down in 24th place, it ended up as a clear victory for San Marino. So big was the collapse of the Netherlands in the televote that they even had to relinquish their silver medal to Germany and settle for the bronze themselves. The top 5 was rounded out by Czech Republic and the public's winner France.
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 finish inside the top 10 again. The good form then returned, and San Marino won back to back editions in GM201 and GM202 with La Rappresentante di Lista and Marghe. This is thus their 7th victory, making San Marino more successful in Global Music than their big brother Italy, who has claimed victory 6 times. San Marino has now taken part 152 times, and has a qualifying percentage envied by many, as they have been to 119 finals, reaching the top 10 in 55 of those and winning a total of 15 medals! Well done San Marino, Annalisa and Paolo!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Andorra and Bosnia-Herzegovina
Countries receiving points from most juries / San Marino, 21
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Italy in 9th with 10 points from Australia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Morocco in 26th getting 12 points from North Macedonia
After the second dury, Netherlands took the lead and apart from handing it over to Czech Republic during a single jury vote, held on to it almost to the end. However, with a handful of juries left to cast their votes, San Marino was pushed in the lead and ended up winning the jury vote a few points ahead of Netherlands. Germany, Czech Republic and Norway made up the rest of the top 5 with the juries. None of these countries featured in the top 4 with the televoters, who gave most points to France, who had only finished 13th with the juries. United States (19th with the juries) and Andorra (18th) finished second and third respectively, while Bosnia-Herzegovina (16th) was fourth. San Marino took 5th place with the televoters, and as Netherlands landed down in 24th place, it ended up as a clear victory for San Marino. So big was the collapse of the Netherlands in the televote that they even had to relinquish their silver medal to Germany and settle for the bronze themselves. The top 5 was rounded out by Czech Republic and the public's winner France.
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 finish inside the top 10 again. The good form then returned, and San Marino won back to back editions in GM201 and GM202 with La Rappresentante di Lista and Marghe. This is thus their 7th victory, making San Marino more successful in Global Music than their big brother Italy, who has claimed victory 6 times. San Marino has now taken part 152 times, and has a qualifying percentage envied by many, as they have been to 119 finals, reaching the top 10 in 55 of those and winning a total of 15 medals! Well done San Marino, Annalisa and Paolo!
The Winner
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"Euforia" by Annalisa is a vibrant and energetic pop track that captures the intense feelings of joy and excitement that come with living in the moment. The song radiates a sense of freedom and celebration, with lyrics that reflect the euphoric highs of love and life. Annalisa’s emotive vocals soar over a dynamic production filled with pulsing beats and uplifting melodies, creating an infectious, danceable anthem.
The song's exuberant message and catchy sound helped it gain significant popularity in Italy, where it charted well and became a summer hit. Its upbeat, feel-good vibe made it a favorite on streaming platforms and radio, showcasing Annalisa’s ability to connect with her audience through both her voice and her vibrant, contemporary sound.
The song's exuberant message and catchy sound helped it gain significant popularity in Italy, where it charted well and became a summer hit. Its upbeat, feel-good vibe made it a favorite on streaming platforms and radio, showcasing Annalisa’s ability to connect with her audience through both her voice and her vibrant, contemporary sound.
The Final
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Semi Final One
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Semi Final Two
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