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Welcome to Malmö
"Old Town Grandeur"
A conglomeration of over a hundred different nationalities, cosmopolitan Malmö sits on the southern tip of Sweden as part of the most densely populated area in Scandinavia. Long considered a working-class city with little tourist appeal, Malmö now draws a growing number of tourists with parks, museums, and well-preserved medieval architecture. Linked to Copenhagen by one of Europe's longest bridges, Malmö provides a good base camp for exploring the coastal areas of both Denmark and Sweden. Begin your Scandinavian adventure in Malmö's old town, a historical quarter boasting three public squares and a 15th-century castle, once an official residence of Danish royalty.
Host City / Malmö, Sweden
Venue / Malmö Arena
Hosts / Jessica Andersson and Magnus Bäcklund
Participating countries / 29
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Iceland and Italy
Withdrawing countries / Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Latvia, Lebanon, Mongolia and South Africa
Debuting players / Cris for Italy
Venue / Malmö Arena
Hosts / Jessica Andersson and Magnus Bäcklund
Participating countries / 29
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Iceland and Italy
Withdrawing countries / Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Latvia, Lebanon, Mongolia and South Africa
Debuting players / Cris for Italy
Returning Artists
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Chenoa / twice for Andorra and once for Argentina and Spain / her best result being 16th
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Ira Losco / for Malta / her best result being 14th
Milk Inc / twice for Belgium and once for Luxembourg / their best result being 15th Ronan Keating / for Ireland / his best result being 14th |
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Alkistis Protopsalti / for Greece / not qualifying for the final
Anna Tatangelo / for Italy / not placing Dina / for Norway / Global Music Champion Gigi D'Alessio / for Italy / placing 18th Sanna Nielsen / for Sweden / Global Music Champion Wraygun / for Portugal / placing 17th Yö / for Finland / placing 8th |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Argentina, Israel, Poland and Swedem, 3
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Germany, Italy and Argentina
Countries receiving points from most juries / Sweden and USA, 17
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Ireland in 8th place with 10 points from Denmark, Argentina and Hungary as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Finland in 18th place getting 12 points from Hungary
At the voting the leading country changed with every jury with the first 12 juries, afther which Sweden took the lead and never looked back. Argentina took home the silver - their first medal - and the bronze went to United States, with Israel and Germany rounding out the top 5.
Sweden is a founding member of Global Music and for the first 19 editions, they didn't miss a single contest, racking up 5 trophies in the process!
In fact, they kicked off their Global Music career with a gold medal for One More Time. For the next couple of editions they finished outside the top 10, only to bounce back in GM04, winning the silver, and then another gold in GM06 for Jessica Folcker. Their second victory was followed by several other top 10 results and a third gold medal in GM12, when Basshunter finished on top. Back to back victories followed in GM17 and 18 by Carola and Lena Philipsson respectively. With a new HoD, Sweden took their 6th gold medal in GM29 with Sanna Nielsen and just 3 editions later the Swedes struck gold again, with Danny finishing on top. Now, on home soil, Sweden adds one more triumph to the list and Sanna Nielsen becomes Double Global Music Champion! Well done Sweden, Sanna Nielsen and Sónia!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Germany, Italy and Argentina
Countries receiving points from most juries / Sweden and USA, 17
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Ireland in 8th place with 10 points from Denmark, Argentina and Hungary as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Finland in 18th place getting 12 points from Hungary
At the voting the leading country changed with every jury with the first 12 juries, afther which Sweden took the lead and never looked back. Argentina took home the silver - their first medal - and the bronze went to United States, with Israel and Germany rounding out the top 5.
Sweden is a founding member of Global Music and for the first 19 editions, they didn't miss a single contest, racking up 5 trophies in the process!
In fact, they kicked off their Global Music career with a gold medal for One More Time. For the next couple of editions they finished outside the top 10, only to bounce back in GM04, winning the silver, and then another gold in GM06 for Jessica Folcker. Their second victory was followed by several other top 10 results and a third gold medal in GM12, when Basshunter finished on top. Back to back victories followed in GM17 and 18 by Carola and Lena Philipsson respectively. With a new HoD, Sweden took their 6th gold medal in GM29 with Sanna Nielsen and just 3 editions later the Swedes struck gold again, with Danny finishing on top. Now, on home soil, Sweden adds one more triumph to the list and Sanna Nielsen becomes Double Global Music Champion! Well done Sweden, Sanna Nielsen and Sónia!
The Winner
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Scoreboards and Live Voting
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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Sweden Sanna Nielsen Strong 109 points |
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Argentina Luciano Pereyra Porque aun te amo 100 points |
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United States Kristine W Walk away 96 points |
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Israel Shai Gabso Arim roshi 90 points |
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Germany Thomas Godoj Love is you 88 points |
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Italy Anna Tatangelo Il mio amico 85 points |
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United Kingdom Chanel Dance 83 points |
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Ireland Ronan Keating & Giorgia We've got tonight 79 points |
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Hungary Krisztián Bartók Tuz jöjj velem 67 points |
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Poland Bartek Wrona Maria 65 points |
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Netherlands Kane Rain down on me 56 points |
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Luxembourg Milk Inc. Forever 52 points |
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Mexico Alejandra Guzmán Soy solo un secreto 52 points |
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Belgium Katy Satyn Magical sensation 46 points |
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Greece Alkistis Protopsalti O paradeisos mporei na perimenei 45 points |
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Andorra Chenoa Cuando tu vas 45 points |
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Norway Dina Bli' hos meg 44 points |
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Denmark Bliss Kissing 38 points |
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Finland Yö Rakkaus on lumivalkoinen 35 points |
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Russia Kristina Orbakaite & Avraam Russo Prosto lyubit tebya 30 points |
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Australia Brielle Davis Take it off 29 points |
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Barbados Rupee Tempted to touch 22 points |
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San Marino Gigi D'Alessio Una volta nella vita 19 points |
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Canada Billy Talent Surrender 17 points |
The Semi Final
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Argentina Luciano Pereyra Porque aun te amo 139 points |
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United States Kristine W Walk away 130 points |
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Israel Shai Gabso Arim roshi 119 points |
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Italy Anna Tatangelo Il mio amico 117 points |
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Luxembourg Milk Inc. Forever 103 points |
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Belgium Katy Satyn Magical sensation 98 points |
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United Kingdom Chanel Dance 93 points |
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Poland Bartek Wrona Maria 89 points |
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Ireland Ronan Keating & Giorgia We've got tonight 88 points |
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Netherlands Kane Rain down on me 76 points |
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Mexico Alejandra Guzmán Soy solo un secreto 65 points |
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Andorra Chenoa Cuando tu vas 59 points |
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Russia Kristina Orbakaite & Avraam Russo Prosto lyubit tebya 47 points |
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San Marino Gigi D'Alessio Una volta nella vita 41 points |
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Portugal Wraygunn Everything's gonna be ok 39 points |
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Japan Maeken Trance Project Tokyo charansu 24 points |
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DNF
Monaco Hélène Ségara Méfie-toi de moi 106 points |
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DNF
Malta Ira Losco Promises 42 points |
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DNF
Iceland Merzedes Club feat. Haffi Haff See me now 33 points |
