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Welcome to Cairns
"The Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef"
A neat, cosmopolitan city of shaded plazas and laid-back neighborhoods, Cairns serves as a popular base for exploration of the surrounding region and the Great Barrier Reef, as well as a center for watersport activities like surfing or waterskiing. The city has an easygoing, unpretentious atmosphere that makes it easy for visitors to adjust to local life. Much of the appeal of Cairns comes from its backdrop of forested hills and flanked by attractive beaches.
Host City / Cairns, Australia
Venue / Cazaly's Stadium
Hosts / Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman
Participating countries / 41
Debuting countries / Czech Repunlic
Returning countries / Belgium, Greece, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway and Serbia
Withdrawing countries / Iceland, Ireland, South Korea, Spain, Ukraine and Uruguay
Debuting players / James for Luxembourg, Marcos for Belgium, Mert for Macedonia, Miloje for Czech Republic and Oscar for Lithuania
Venue / Cazaly's Stadium
Hosts / Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman
Participating countries / 41
Debuting countries / Czech Repunlic
Returning countries / Belgium, Greece, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway and Serbia
Withdrawing countries / Iceland, Ireland, South Korea, Spain, Ukraine and Uruguay
Debuting players / James for Luxembourg, Marcos for Belgium, Mert for Macedonia, Miloje for Czech Republic and Oscar for Lithuania
Returning Artists
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Hadise / 3 times for Luxembourg and once for Turkey / her best result being 11th
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Agnes Carlsson / for Sweden / Global Music Champion
Akcent / for Romania / Silver Medallist Anna Abreu / for Finland / Bronze Medallist Despina Olympiou / for Cyprus / not qualifying for the final Elvir Mekic / for Macedonia / his best result being 22nd |
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AySel / for Azerbaijan / placing 18th
Christophe Willem / for France / placing 8th Daniel Schumacher / for Germany / placing 11th Isabelle Boulay / for France / placing 20th Kostas Martakis / for Greece / not placing Kurt Darren / for South Africa / not qualifying for the final Sondre Lerche / for Norway / placing 27th Zana Messia / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / not qualifying for the final |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Sweden, 5
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Israel, United States, Canada, Germany and Belgium
Countries receiving points from most juries / Finland and Sweden, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Finland in 5th with 10 points from Croatia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Canada in 23rd, getting 12 points from South Africa
United States took an early lead handing over the baton to Azerbaijan, who then held on to the lead for a little more than 2/3 of the voting. Germany was also always a contender, not far behind. However, their points suddenly dried up, and the last 12 juries only awarded Germany a combined 2 points! In stead the points kept rolling in for Sweden and at the end the Swedes had the most points and took home their 11th trophy! Azerbaijan ended up with the silver, which was their first medal in GM. United States won their 6th when they grabbed the bronze. Greece and Finlan rounded out the top 5, and further down the rankings Armenia achieved their best result ever, finishing 13th.
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. Shortly after Sweden did an "Irish ESC" and won three editions in a row! These trophies were won by Danny, Sanna Nielsen and Sibel from GM32 through GM34. Only 5 editions later, in GM39, Sweden finished on top for the 10th time with Agnes Carlsson, and now she becomes the third Double Global Music Champion, joining fellow Swede, Sanna Nielsen and Australia's Delta Goodrem in this exclusive club. Well done Sweden, Agnes Carlsson and Sónia!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Israel, United States, Canada, Germany and Belgium
Countries receiving points from most juries / Finland and Sweden, 20
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Finland in 5th with 10 points from Croatia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Canada in 23rd, getting 12 points from South Africa
United States took an early lead handing over the baton to Azerbaijan, who then held on to the lead for a little more than 2/3 of the voting. Germany was also always a contender, not far behind. However, their points suddenly dried up, and the last 12 juries only awarded Germany a combined 2 points! In stead the points kept rolling in for Sweden and at the end the Swedes had the most points and took home their 11th trophy! Azerbaijan ended up with the silver, which was their first medal in GM. United States won their 6th when they grabbed the bronze. Greece and Finlan rounded out the top 5, and further down the rankings Armenia achieved their best result ever, finishing 13th.
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. Shortly after Sweden did an "Irish ESC" and won three editions in a row! These trophies were won by Danny, Sanna Nielsen and Sibel from GM32 through GM34. Only 5 editions later, in GM39, Sweden finished on top for the 10th time with Agnes Carlsson, and now she becomes the third Double Global Music Champion, joining fellow Swede, Sanna Nielsen and Australia's Delta Goodrem in this exclusive club. Well done Sweden, Agnes Carlsson and Sónia!
The Winner
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Scoreboards
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 Agnes Carlsson Release me 143 points |
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Azerbaijan AySel Fallin' 135 points |
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United States Shinedown If you only knew 113 points |
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Greece Kostas Martakis Pio kanta 103 points |
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Finland Anna Abreu Music everywhere 101 points |
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Germany Daniel Schumacher Honestly 96 points |
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Israel Idan Raichel Chalomot shel acherim 93 points |
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Australia Cosima De Vito One night without you 92 points |
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Turkey Elif Turan Büyüt istersen 91 points |
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Italy Dolcenera Un dolce incantesimo 82 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Zana Messia Touch me 78 points |
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United Kingdom Ellie Goulding Under the sheets 67 points |
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Armenia Inga & Anush Meng eng mer sarere 65 points |
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Liechtenstein Some & Any Last man standing 62 points |
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Lithuania Sasha Son feat. SEL Miss kiss 61 points |
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Denmark Nabiha Deep sleep 59 points |
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Cyprus Despina Olympiou Adynamia 56 points |
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Croatia Zanamari Crni leptire 54 points |
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South Africa Kurt Darren Daar doer in die donker 54 points |
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Japan KOKIA Time to say goodbye 51 points |
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Serbia Leontina Takve kao ja 49 points |
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Mexico Jimena Volar sin alas 40 points |
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Canada Anne Murray & Isabelle Boulay Si jamais je te revois 38 points |
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Netherlands Dewi Pechler Left of center 15 points |
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DNF
France Christophe Willem Berlin |
Semi Final One
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Cyprus Despina Olympiou Adynamia 104 points |
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Germany Daniel Schumacher Honestly 104 points |
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Denmark Nabiha Deep sleep 88 points |
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Liechtenstein Some & Any Last man standing 81 points |
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Croatia Zanamari Crni leptire 78 points |
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France Christophe Willem Berlin 74 points |
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South Africa Kurt Darren Daar doer in die donker 73 points |
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Mexico Jimena Volar sin alas 70 points |
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Lithuania Sasha Son feat. SEL Miss kiss 70 points |
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Armenia Inga & Anush Meng eng mer sarere 70 points |
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Hungary Dósa Matyi & Tibor Kasza Úgy szeretném meghálálni! 69 points |
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Czech Republic Tereza Kerndlová Control freaky 55 points |
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Belgium Hadise I'll try not to cry 51 points |
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Brazil Maria Rita A festa 50 points |
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Norway Sondre Lerche & Regina Spektor Hell no 49 points |
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Andorra Mägo de Oz La posada de los muertos 47 points |
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DNF
Romania Akcent Stay with me 107 points |
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Monaco Alizée à contre-courant 86 points |
Semi Final Two
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Azerbaijan AySel Fallin' 116 points |
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Sweden Agnes Carlsson Release me 106 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Zana Messia Touch me 103 points |
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Finland Anna Abreu Music everywhere 102 points |
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Turkey Elif Turan Büyüt istersen 93 points |
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Israel Idan Raichel Chalomot shel acherim 93 points |
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Japan KOKIA Time to say goodbye 79 points |
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Greece Kostas Martakis Pio kanta 68 points |
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Italy Dolcenera Un dolce incantesimo 64 points |
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Serbia Leontina Takve kao ja 59 points |
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New Zealand Gin Wigmore Hallelujah 58 points |
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Estonia Mikk Saar Ma olen jää 54 points |
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Slovenia Sara Kobold Vse ti dam 41 points |
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Luxembourg Das Pop Never get enough 39 points |
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Poland Pati Yang Timebomb 33 points |
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Macedonia Elvir Mekic & Maja Sazdanovska Opasno 63 points |
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DNF
Russia Alexey Vorobyov Alisa 24 points |
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Kazakhstan JCS Tuk-tuk 23 points |
