Welcome to Yeosu
"Waterfront Serenity"
A serene port city midway along South Korea's south coast, Yeosu offers a waterfront of marinas, seafood, and scenic island views. Make the most of your time by the sea and sample the day's local catch from the fresh fish markets or restaurants along the city's coastline. Home of the country's famed turtle ship of the 16th century, the city center allows you to soak up some history across its museums, temples, and monuments on your Yeosu vacation. Finding brief fame in 2012 as host of the World Expo, Yeosu draws guests who wish to visit the remaining expo sites, which are open to the public and host regular shows.
Host City / Yeosu, South Korea
Venue / Thematic Pavilion
Hosts / Yunjin Kim and Daniel Dae Kim
Participating countries / 61
Debuting countries / Cape Verde and Libya
Returning countries / Barbados, Greece, Ireland, Montenegro and Serbia
Withdrawing countries / Australia, Croatia, Hungary, Jamaica, Malta and Sudan
Debuting players / Many for Barbados and Lara for Montenegro
Venue / Thematic Pavilion
Hosts / Yunjin Kim and Daniel Dae Kim
Participating countries / 61
Debuting countries / Cape Verde and Libya
Returning countries / Barbados, Greece, Ireland, Montenegro and Serbia
Withdrawing countries / Australia, Croatia, Hungary, Jamaica, Malta and Sudan
Debuting players / Many for Barbados and Lara for Montenegro
Returning Artists
Donny Montell / for Lithuania / his best result being 23rd
James Morrison / for United Kingdom / Global Music Champion Miranda! / for Argentina / their best result being 16th Pitbull / once for Spain and Puerto Rico / his best result being 6th Rossa / for Indonesia / her best result being 13th Sheryfa Luna / once for Algeria and Monaco / not qualifying for the final |
Alban Skënderaj / for Albania / Global Music Champion
DJ Project / for Romania / placing 15th Dolcenera / for Italy / placing 10th Gerta Heta / for Albania / placing 21st Matt Pokora / for France / Silver Medallist Natasa Bekvalac / for Serbia / placing 18th Paty Cantú / for Mexico / placing 24th Paula Fernandes / for Brazil / placing 9th Polina Gagarina / for Russia / placing 21st Regína Ósk / for Iceland / placing 7th Sunrise Avenue / for Finland / placing 12th Timoteij / for Sweden / placing 4th Uku Suviste / for Estonia / placing 11th |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Barbados, 4
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / None
Countries receiving points from most juries / Turkey, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Turkey in 1st with 10 points from Estonia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / South Korea in 30th , getting 12 points from China
Once again it was a very exciting and close voting, but this time the battle was for the gold! In the end only 11 points separated the top 5! Turkey took the lead about halfway through the voting and from then on battling with United Kingdom for the title. However, once the non-finalists started voting, Italy and Barbados came out of nowhere to claim the silver and bronze. Cyprus and United Kingdom rounded out the top 5. It was Barbados' first medal and further down the scoreboard, Nicaragua and Montenegro also achieved their best results to date as 8th and 14th respectively.
Turkey is one of the founding members of Global Music and has since competed 60 times under 3 different players. For the first 20 editions, Turkey was truly a force to be reckoned with. In their first 20 participations, Turkey reached the top 10 an amazing 13 times, including 8 consecutive top 10 finishes from GM09 to GM16. During this period Turkey won 4 medals including their first of gold in GM15 thanks to Murat Boz. After GM20 things seemed to change for the worse though and Turkey decided to take a break of 8 editions. When returning in GM37, the current HoD, Mücahit, had taken over. He got off to a bumpy start though, and only reached the top 10 once in his first 10 attempts. Towards the end of 2010, things changed for the better, and Turkey took home 3 medals in 4 editions, but they have had to wait until now to be able to lift the trophy for the second time. Well done Turkey, Aynur Aydin and Mücahit!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / None
Countries receiving points from most juries / Turkey, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Turkey in 1st with 10 points from Estonia as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / South Korea in 30th , getting 12 points from China
Once again it was a very exciting and close voting, but this time the battle was for the gold! In the end only 11 points separated the top 5! Turkey took the lead about halfway through the voting and from then on battling with United Kingdom for the title. However, once the non-finalists started voting, Italy and Barbados came out of nowhere to claim the silver and bronze. Cyprus and United Kingdom rounded out the top 5. It was Barbados' first medal and further down the scoreboard, Nicaragua and Montenegro also achieved their best results to date as 8th and 14th respectively.
Turkey is one of the founding members of Global Music and has since competed 60 times under 3 different players. For the first 20 editions, Turkey was truly a force to be reckoned with. In their first 20 participations, Turkey reached the top 10 an amazing 13 times, including 8 consecutive top 10 finishes from GM09 to GM16. During this period Turkey won 4 medals including their first of gold in GM15 thanks to Murat Boz. After GM20 things seemed to change for the worse though and Turkey decided to take a break of 8 editions. When returning in GM37, the current HoD, Mücahit, had taken over. He got off to a bumpy start though, and only reached the top 10 once in his first 10 attempts. Towards the end of 2010, things changed for the better, and Turkey took home 3 medals in 4 editions, but they have had to wait until now to be able to lift the trophy for the second time. Well done Turkey, Aynur Aydin and Mücahit!
The Winner
Scoreboards and Live Voting
Live voting
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
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