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Welcome to Miami
"gloriously good-looking of art deco opulence"
Florida’s mecca of fun in the sun, the lively tropical metropolis of Miami is one of the world’s top vacation spots. Made up of several distinct neighborhoods and breathtaking beaches, Miami has a vibrant local personality. Admire the architecture of the sophisticated Art Deco district, or head to Little Havana to be transported into old-time Cuba, alive with color and authentic Cuban markets and cafes. For arguably the best nightlife scene in Florida, head to South Beach for a mix of music-pumping clubs and oceanside bars. While best known for shopping, dining, and beach-lounging, Miami is also home to the beautiful Everglades National Park, for those who wish to explore the natural wonders of southern Florida.
Host City / Miami, United States
Venue / American Airlines Arena
Hosts / Syesha Mercado and Matt Cohen
Participating countries / 45
Debuting countries / El Salvador
Returning countries / Austria, Belgium, China, France, Ireland, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, San Marino and Spain
Countries taking a break / Australia, Costa Rica, Finland, Iraq, Italy, Lebanon, Poland, Serbia, Solomon Islands and Switzerland
Debuting players / Philip for Ireland and Miguel S for El Salvador
Venue / American Airlines Arena
Hosts / Syesha Mercado and Matt Cohen
Participating countries / 45
Debuting countries / El Salvador
Returning countries / Austria, Belgium, China, France, Ireland, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, San Marino and Spain
Countries taking a break / Australia, Costa Rica, Finland, Iraq, Italy, Lebanon, Poland, Serbia, Solomon Islands and Switzerland
Debuting players / Philip for Ireland and Miguel S for El Salvador
Returning Artists
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Amel Bent / twice for France and once for Monaco and Algeria / Bronze Medallist
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Armin Muzaferija / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / his best result being 10th
AURYN / for Andorra / not qualifying for the final James Blunt / once for United Kingdom and Italy / his best result being 16th Nora Istrefi / once for Kosovo and Albania / not qualifying for the final |
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Andrea Demirovic / for Montenegro / not qualifying for the final
Andreea Banica / for Romania / placing 31st Axelle Red / for Belgium / placing 28th Electric Lady Lab / for Denmark / placing 4th Elka / for Russia / placing 22nd Fawni / for Austria / placing 19th Gabi Tóth / for Hungary / placing 9th Lena Katina / for Russia / not qualifying for the final Shawn Desman / for Canada / placing 9th Virginia Labuat / for Spain / not qualifying for the final |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / United Kingdom, 8
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Liechtenstein, Cameroon, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Puerto Rico, Romania and New Zealand
Countries receiving points from most juries / Norway, 26
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / South Korea in 6th with 10 points from Albania and Ireland as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Czech Republic in 26th, getting 12 points from South Korea
After some very exciting votings in the last couple of editions, the excitement quickly evaporated this time. United Kingdom took the lead after the second set of votes and never gave up the lead after that. In the end they had collected a record breaking 199 points and taken their 7th gold medal. In a distant second place, Norway took home the silver, leaving the bronze to Denmark. Russia and France rounded out the top 5.
United Kingdom made its debut in GM03 and won the bronze medal in their first participation. Several other top 10 results followed before they climbed to the top of the scoreboard in GM19 with their second HoD. Now the UK has particpated 79 times, reached 70 finals, finished in the top 10 on 35 occasions and won a total of 14 medals. Per, the current HoD, is the fifth player to represent United Kingdom. He started out as HoD for Norway back in GM08, before switching to Canada and then Australia before he took over the British delegation. He won silver medals for both Norway and Canada, and brought the contest to Australia for the second time. This is his 3rd gold medal for United Kingdom - following victories by Alexandra Burke and Adele - since he took over as HoD in GM61. Well done Lawson, UK and Per!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / Liechtenstein, Cameroon, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Puerto Rico, Romania and New Zealand
Countries receiving points from most juries / Norway, 26
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / South Korea in 6th with 10 points from Albania and Ireland as highest mark
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Czech Republic in 26th, getting 12 points from South Korea
After some very exciting votings in the last couple of editions, the excitement quickly evaporated this time. United Kingdom took the lead after the second set of votes and never gave up the lead after that. In the end they had collected a record breaking 199 points and taken their 7th gold medal. In a distant second place, Norway took home the silver, leaving the bronze to Denmark. Russia and France rounded out the top 5.
United Kingdom made its debut in GM03 and won the bronze medal in their first participation. Several other top 10 results followed before they climbed to the top of the scoreboard in GM19 with their second HoD. Now the UK has particpated 79 times, reached 70 finals, finished in the top 10 on 35 occasions and won a total of 14 medals. Per, the current HoD, is the fifth player to represent United Kingdom. He started out as HoD for Norway back in GM08, before switching to Canada and then Australia before he took over the British delegation. He won silver medals for both Norway and Canada, and brought the contest to Australia for the second time. This is his 3rd gold medal for United Kingdom - following victories by Alexandra Burke and Adele - since he took over as HoD in GM61. Well done Lawson, UK and Per!
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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United Kingdom Lawson Learn to love again 199 points |
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Norway Adelén Bombo 161 points |
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Denmark Electric Lady Lab Taking off 126 points |
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Russia Lena Katina Never forget 120 points |
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France Najoua Belyzel Gabriel 112 points |
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South Korea Younha Run 110 points |
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Montenegro Andrea Demirovic Odlazim 105 points |
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South Africa Lianie May & Jay Toe stop my hart 97 points |
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Brazil Adriana Mezzadri Marcas de ayer 95 points |
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Portugal Pitt Broken For a change 93 points |
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Romania Andreea Banica feat. Dony Samba 90 points |
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Austria Fawni Echo 89 points |
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Liechtenstein Chima Ausflug ins Blaue 79 points |
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San Marino Simona Molinari feat. Peter Cincotti In cerca di te 77 points |
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Belgium Axelle Red Rouge ardent 75 points |
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Puerto Rico Daddy Yankee Limbo 74 points |
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India Samsaya Breaking bad 70 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Armin Muzaferija S tobom opet ucim sta je ljubav 69 points |
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Cyprus Giorgos Sampanis Oti kai na eimai 69 points |
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Iceland Erna Hrönn Ólafsdóttir Augnablik 65 points |
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United States Linkin Park Castle of glass 58 points |
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Andorra AURYN Heartbreaker 53 points |
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Cameroon Henri Dikongué Ndol' asu 53 points |
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Hungary Gabi Tóth feat. Tomás Molnár Mi a szívemen, a számon 48 points |
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Estonia Iiris Curaga 40 points |
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Czech Republic Cartonnage Winter song 35 points |
Semi Final One
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United Kingdom Lawson Learn to love again 138 points |
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Denmark Electric Lady Lab Taking off 117 points |
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Norway Adelén Bombo 104 points |
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Montenegro Andrea Demirovic Odlazim 87 points |
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France Najoua Belyzel Gabriel 81 points |
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India Samsaya Breaking bad 78 points |
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Cyprus Giorgos Sampanis Oti kai na eimai 76 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Armin Muzaferija S tobom opet ucim sta je ljubav 60 points |
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Hungary Gabi Tóth feat. Tomás Molnár Mi a szívemen, a számon 58 points |
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Romania Andreea Banica feat. Dony Samba 55 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Austria Fawni Echo 51 points |
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Chile Augusto Schuster Hello 50 points |
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Canada Shawn Desman Nobody does it like you 48 points |
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Ireland Carmel Conway Butterfly 47 points |
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Spain Virginia Labuat Dream man 45 points |
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Mexico Alicia Villarreal Insensible a tí 44 points |
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Germany Betty Dittrich Lalala 41 points |
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Kosovo Nora Istrefi feat. Vig Poppa Big love 19 points |
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Netherlands Headhunterz From within 15 points |
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DNF
El Salvador Allison Iraheta Friday I'll be over u 62 points |
Semi Final Two
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South Korea Younha Run 100 points |
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Brazil Adriana Mezzadri Marcas de ayer 95 points |
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Russia Lena Katina Never forget 94 points |
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San Marino Simona Molinari feat. Peter Cincotti In cerca di te 81 points |
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Portugal Pitt Broken For a change 79 points |
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Czech Republic Cartonnage Winter song 77 points |
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South Africa Lianie May & Jay Toe stop my hart 77 points |
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Liechtenstein Chima Ausflug ins Blaue 75 points |
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Puerto Rico Daddy Yankee Limbo 68 points |
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Belgium Axelle Red Rouge ardent 68 points |
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Malaysia Mizz Nina feat. Colby O'Donis What you waiting for 66 points |
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New Zealand Ruby Frost Water to ice 64 points |
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Sweden Mimi Oh Kom hit och dansa 57 points |
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Monaco Amel Bent Je reste 55 points |
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Albania Mariza Ikonomi feat. Erik Lloshi E di 49 points |
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Turkey Gökhan Akar Sahibinden cok temiz ask 44 points |
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China EXO, Super Junior & SHINee Spectrum 43 points |
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Algeria Sinik feat. James Blunt Je réalise 32 points |
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Ukraine Elka Khochu 28 points |
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Japan Flow Remember 24 points |
