INFE Poll 2024: The results of INFE North Macedonia!

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Every year the INFE International Network gives life to INFE Poll, where all its clubs give their scores for this years contestants. After four clubs revealed its votes, it’s now time for North Macedonia to cast their votes!

After the members of INFE North Macedonia voted, the results are:

  • 1 point goes to Sweden
  • 2 points go to France
  • 3 points go to Netherlands
  • 4 points go to Italy
  • 5 points go to Finland
  • 6 points go to Greece
  • 7 points go to Croatia
  • 8 points go to Belgium
  • 10 points go to Switzeland and..
  • 12 points go to Ukraine

After the voting of five clubs, the results are as follows, with Switzerland leading, and Italy and Belgium rounding the top 3.

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Source: esctoday.com

Monaco: TVMonaco is now a member of the EBU!

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Some pretty exciting news come from the south of Europe. TVMonaco has now gained its full EBU membership, making it eligible to participate in all EBU events, including Eurovision Song Contest.

TVMonaco began its operations on September 1st, 2023 and soon the question on whether the nation would be able to return to Eurovision was raised. In fact, TVMonaco being under the umbrella of MMD, a member of the EBU, would still be able to participate in Eurovision.

Eurovision 2024 was not the time for Monaco

However and despite the rumors, Monaco ruled out a a return for Eurovision 2024. No official explanation is provided, although the information given to Monaco-Matin referred to the short timeframe.

Frédéric Cauderlier, the head editor of TVMonaco, explained the reasons behind Monaco’s non-participation in an interview with L’Observateur.

“The deadlines are too tight for registrations. Additionally, at this point in time, the channel’s launch prevents us from immediately focusing on this project”.

Now that TVMonaco has gained full EBU membership, it is up to the broadcaster to decide the country’s return.

Monaco after being absent for 24 years, returned in 2004 and stepped back once more in 2007, not managing to qualify in none of its last attempts.

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Source: EBU

Petra Mede is disclosing details about one of the Eurovision 2024 interval acts!

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Through a reel that was uploaded to Eurovision‘s official Instagram account, Petra Mede, one of the hosts, disclosed details about one of the interval acts of this year’s contest.

Specifically, the presenter mentioned, in her own unique way, that she will be participating in one of the interval acts of this year’s contest, which is called “We just love Eurovision too much”. The performance will be comedic in nature and will include dancing and singing. She also added that she would probably not be alone on the stage.

 

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What are the “Interval Acts”?

“Interval Acts” are performances that serve the flow of the contest. They are outside the competitive process and take place after the completion of the appearances of the participating countries and before the announcement of the results.

Petra Mede is considered a fan-favourite. It is no coincidence that Swedish public television chose her to host the contest for the third time in just eleven years.

Many fans rank Interval Acts, which Petra participated in both 2013 and 2016, among the best moments in the history of the competition. Consequently, expectations for Petra’s show are very high!

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Source: Instagram: @eurovision 

Listen to the acoustic version of “Ramonda” by Teya Dora, in “A Little Bit More”!

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Just like last year, some time before the first rehearsals of the countries, the show called “A Little Bit More” aired on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

So, for all this time before the rehearsals, Eurovision TV will upload different performances of the artists, like different versions of their songs, or covers of songs from other artists.

In the video below, you can listen to the acoustic version of Serbia’s entry, “Ramonda” performed by Teya Dora:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te-q6dx2au8

You can also watch the Eurovisionfun team reacting and commenting to the Serbian entry in Eurovision 2024:

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Serbian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!

Spain: The detailed jury results of Benidorm Fest 2024!

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The detailed results of the jury of the Bendorm Fest 2024, the national selection show of Spain for the Eurovision Song Contest, were published today.

As it is already known, Nebulossa with their song “Zorra” are going to represent Spain in Eurovision 2024 the coming May.

The jury was composed of Beatriz Luengo, Guille Milkyway, Ángela Carrasco, Carlos Baute, Lee Smithurst, David Tserunyan, Marta Piekarska and Nicoline Refsing. 

Judge 1

  • 12 points – St Pedro
  • 10 points – Angy
  • 8 points – Nebulossa
  • 7 points – Jorge González
  • 6 points – María Peláe
  • 5 points – Sofía Coll
  • 4 points – Miss Caffeina
  • 2 points – Almácor

Judge 2

  • 12 points – Nebulossa
  • 10 points – St Pedro
  • 8 points – Almácor
  • 7 points – Jorge González
  • 6 points – Angy
  • 5 points – Sofía Coll
  • 4 points – María Peláe
  • 2 points -Miss Caffeina

Judge 3

  • 12 points – St Pedro
  • 10 points – Nebulossa
  • 8 points – Angy
  • 7 points – Jorge González
  • 6 points – Almácor
  • 5 points  – María Peláe
  • 4 points – Miss Caffeina
  • 2 points – Sofía Coll

Judge 4

  • 12 points – Nebulossa
  • 10 points – St Pedro
  • 8 points – Jorge González
  • 7 points – Almácor
  • 6 points – Angy
  • 5 points – María Peláe
  • 4 points – Sofía Coll
  • 2 points – Miss Caffeina

Judge 5

  • 12 points – St Pedro
  • 10 points – Nebulossa
  • 8 points – Almácor
  • 7 points – Angy
  • 6 points – María Peláe
  • 5 points – Miss Caffeina
  • 4 points – Sofía Coll
  • 2 points – Jorge González

Judge 6

  • 12 points – St Pedro
  • 10 points – Nebulossa
  • 8 points – Angy
  • 7 points – Jorge González
  • 6 points – Almácor
  • 5 points – Sofía Coll
  • 4 points – María Peláe
  • 2 points – Miss Caffeina

Judge 7

  • 12 points – Nebulossa
  • 10 points – St Pedro
  • 8 points – Angy
  • 7 points – Almácor
  • 6 points – Jorge González
  • 5 points – María Peláe
  • 4 points – Miss Caffeina
  • 2 points – Sofía Coll

Judge 8

  • 12 points – Nebulossa
  • 10 points – Angy
  • 8 points – St Pedro
  • 7 points – Almácor
  • 6 points – María Peláe
  • 5 points – Jorge González
  • 4 points – Miss Caffeina
  • 2 points – Sofía Coll

In total, four members of the jury gave their maximum score of 12 points to Nebulossa and the remaining four voted for St. Pedro. Sofía Coll and Miss Caffeina got the lowest scores.

Source: eurovision spain

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Netherlands: Het Grote Songfestivalfeest 2024 Set for December 12th!

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Het Grote Songfestivalfeest will take place for the fourth consecutive year on December 12th in Amsterdam. It’s a major concert dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest, where many stars of the competition perform their songs, now considered classics in the contest.

The Het Grote Songfestivalfeest concert was first held in late 2019 to promote Eurovision 2020, which was scheduled to take place in the Netherlands. After two years of absence and a cancellation in 2021 due to COVID-19 safety measures, the concert returns stronger than ever.

Attendees of the concert will include former winners and participants of Eurovision, with previous Greek artists such as Stefania (2022, 2023), Eleni Foureira (2023), and Helena Paparizou (2022) among them.

The hosts of the evening will be Edsilia Rombley (Netherlands 1998 and 2007, host of Eurovision 2021) and Dutch commentator Cornald Maas. Tickets are available by clicking the link here.

The grand concert is a collaboration between the public channel AVROTROS and PILOTSTUDIO and will take place on December 12th at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. It will also be televised by the Dutch public broadcaster.

Below, you can get a taste of last year’s performances by Eleni Foureira and Stefania at the grand concert:

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Source: Het Grote Songfestivalfeest

Azerbaijan: Listen to AISEL’s entry for Eurovision 2024!

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Azerbaijan and Ictimai Television opted for an internal selection for Eurovision 2024. One of the selection’s participants, for which few information is known, was AISEL. AISEL claimed Azerbaijan’s representation for the second time, after having previously participated in 2018 with “X My Heart“, being the first Azerbaijani entry failing to qualify to the Grand Final.

Apparently and as Fahree and Ilkin Dövlətov were ITV’s chosen ones for Eurovision 2024, AISEL just released her Eurovision 2024 submission, titled “Game of Chess“.

Azerbaijan in Eurovision 2024

Following the voting of a jury committee, the following six artists were shortlisted and hence claimed the Azerbaijani representation in Malmö:

  • Emiliya Yaqubova
  • Ilkin Dovlatov, Mila Miles and Etibar Asadli
  • Aisel (Azerbaijan 2018)
  • Fahree I.
  • Qorqud (Elvin Novruzov)
  • Sabina Guluzadeh

Among the jury members of the selection there are Aysel Teymurzadə (Azerbaijan 2009) as well as Eldar Gasımov & Nigar Jamal (Azerbaijan 2011-winners).

Azerbaijan with Fahree and Ilkin Dövlətov and their song “Özünlə Apar” will perform twelfth in the first semi-final on May 7.

You can also watch EurovisionFun’s reaction video on “Özünlə Apar”, below:

Do you think that “Game of Chess” would be a more suitable entry for Eurovision 2024? Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the news!

INFE Poll 2024: The results of INFE Slovenia!

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Every year the INFE International Network gives life to INFE Poll, where all its clubs give their scores for this years contestants. After three clubs revealed its votes, it’s now time for Slovenia to cast their votes!

After the members of INFE Slovenia voted, the results are:

  • 1 point goes to Israel
  • 2 points go to Austria
  • 3 points go to Greece
  • 4 points go to Netherlands
  • 5 points go to Luxembourg
  • 6 points go to Albania
  • 7 points go to Finland
  • 8 points go to Sweden
  • 10 points go to Switzeland and..
  • 12 points go to Italy

After the voting of four clubs, the results are as follows, with Switzerland leading, and Italy and Belgium rounding the top 3.

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!

Source: esctoday.com

OGAE Poll 2024: The results from Poland!

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For every year since 2007, OGAE International conducts the OGAE Poll, which includes the votes of its members from 42 different countries. After eight countries have voted, it is now Poland’s turn to cast its votes.

In detail, the 207 members of OGAE Poland voted as following:

  • 12 points to Switzerland
  • 10 points to Italy
  • 8 points to Belgium
  • 7 points to Ukraine
  • 6 points to Croatia
  • 5 points to Lithuania
  • 4 points to Norway
  • 3 points to Greece
  • 2 points to Spain
  • 1 point to the United Kingdom

The results following the votes of nine countries are the following:

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Source: OGAE International

United Kingdom: Listen to the acoustic version of “Dizzy” by Olly Alexander!

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Olly Alexnader, one of the most well-knowned artists of Eurovision 2024,represents the United Kingdom this year with his song “Dizzy”.
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