Own Eurovision Song Contest 20

Own Eurovision Song Contest 20 Special Edition 04 "Eurovision Song Contest" Welcome to Romania!
Dates
Semi-final 1 date	16 June 2013
Semi-final 2 date	17 June 2013
Final date	3 July 2013
Host
Venue	Dan Păltinișanu Stadium Timișoara, Romania
Presenter(s)	Alexandra Stan Elena Gheorghe Liviu Hodor
Broadcaster	Romanian Television (TVR)
Opening act	"Pleacă" by Vunk (feat. Antonia)
Interval act	Semifinal 1 "Sweet love" by Liviu Hodor feat. Mona "Could u" by Andreea Bănică Semifinal 2 "Marionette" by Antonia "Raindrops" by Deepcentral feat. Eleftheria Eleftheriou Semifinal 3 "Ecou" by Elena feat. Glance "Endless" by Inna Grand Final "Te iubesc cât 2" by Andrei Leonte "Mă doare fără tine" by Andreea Bălan feat. Laurențiu Duță "Glorious" by Hampenberg feat. Jesper Nohrstedt "Just give me a reason" by Pink feat. Nate Ruess
Participants
Entries	60
Returning	Albania Belgium Israel Liechtenstein Montenegro San Marino Serbia
Withdrawing	Algeria Turkmenistan
Participation map
Voting
System	Each country awardes 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs
Winner	San Marino "Crisalide (Vola)"
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Own Eurovision Song Contest 20, often referred to as OESC #20 is the 20th edition of Own Eurovision Song Contest. This is the fourth special edition of the contest. The edition is dedicated to songs from the Eurovision Song Contest. Songs that won the Eurovision Song Contest were not allowed to participate.

The contest took place in Timișoara, Romania, after Vunk and Antonia won the previous contest hosted in Budapest, Hungary with their song "Pleacă". The venue for the contest was announced on 7 June 2013, as the Dan Păltinișanu Stadium. This was the second time the contest took place in Romania.

Sixty countries have confirmed participation in the fourth special edition. The Own Eurovision Song Contest 20 will see Albania, Belgium, Israel, Liechtenstein, Montenegro, San Marino and Serbia returning in the competition. Algeria and Turkmenistan withdraw from the competition. This was for the second time when 60 countries participate in the Own Eurovision Song Contest.

Own Eurovision Song Contest 20 also saw thirty countries in the Grand Final, this is for the second time in the history of the contest, last time being in the Own Eurovision Song Contest 17 hosted in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The winner was San Marino with the song "Crisalide (Vola)" sung by Valentina Monetta, which scored 214 points, beating Spain with a margin of only 1 point. Moldova finished in third place and Slovenia in fourth, while Azerbaijan finished in fifth place. San Marino's first place, Slovenia's fourth and Azerbaijan's fifth were their first achievement in the contest. Also, Georgia finished on eight place which is their personal record. The host country, Romania failed to make it in the first part of the leaderboard by only one place, finishing on the 16th place receiving 98 points.

Venue

Dan Păltinișanu Stadium

Dan Păltinișanu Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Timişoara, Romania. It is currently used mostly for football matches by the local team, Politehnica Timişoara. The stadium is named after Politehnica Timișoara's legend Dan Păltinișanu who played 271 matches in 10 years for the club and scored very important goals, including the qualification goal in UEFA Cup against Celtic and Atlético Madrid. He is considered the best Centre back who ever played for Poli. He died in 4 March 1995 at the age of 43. The stadium has a capacity of 32,972 seats.

The original capacity was 40,000 on benches, but in 2005 when the plastic seats were installed, the capacity dropped to 32,972. The floodlighting system, with a density of 1400 Lux, has been inaugurated in 2004 in a match against Petrolul Ploieşti. Today, following two general renovations in 2002 and 2008 in order to host UEFA Champions League games, Dan Păltinișanu is one of the most modern stadium in Romania offering some state-of-the-art facilities such as: a four-star establishment with all the facilities required for the team, internet for the press-room, 30 cameras for video surveillance, electrically heated pitch, an automated irrigation system, and a modern scoreboard which was the first ever in Romania. The Romanian national football team is also a tenant. The first game played by the national team at Dan Păltinișanu was in March 1983 against Yugoslavia when the stadium's name was 1 Mai. Since then other 6 games were played, the last one in March 2010 against Israel. Currently, the president Gheorghe Chivorchian proposed to local authorities to build a new stadium with a capacity of around 50,000.

Location

Timișoara

Location of the host city in Romania.

Timișoara is the capital city of Timiș County, in western Romania. One of the largest Romanian cities, with a population of 303,708 inhabitants (the third most populous city in the country, as of 2011), and considered the informal capital city of the historical region of Banat, Timișoara is the main social, economic and cultural center in the western part of Romania.

Timișoara lies at an altitude of 95 m on the southeast edge of the Banat plain, part of the great Panonia plain. The rich black soil and relatively low water table make this a fertile agricultural region. Due to the hydrography projects undertaken in the 18th century, the city no longer lies on the Timiș River, but on the Bega canal. This is a relatively active seismic area, and earthquakes up to 6 on the Richter scale have been recorded.

Timișoara was first mentioned as a place in either 1212 or 1266. The territory later to be known as Banat was conquered and annexed by the Kingdom of Hungary in 1030. Timișoara grew considerably during the reign of Charles I, who, upon his visit here in 1307, ordered the construction of a royal palace. Timișoara's importance also grew thanks to its strategic location, which facilitated control over the Banat plain. John Hunyadi established a permanent military encampment here, and moved here together with his family. In 1552, a 16,000 Ottoman army conquered the city and transformed it into a capital city in the region. The local military commander, Stefan Losonczy, was captured and beheaded on July 27, 1552 after resisting the Ottoman invasion with just over 2,300 men.

During World War II, Timișoara suffered damage from both Allied and Axis bombing raids, especially during the second half of 1944. On August 23, 1944, Romania, which until then was a member of the Axis, declared war on Nazi Germany and joined the Allies. Surprised, the local Wehrmacht garrison surrendered without a fight, and German and Hungarian troops attempted to take the city by force throughout September, without success.

After the war, the People's Republic of Romania was proclaimed, and Timișoara underwent Sovietization and later, systematization. The city's population tripled between 1948 and 1992. In December 1989, Timișoara witnessed a series of mass street protests by Romanians, Hungarians and Serbs, in what was to become the Romanian Revolution of 1989.

This is the second time that the contest will take place in Romania, with the first being just two editions ago in Bucharest.

Semi-final and Grand Final allocation draw

Semi-final Allocation Draw

The draw that determined the semi-final allocation took place on 9 June 2013 at the Dan Păltinișanu Stadium in Timişoara, Romania.

The participating countries, excluding the host, Romania were split into eight pots, based on voting history and geographical location. From these pots, 20 countries were allocated to compete in the first semi-final, 19 countries were allocated to compete in the second semi-final and 20 were allocated to compete in the third semi-final.

The pots are as follows:

Pot 1	Pot 2	Pot 3	Pot 4
Denmark Faroe Islands Finland Greenland Iceland Norway Sweden Åland Islands	Belarus Estonia Kazakhstan Latvia Lithuania Moldova Russia Ukraine	Armenia Azerbaijan Cyprus Georgia Greece Israel Lebanon Turkey	Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Macedonia Kosovo Montenegro Serbia Slovenia
Pot 5	Pot 6	Pot 7	Pot 8
England Ireland Malta Morocco Northern Ireland Scotland Wales	Andorra France Italy Portugal San Marino Spain Vatican City	Austria Belgium Germany Liechtenstein Luxembourg Monaco Netherlands	Bulgaria Czech Republic Hungary Poland Slovakia Switzerland

The host country, Romania will vote in all three semi-finals.

Running Order

The running order of the Semi-Finals was revealed on June 12, 2013.

Grand Final Allocation Draw

The Grand Final Allocation Draw took place on June 19, 2013. The host country, Romania was draw to perform on the 18th position.

Participants

Sixty countries have confirmed participation in the Own Eurovision Song Contest 20 with seven countries returning and two withdrawing.

The Own Eurovision Song Contest 20 saw the return of Albania, Belgium, Israel, Liechtenstein, Montenegro, San Marino and Serbia.

Results

Semifinals

Semi-Final 1

• The nine countries in this semi-final with the highest scoring points, according to the votes from each voting country, qualifies for the Grand Final.
• Romania(host) will vote in this semi-final.
• Two countries will get the ticket to the Second Chance Round.
• The nine qualifiers were announced on June 16, 2013.

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	English Translation	Place	Points
01	Turkey	English	Hadise	"Düm Tek Tek"	-	5	78
02	Iceland	English	Yohanna	"Is it true?"	-	1	111
03	Vatican City	Italian	Marco Mengoni	"L'essenziale"	The essential	9	65
04	Russia	English	Serebro	"Song #1"	-	13	53
05	Lebanon	English	Eric Saade	"Popular"	-	8	72
06	Wales	English	Bonnie Tyler	"Believe in me"	-	20	24
07	Armenia	English	Eva Rivas	"Apricot Stone"	-	7	74
08	Portugal	Portuguese	Flor De Lis	"Todas as ruas do amor"	All streets of love	19	25
09	Ukraine	English	Ani Lorak	"Shady lady"	-	3	83
10	Morocco	Hebrew	Shiri Maimon	"Hasheket shenish'ar"	The silence that remains	14	52
11	Greenland	Icelandic	Greta Salóme feat. Jónsi	"Mundu eftir mér"	Remember me	12	54
12	Switzerland	English	Sinplus	"Unbreakable"	-	17	37
13	Åland Islands	English	Carola	"Invincible"	-	15	48
14	Kosovo	English	Kejsi Tola	"Carry me in your dreams"	-	10	64
15	Kazakhstan	English	AySel & Arash	"Always"	-	6	78
16	Serbia	Serbian	Željko Joksimović	"Nije ljubav stvar"	Love is not a thing	11	64
17	Hungary	English, Hungarian	Kati Wolf	"What about my dreams?"	-	2	89
18	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnian	Maya Sar	"Korake ti znam"	I know your steps	4	79
19	Luxembourg	French	Amandine Bourgeois	"L'enfer et moi"	Hell and me	18	30
20	Monaco	French	Patricia Kaas	"Et s'il fallait le faire"	And if it had to be done	16	38

Semi-Final 2

• The nine countries in this semi-final with the highest scoring points, according to the votes from each voting country, qualifies for the Grand Final.
• Romania(host) will vote in this semi-final.
• Two countries will get the ticket to the Second Chance Round.
• Georgia has won a wildcard.
• The nine qualifiers were announced on June 17, 2013.

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	English Translation	Place	Points
01	Belgium	English	Tom Dice	"Me and my guitar"	-	17	38
02	Spain	Spanish	Pastora Soler	"Quédate conmigo"	Stay with me	1	105
03	Moldova	Romanian	Aliona Moon	"O mie"	A thousand	6	84
04	Liechtenstein	English	Natália Kelly	"Shine"	-	5	84
05	Faroe Islands	English	Paula Seling feat. Ovi	"Playing with fire"	-	7	76
06	Finland	English	Hanna Parkarinen	"Leave Me Alone"	-	16	41
07	Scotland	English	Blue	"I can"	-	19	24
08	Czech Republic	English	Tereza Kerndlova	"Have some fun"	-	14	46
09	Georgia	English	Sofia Nizharadze	"Shine"	-	10	52
10	Slovakia	Slovak	Kristina	"Horehronie"	-	2	98
11	San Marino	Italian	Valentina Monetta	"Crisalide (Vola)"	Chrysalis (Fly)	3	86
12	Austria	English	Nadine Beiler	"The secret is love"	-	9	53
13	Slovenia	English	Maja Keuc	"No one"	-	4	85
14	Estonia	Estonian	Urban Symphony	"Rändajad"	Nomad	8	64
15	Cyprus	English	Ivi Adamou	"La la love"	-	11	52
16	Ireland	English	Sinéad Mulvey feat. Black Daisy	"Et cetera"	-	18	35
17	Malta	English	Chiara	"Angel"	-	13	46
18	Italy	Italian, English	Nina Zilli	"L'amore è femmina (Out of love)"	Love is female	12	50
19	Montenegro	English	Andrea Demirović	"Just get out of my life"	-	15	41

Semi-Final 3

• The nine countries in this semi-final with the highest scoring points, according to the votes from each voting country, qualifies for the Grand Final.
• Romania (host) will vote in this semi-final.
• Two countries will get the ticket to the Second Chance Round.
• Bulgaria has won a wildcard.
• The nine qualifiers were announced on June 18, 2013.

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	English Translation	Place	Points
01	Macedonia	English, Macedonian	Elena Risteska	"Ninanajna"	-	16	43
02	Lithuania	English, French	LT United	"We are the winners"	-	20	23
03	Belarus	English	Dmitry Koldun	"Work your magic"	-	4	75
04	Latvia	English	Musiqq	"Angel in disguise"	-	19	26
05	Bulgaria	Bulgarian	Poli Genova	"Na inat"	For spite	11	59
06	France	French	Jessy Matador	"Allez Ola Olé"	Come on! Ola! Olé!	7	68
07	Denmark	English	A Friend In London	"New tomorrow"	-	8	63
08	Azerbaijan	English	Safura	"Drip Drop"	-	1	120
09	Norway	English	Maria Haukaas Storeng	"Hold on be strong"	-	10	60
10	Germany	English	Cascada	"Glorious"	-	12	59
11	Israel	Hebrew	Moran Mazor	"Rak bishvilo"	Only for him	13	57
12	Poland	Polish	Magdalena Tul	"Jestem"	I am	18	36
13	Andorra	Spanish, English	Soraya	"La noche es para mí"	The night is for me	3	88
14	Croatia	Croatian	Feminnem	"Lako je sve"	Everything is easy	5	70
15	Greece	English	Eleftheria Eleftheriou	"Aphrodisiac"	-	15	46
16	Sweden	English	Charlotte Perrelli	"Hero"	-	2	105
17	Netherlands	English	Joan Franka	"You and me"	-	9	61
18	Albania	English	Juliana Pasha	"It's all about you"	-	14	50
19	England	English	Jade Ewen	"It's my time"	-	6	69
20	Northern Ireland	English	Ryan Dolan	"Only love survives"	-	17	40

Second Chance Round

• the tenth and eleventh placed countries from each semi-final competes in the second chance.
• two countries will get the final tickets for the Grand Final.

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	Translation	Jury	TeleV	Total	Place
01	Kosovo	English	Kejsi Tola	"Carry me in your dreams"	-	2	8	10	5
02	Serbia	Serbian	Željko Joksimović	"Nije ljubav stvar"	Love is not a thing	10	4	14	4
03	Georgia	English	Sofia Nizharadze	"Shine"	-	6	10	16	2
04	Cyprus	English	Ivi Adamou	"La la love"	-	4	2	6	6
05	Norway	English	Maria Haukaas Storeng	"Hold on be strong"	-	8	6	14	3
06	Bulgaria	Bulgarian	Poli Genova	"Na inat"	For spite	12	12	24	1

Finalists

The thirty finalists are:

• the host country - Romania
• the top nine countries from the first semi-final.
• the top nine countries from the second semi-final.
• the top nine countries from the third semi-final.
• the two winners from the Second Chance Round.

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	English Translation	Place	Points
01	Slovenia	English	Maja Keuc	"No one"	-	4	170
02	Andorra	Spanish, English	Soraya	"La noche es para mí"	The night is for me	23	90
03	Georgia	English	Sofia Nizharadze	"Shine	-	8	129
04	Faroe Islands	English	Paula Seling feat. Ovi	"Playing with fire"	-	21	93
05	Spain	Spanish	Pastora Soler	"Quédate conmigo"	Stay with me	2	213
06	Ukraine	English	Ani Lorak	"Shady lady"	-	17	98
07	Croatia	Croatian	Feminnem	"Lako je sve"	Everything is easy	20	94
08	Lebanon	English	Eric Saade	"Popular"	-	13	111
09	Moldova	Romanian	Aliona Moon	"O mie"	A thousand	3	180
10	Armenia	English	Eva Rivas	"Apricot Stone"	-	25	88
11	Netherlands	English	Joan Franka	"You and me"	-	18	97
12	Kazakhstan	English	AySel & Arash	"Always"	-	15	101
13	Denmark	English	A Friend In London	"New tomorrow"	-	24	90
14	Sweden	English	Charlotte Perrelli	"Hero"	-	11	120
15	Vatican City	Italian	Marco Mengoni	"L'essenziale"	The essential	10	121
16	Bulgaria	Bulgarian	Poli Genova	"Na inat"	For spite	14	110
17	England	English	Jade Ewen	"It's my time"	-	28	76
18	Romania	English, Spanish	Mandinga	"Zaleilah"	-	16	98
19	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnian	Maya Sar	"Korake ti znam"	I know your steps	19	96
20	Belarus	English	Dmitry Koldun	"Work your magic"	-	26	88
21	San Marino	Italian	Valentina Monetta	"Crisalide (Vola)"	Chrysalis (Fly)	1	214
22	Hungary	English, Hungarian	Kati Wolf	"What about my dreams?"	-	22	92
23	Estonia	Estonian	Urban Symphony	"Rändajad"	Nomad	7	161
24	Slovakia	Slovak	Kristina	"Horehronie"	-	9	127
25	Austria	English	Nadine Beiler	"The secret is love"	-	30	37
26	Turkey	English	Hadise	"Düm Tek Tek"	-	12	113
27	Azerbaijan	English	Safura	"Drip Drop"	-	5	169
28	Liechtenstein	English	Natália Kelly	"Shine"	-	27	86
29	Iceland	English	Yohanna	"Is it true?"	-	6	162
30	France	French	Jessy Matador	"Allez Ola Olé"	Come on! Ola! Olé!	29	56

Scoreboards

Semi-Final 01

		Voting results Semi-Final 1
	Turkey	78		5	10			10	3	2	3	2	3	2	8	12	5	3		5	5
	Iceland	111			7	10	5	4	8	3	5	7	2		10	6	3	7	8	8	2	6	10
	Vatican City	65	8	1		5	4							10			6			6	1	12	12
	Russia	53		6			3	12			12	3			2	5	10
	Lebanon	72	5	4	8						8	12		7		8	2		5	7		5	1
	Wales	24	2		2				1					1	5		1					10	2
	Armenia	74		10		3		2		12			8	4				6	12	1	10	1	5
	Portugal	25	6	3			6								4					2	4
	Ukraine	83				8		5		6		10	10	3	7	7		5	6		8	4	4
	Morocco	52	1	2			8						12				8	4	7		3		7
	Greenland	54		12		12		3		1	6	4						2	3	3		8
	Switzerland	37	4	8	6	2			5	5												7
	Åland Islands	48			4		2	8			2	8						8	10				6
	Kosovo	64	12				12	1	7	7			7		1		4		1	12
	Kazakhstan	78	10		5	6	10	6		4	4	1	6	6		10		1	2	4		3
	Serbia	64			12	7			4		10	5	4	12						10
	Hungary	89		7		1		7	10	10	1	6	5	8	6	2		12			6		8
	Bosnia&Herzegovina	79	7		1	4	7		12	8				5		1	7	10			12	2	3
	Luxembourg	30	3				1		6						12	4			4
	Monaco	38			3				2		7		1		3	3	12				7

Semi-Final 02

		Voting results Semi-Final 2
	Belgium	38				2				3		8		10		12	2			1
	Spain	105	8			12	7		5		10	12		4	8	4	12	6		12		5
	Moldova	84	7				3	4	7		7	6	6		12	2	5	2		3	10	10
	Liechtenstein	84	10	12	6		6		12	1	1		3	8	3		1	4		5	6	6
	Faroe Islands	76		7		6			6	8	5			2	4	6		12			8	12
	Finland	41		4			4			7		2		12					10	2
	Scotland	24		1				3			3		8						2		4	3
	Czech Republic	46		8	2	3	10						4						12	4	3
	Georgia	52	3	3	5	1		6	1			10	1	3		10			5			4
	Slovakia	98	5	10	4			10		10			12			3	6	10	8	8	5	7
	San Marino	86	4		10		12	8	8		12			7	6			5	3	10		1
	Austria	53	1	6	8	8				6		1	10		5	5		3
	Slovenia	85	6		3		1	12	10		2	7	2	5		8	10			7	12
	Estonia	64	2		1		2		2	12	4		7		2		8	8	1	6	7	2
	Cyprus	52			7	4	8	5	3	5	6				7	7
	Ireland	35		5		10	5					3		6					6
	Malta	46	12	2		7		2		4		5					4				2	8
	Italy	50						1	4	2	8	4		1	10	1	7	7	4		1
	Montenegro	41			12	5		7					5		1		3	1	7

Semi-Final 03

		Voting results Semi-Final 3
	FYR Macedonia	43			5	12	12	6								8
	Lithuania	23				10		1							12
	Belarus	75		10		4	10	12		4	4		5		6		12		1	4	3
	Latvia	26			7				5						10							4
	Bulgaria	59	7	3	3			7	2	3	1			1	7		5		8			12
	France	68	10		1	3	5		3			4			5	12		1		10	6	7	1
	Denmark	63		1				2		1	12		2	8		7	6	10	2		12
	Azerbaijan	120	8	2	6		7	10	6		7	12	6	12		2		12		7	7	10	6
	Norway	60		6	2		8		10	7			8	4			3	3	3	1	1		4
	Germany	59	12							2	5		1	10			2	4		5	5	8	5
	Israel	57	6	8			6		8	8	3					6	7					5
	Poland	36	1		4		1			6		7			3				5	8		1
	Andorra	88	4	5	12	6	2			12		1	10	6		1	8	6	10	3		2
	Croatia	70		4	8			8	1		8	5	4		4		4		4	6	2		12
	Greece	46				5	3					6		2		3		8	12	2		3	2
	Sweden	105		7	10	8	4	4	12	5	10	8		7			1			12	10		7
	The Netherlands	61	2			2		5	4				12		8	4					8	6	10
	Albania	50	3			7		3		10	6	3	3	3		5		7
	England	69		12					7		2	10	7	5	1	10		5	7				3
	Northern Ireland	40	5			1						2			2		10	2	6		4		8

Final

		Voting results Grand Final
	Slovenia	170						3	4	7	4	12		12	12			7	6		3	10		8	3	12			2												8				12	7		3	3		4	10	7	1					10
	Andorra	90	8		7	7	10						10								4	12							7	5																							4		3					10	3
	Georgia	129		10				10	6	6	5							5							4			7			12		10		2		10					12			8				4				8	3		2			5
	Faroe Islands	93		8					5							3				7					6		4		3	8			3							1		1				6	10					6			10						12
	Spain	213	10	12	10				1				12		6		12			4						7	2			12		8	4		12			10		5		2	10	5		4		8			12		10	4		10		12		4		5
	Ukraine	98			3										8	6		12												7			5			8	4			6						5		6		7				7	6			1		7
	Croatia	94											4	1						6	8	8	2		10	5				3	3		12		8						12					3				5	2	2
	Lebanon	111	7			5		6						3		1	7							2	1			6				5				12		5		7			1					12	5						12					12	2
	Moldova	180	12	4	8			5		5			7	4		12	6	1	1	8	6		8	6		8		1	12	10	5				6					2			12			8						8				5		4	2		4
	Armenia	88	6										6	7				8						12							4				7		7				3	3							7		1	1			1		12					3
	The Netherlands	97		7			4												8	2					2	2		12				2	7	10	3		12		10					1					6									3				6
	Kazakhstan	101						8	3	10						4	3	2										10				10		2				7		10							7		8		6	3	1		5		1			1
	Denmark	90											5			8	5		10				10				10				7												5				5			12						8				5
	Sweden	120					2					3			10			3	5		5	7	3	4					4					3	10	6	6			4		4			10			1		6				6	2	4	2				10
	Vatican City	121					5		12	1	8			2						12					12	4	8	8				4						4					6		7			5	1					10		6	3		3
	Bulgaria	110		6		3						5	3				8					4	7		5		6	3	5		10		2				3	12	1		4			8		1						4										10
	England	76			4	4				3		10	1		5																			4		1	5		2			5	2	10	4					4				8			4
	Romania	98					6		2		1	8	8			5	2		4			5				6				6				1		10		1	5				8			2	3													3		12
	Bosnia&Herzegovina	96								2		6		5	1		1	6							8	10		4							5						2	10		4	2							7	12	2		7		2
	Belarus	88			2	2		12										10						1			7		6			12	1																	10		12		5						8
	San Marino	214	2		12	12		7			12		2		2	10					10	6		10		3	5	5	8	4		7	6				2	8	4		7			6	5	10				1	10		2		7		6	5	8	6		4
	Hungary	92	1			6						4							2	1		3	4								2	3		7	4	2	1	3			10	8						10			3					1	7		4		5	1
	Estonia	161		3	6		7	4	8	12		7		10					12				1	5					10							4			7		5	7					12	2			8			12		12		7
	Slovakia	127		2			12			8				8				4		3	1	2	6	3	7												8	6	6			6			6		8		2	8	7				4			8	1		1
	Austria	37					3				6	2		6									12																					2			6
	Turkey	113	5		5		1	2			2				4	2	10				2										1			6		5			3	12				3			4	4	12				6		8		8			2	6
	Azerbaijan	169	3								10				3	7			3	5	12	1				1		2		1	8	6		12		7			8	3	1		3	7	3		2		10	3		5	3			3	10	6	6		7	8
	Liechtenstein	86		1		8	8				7																3		1					8					12				7			12					5								12			2
	Iceland	162	4			10		1	7	4	3	1			7		4		7	10	7		7				12					1	8	5		3				8	6		4	12	1		1	7									5	10	7
	France	56		5	1	1			10														5				1			2	6				1			2												2			5								8	7
The table is ordered by appearance in the final, then by appearance in the semi-finals .

12 points

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final.

N.	Contestant	Nation(s) giving 12 points
7	Spain	Andorra, Israel, Italy, Liechtenstein, Portugal, The Netherlands, Vatican City
5	Estonia	Czech Republic, England, Lebanon, Lithuania, Norway
	Slovenia	Armenia, Denmark, Finland, Kazakhstan, Slovakia
4	Lebanon	Cyprus, Greece, Morocco, Latvia
	Moldova	Azerbaijan, Monaco, Slovenia, Sweden
3	Belarus	France, Montenegro, Ukraine
	Liechtenstein	Aland Islands, Poland, Scotland
	San Marino	Faroe Islands, Georgia, Moldova
	Vatican City	Croatia, Estonia, Romania
2	Armenia	Germany, Hungary
	Azerbaijan	Bosnia&Herzegovina, Wales
	Croatia	Russia, Serbia
	Georgia	Iceland, Luxembourg
	Iceland	Austria, Belgium
	The Netherlands	Greenland, Turkey
	Turkey	Ireland, Kosovo
1	Andorra	Belarus
	Austria	San Marino
	Bosnia&Herzegovina	FYR Macedonia
	Bulgaria	Switzerland
	Denmark	Malta
	Faroe Islands	Albania
	Romania	Northern Ireland
	Slovakia	Spain
	Ukraine	Bulgaria

Voting Ceremony

The order in which each country announced their votes was determined in a draw. Similar to the last editions an algorithm was used to generate as much suspense as possible. The spokespersons are shown alongside each country.

Country Order

1. Spain
2. Greenland
3. Vatican City
4. Slovenia
5. Cyprus
6. Scotland
7. Georgia
8. Belarus
9. Finland
10. Switzerland
11. Turkey
12. Austria
13. Luxembourg
14. Iceland
15. Moldova
16. Poland
17. England
18. Faroe Islands
19. Northern Ireland
20. San Marino
21. France
22. Germany
23. Russia
24. Greece
25. Israel
26. Romania
27. Norway
28. Serbia
29. Azerbaijan
30. Andorra
31. Kazakhstan
32. Morocco
33. Italy
34. Czech Republic
35. Sweden
36. Netherlands
37. Monaco
38. Belgium
39. Liechtenstein
40. Armenia
41. Slovakia
42. Macedonia
43. Bosnia and Herzegovina
44. Albania
45. Lithuania
46. Croatia
47. Åland Islands
48. Hungary
49. Ukraine
50. Ireland
51. Wales
52. Latvia
53. Lebanon
54. Denmark
55. Bulgaria
56. Estonia
57. Kosovo
58. Portugal
59. Montenegro
60. Malta

Spokepersons

1. El Sueño de Morfeo
2. Simon Lynge
3. Guiseppe Giofre
4.  Nina Puslar
5. Ivi Adamou
6. Amy Macdonald
7.  Tamta Goduadze
8.  Aura
9.  Jaana Pelkonen
10. Katerina Graham
11. Meryem Uzerli
12. Sellyy
13. Natalie Horler
14. Hera Björk
15. Ionel Israti
16. Odeta Moro Figurska
17.  Andrew Lloyd Webber
18. Adrian Diaz Merino Rico
19.  Craig Maples
20.  Senhit Zadik Zadik
21. Sebastian Akchoté-Bozovic
22. Lena Meyer-Landrut
23. Oxana Fyodorova
24. George Tzikas
25. Liran Notik
26. Ramona Sora
27.  Margaret Berger
28.  Jelena Tomasevic
29. Farid Mammadov
30. Joel Molina Alcaide
31. Skill
32. Lorine Zineb Talhaoui
33. Antonella Lo Coco
34. András Nyilas
35. Daniel Gabriel Saucedo
36. Cornald Maas
37. Alex Cucean
38. Wim Romijn
39. Roger Federer
40. Lana Khachatryan
41. Dominika Mirgova
42. Kaliopi Bukle
43. Dino Merlin
44. Miriam Cani
45. Jurgita Jurkutė
46.  Jelena Rozga
47. Anton Kim Ewald
48.  Laura Cserpes
49. Verka Serduchka
50.  Jedward
51. Katherine Jenkins
52.  Aisha Andreeva
53. Haifa Wehbe
54. Electric Lady Lab
55.  Elitsa Todorova
56.  Ott Lepland
57. Nevena Božović
58.  Filipa Sousa
59. Milo Đukanović
60. Anthony Callea

Cities

1. Barcelona
2. Nuuk
3. Vatican City
4. Maribor
5. Nicosia
6. Edinburgh
7. Tbilisi
8. Minsk
9. Helsinki
10. Bern
11. Istanbul
12. Vienna
13. Kirchberg
14. Reykjavik
15. Chișinău
16. Olsztyn
17. London
18. Tórshavn
19. Newry
20. San Marino
21. Paris
22. Hamburg
23. Pskov
24. Livadeia
25. Jerusalem
26. Bucharest
27. Oslo
28. Novi Sad
29. Baku
30. Andorra La Vella
31. Astana
32. Rabat
33. Florence
34. Karlovy Vary
35. Stockholm
36. Amsterdam
37. Monte Carlo
38. Ghent
39. Vaduz
40. Vanadzor
41. Trnava
42. Skopje
43. Mostar
44. Tirana
45. Kaunas
46. Zagreb
47. Mariehamn
48. Szeged
49. Kiev
50. Dublin
51. Cardiff
52. Riga
53. Beirut
54. Dinmorereklamso
55. Sofia
56. Tallinn
57. Prishtina
58. Lisbon
59. Nikšić
60. Qormi

Marcel Bezençon Awards

Marcel Bezençon Awards were given for the second time in this edition. The participants had to vote in several categories for the favorites. The categories were: best non-qualifier, heart winner, best non-english song, best female-singer, best male singer, best band, best video.

Category	Country	Song	Performer(s)	Show
Best non-qualifier	Norway	"Hold on be strong"	Maria Haukaas Storeng	SF3
Heart winner	Slovenia	"No one"	Maja Keuc	Final
Best non-english song	Israel	"Rak bishvilo"	Moran Mazor	SF3
Best female singer	San Marino	"Crisalide (Vola)"	Valentina Monetta	Final
Best male singer	Vatican City	"L'essenziale"	Marco Mengoni	Final
Best band	Germany	"Glorious"	Cascada	SF3
Best video	Cyprus	"La la love"	Ivi Adamou	SF2