San Marino is trying to find their voice for Eurovision this year, and they’re doing it in a big way. San Marino is the country with the smallest population that is participating in Eurovision, so in order to find big talent for this tiny nation, international artists have been auditioning for a chance to compete. A mind-boggling 106 artists from …
SMRTV, the Sammarinese broadcaster, has revealed the participants for the December auditions of Una Voce per San Marino 2023 which consists of 55 hopeful artists to represent San Marino. The second round of auditions will take place on December 5-8, 2022 and will be held at auditorium Little Tony di Serraville. Here’s the list of artists that will undergo the …
SMRTV, the Sammarinese broadcaster, has revealed the first participants for the casting round of Una Voce per San Marino 2023 last Monday, October 17, 2022. The casting round will happen from October 28-30, 2022 and will be held at auditorium Little Tony di Serraville. 91 artists are set to participate in the casting round in hopes to represent San Marino …
The list has finally dropped, and thankfully it did. With recent news about the withdrawal of Bulgaria, Montenegro and North Macedonia, there were fears of possibly more withdrawals to come, but those speculations are now over, as the EBU has finally confirmed that 37 countries will participate in the upcoming contest. 37 countries it is! In the end, it is …
Today marks the final day for any broadcaster with an active membership in the European Broadcasting Union to apply for participation in Eurovision 2023. After this, no additional broadcaster will be able to participate in the contest that did not originally apply – but broadcasters who submitted an application can still withdraw prior to October 11th without financial penalty. Any …
After previously confirming the return of its new national format, Una Voce per San Marino, for the 2023 Eurovision season, Sammarinese broadcaster RTV announced further details today and put out an open call for submissions. Like in the 2022 edition, performers of all nationalities are invited to throw their hats into the ring. (Last year’s semi-finals included acts from Italy, …
We’re back with another edition of Fun Facts about Eurovision – specifically Eurovision 1982! Did you know that in 1982 two eventual Eurovision winners almost competed in the same year and with the same band name? Do you know why Australia didn’t broadcast the contest this year? How many Eurovision entries have Ralf and Bernd written? All these questions and more …
We’ve passed the halfway point of the tape releases, and are now at the midway point of the second semi-final as well. We’ve learned that Australia and Cyprus have chosen not to release their live on tape performances publicly, so they join Netherlands, Moldova, Ukraine, Norway, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Czech Republic in this regard. Armenia’s tape was released publicly two …
During the grand final, the EBU released a statement that mentioned that six of the participating countries were found to create an “irregular voting pattern”, this led to the jury votes from the six countries being completely removed and replaced by a “substitute aggregated result”. Now, we finally get to see, what the EBU were so suspicious about. The results …
As we reported earlier today, the EBU made the decision to nulify the votes from the Georgian, Romanian, San Marinese, Montenegrin, Azerbaijani, and Polish Eurovision juries for both the second semi-final and grand final. In their press release, the EBU came to this decision alongside the pan-European voting partner due to irregular voting patterns that happened in the jury votes. …
