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{{Infobox song contest | {{Infobox song contest | ||
| name = Worldvision Second Chance | | name = Worldvision Second Chance | ||
| final = | | final = 12 August 2024 | ||
| year = Q2-2024 | | year = Q2-2024 | ||
| theme = | | theme = | ||
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| exproducer = | | exproducer = | ||
| exsupervisor = [[File:Aus-icon.png|24px]] [[Australia|Mark Solovyov]] | | exsupervisor = [[File:Aus-icon.png|24px]] [[Australia|Mark Solovyov]] | ||
| winner = | | winner = {{DEU}}</br>"Fantasy" | ||
| entries = 6 | | entries = 6 | ||
| debut = {{ITA}} | | debut = {{ITA}} | ||
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The <strong>Worldvision Second Chance Q2-2024</strong> - was the 7th edition of the [[Worldvision Second Chance]] that has been ever made. The contest took place on | The <strong>Worldvision Second Chance Q2-2024</strong> - was the 7th edition of the [[Worldvision Second Chance]] that has been ever made. The contest took place on 12 August 2024. | ||
Six countries held their open national selections and one country organized consultations to select an application from their shortlist for participation in [[Worldvision Q2-2024|Worldvision Q2-2024]]. [[Italy]] joined to the contest, while [[Australia]], [[Denmark]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]], [[Lebanon]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Portugal]], [[San Marino]], [[Sweden]] and [[Switzerland]] withdrew from the contest. | Six countries held their open national selections and one country organized consultations to select an application from their shortlist for participation in [[Worldvision Q2-2024|Worldvision Q2-2024]]. [[Italy]] joined to the contest, while [[Australia]], [[Denmark]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]], [[Lebanon]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Portugal]], [[San Marino]], [[Sweden]] and [[Switzerland]] withdrew from the contest. | ||
The winner was the [[Germany]] with the song "Fantasy", performed by [[:en:Gayle (singer)|Gayle]] and [[:en:Em Beihold|Em]]. [[Hungary]], the [[United Kingdom]], [[Spain]] and [[Thailand]] rounded out the top five. | |||
== <strong>Location</strong> == | == <strong>Location</strong> == | ||