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Twenty four countries participated in the contest (fourteen european countries and ten from rest of the world). Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Serbia and the United States participated for the first time.
Twenty four countries participated in the contest (fourteen european countries and ten from rest of the world). Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Serbia and the United States participated for the first time.
The winner was [[San Marino]] with the song "Bellissima", performed by [[:en:Annalisa|Annalisa]]. [[Australia]] (best result), [[Japan]] (best result), [[Spain]] and [[Israel]] rounded out the top five. Further down the table, [[Montenegro]] achieved its best result, finishing thirteenth. This was the first time that the host country, the [[United Kingdom]], had finished in last place after winning the previous competition.


== <strong>Location</strong> ==
== <strong>Location</strong> ==

Revision as of 19:28, 25 January 2023

Worldvision Q1-2023
Beyond Limits
Dates
Final25 January 2023
Host
VenueTBA
Manchester, United Kingdom
Directed by Igor Kapsharin
Executive supervisor Mark Nightingale
Host broadcaster BBC
Participants
Number of entries24
Debuting countries Canada
China
Croatia
Denmark
Greece
Israel
Lebanon
Netherlands
North Macedonia
Serbia
United States
Returning CountriesNone
Non-returning CountriesNone
Participation map
Vote
Voting systemEach country awards two sets of 12, 10, 8–1 points to 10 songs: the first from a professional jury, the second from viewers. As well as votes from international observers in are aggregated and awarded as one set of points.
Winning song San Marino
"Bellissima"
← Worldvision Q1-2023 →

The Worldvision Song Contest Quarter 1 - 2023 is the upcoming 2nd edition of the WorldVision Song Contest. It is set to take place in Manchester, United Kingdom, following the country's victory at the WorldVision Song Contest Q4-2022 contest with the song "Rise" by Calum Scott. Organised by the International Eurofan's Countries Organisation (IECO) and host broadcaster British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Twenty four countries participated in the contest (fourteen european countries and ten from rest of the world). Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Serbia and the United States participated for the first time.

The winner was San Marino with the song "Bellissima", performed by Annalisa. Australia (best result), Japan (best result), Spain and Israel rounded out the top five. Further down the table, Montenegro achieved its best result, finishing thirteenth. This was the first time that the host country, the United Kingdom, had finished in last place after winning the previous competition.

Location

The Q1-2023 contest will be held in Manchester, the United Kingdom. It will be the first time that the United Kingdom hosts the contest.

Format

Entries

For the Q1-2023 season, songs released on the YouTube platform no earlier than 1 October 2021 are eligible. It is planned that starting from this season, the participating countries will be able to request a special permission (quota), which will allow them to submit an entry in another language that is not provided for by the rules of the competition as being allowed to be used. One specific country will be able to use the quota once every five seasons.

Voting changes

The voting in the final consisted of the sum of votes from twenty four participating countries, which in turn gave two sets of points: the first set of points from the curators themselves (the jury), and the second set of points from the IECO observers (TV viewers). Each voter had a set of 10 Eurosystem points: 12, 10, 8, 7-1 points. However, this season, each participating country could itself appoint a voting viewer. An additional slot of points from the rest of the voters was also added.

Allocation draw

The format of the draw for this season has been changed. So along with the random selection of the number of the host country of the season (the United Kingdom, the speakers under #1 and #24 (last number) were determined. The rest of the countries were divided into two parts, after which the order of performance was determined by the organizers of the competition. The results of the draw became known on January 13, 2023.

Participating Countries

On December 14, 2022, it was published that 23 countries will take part in the upcoming competition. However, on December 28, 2022, the contest organizers officially announced that Israel would join the other 23 participating countries.

# Country Artist Song Language(s) Place Points
01 Norway Muse Won't Stand Down English 20 88
02 Sweden Mimi Webb Good Without English 7 143
03 Serbia Tom Grennan Don’t Break The Heart English 11 113
04 San Marino Annalisa Bellissima Italian 1 235
05 Denmark Vera Blue Temper English 19 96
06 China Sam Smith & Kim Petras Unholy English 9 120
07 Hungary Faouzia Puppet English 12 111
08 South Korea Jung Kook Dreamers English, Arabic 16 103
09 Portugal Joel Corry & Mabel I Wish English 17 101
10 North Macedonia Millie Turner Eye Of The Storm English 21 71
11 Greece Paramore This Is Why English 22 59
12 Spain Tom Gregory Footprints English 4 164
13 Israel Lana Lubany The Snake English, Arabic 5 158
14 United Kingdom The 1975 Oh Caroline English 24 34
15 Japan Natumi Parts Japanese, English 3 169
16 Canada Bella Poarch Living Hell English 6 156
17 Thailand Lemony Aow Yang Ah Thai 23 37
18 Australia Cxloe New Trick English 2 218
19 Croatia Doja Cat Get Into It English 18 100
20 Kazakhstan Ayau Sybyrlaiyn Kazakh 15 103
21 United States Magnet Brain Sunmandana English 13 106
22 Netherlands Naaz Azadî Kurdish 14 104
23 Montenegro David Guetta & Bebe Rexha I'm Good (Blue) English 8 136
24 Lebanon Todrick Hall Pre-Madonna English 10 117

Voting

Grand Final Voting

Grand Final voting results (jury vote)
Total score
Televoting score
Norway
Sweden
Serbia
San Marino
Denmark
China
Hungary
South Korea
Portugal
North Macedonia
Greece
Spain
Israel
United Kingdom
Japan
Canada
Thailand
Australia
Croatia
Kazakhstan
United States
Netherlands
Montenegro
Lebanon
Contestants
 Norway
Sweden
Serbia
San Marino
Denmark
China
Hungary
South Korea
Portugal
North Macedonia
Greece
Spain
Israel
United Kingdom
Japan
Canada
Thailand
Australia
Croatia
Kazakhstan
United States
Netherlands
Montenegro
Lebanon
Grand Final voting results (televote)
Total score
Jury score
Norway
Sweden
Serbia
San Marino
Denmark
China
Hungary
South Korea
Portugal
North Macedonia
Greece
Spain
Israel
United Kingdom
Japan
Canada
Thailand
Australia
Croatia
Kazakhstan
United States
Netherlands
Montenegro
Lebanon
Rest of the World
Contestants
 Norway
Sweden
Serbia
San Marino
Denmark
China
Hungary
South Korea
Portugal
North Macedonia
Greece
Spain
Israel
United Kingdom
Japan
Canada
Thailand
Australia
Croatia
Kazakhstan
United States
Netherlands
Montenegro
Lebanon

Split Results

Split results (Grand Final)
Place Combined Jury Televoting
Country Points Country Points Country Points
1 San Marino 235 Australia 120 San Marino 116
2 Australia 218 San Marino 119 Montenegro 111
3 Japan 169 Japan 111 Australia 98
4 Spain 164 Spain 78 Israel 94
5 Israel 158 Canada 78 Sweden 89
6 Canada 156 Israel 64 Spain 86
7 Sweden 143 China 63 Canada 78
8 Montenegro 136 Serbia 60 Lebanon 60
9 China 120 Kazakhstan 60 Denmark 59
10 Lebanon 117 Lebanon 57 Japan 58
11 Serbia 113 Hungary 57 China 57
12 Hungary 111 United States 57 South Korea 57
13 United States 106 Netherlands 57 Portugal 57
14 Netherlands 104 Sweden 54 Hungary 54
15 Kazakhstan 103 South Korea 46 Croatia 54
16 South Korea 103 Croatia 46 Serbia 53
17 Portugal 101 Portugal 44 United States 49
18 Croatia 100 Norway 43 Netherlands 47
19 Denmark 96 Denmark 37 Norway 45
20 Norway 88 North Macedonia 36 Kazakhstan 43
21 North Macedonia 71 Greece 31 North Macedonia 35
22 Greece 59 Montenegro 25 Greece 28
23 Thailand 37 Thailand 25 Thailand 12
24 United Kingdom 34 United Kingdom 24 United Kingdom 10

12 points

12 points awarded by the juries
# Recipient Countries giving 12 points
4 San Marino Australia, China, Norway, United States
3 Canada Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Montenegro
2 Australia South Korea, Sweden
Spain Portugal, Thailand
Lebanon North Macedonia, San Marino
Netherlands Hungary, Israel
1 Israel United Kingdom
Sweden Japan
China Serbia
Serbia Canada
Kazakhstan Netherlands
Portugal Spain
Norway Greece
North Macedonia Denmark
Greece Croatia
12 points awarded by the televoting
# Recipient Countries giving 12 points
3 San Marino Montenegro, South Korea, the Rest of the World
Australia Canada, Israel, Norway
Israel Australia, Netherlands, United States
South Korea Japan, San Marino, Serbia
2 Montenegro Croatia, Thailand
Serbia Hungary, Sweden
1 Spain North Macedonia
Sweden Denmark
China Spain
Lebanon Kazakhstan
Hungary China
Portugal Lebanon
Croatia Portugal
Norway Greece
Thailand United Kingdom

Public voting representatives of participating countries

The viewers of the participating countries could be other members of the organization or other invited persons.
Each public voting member was invited by it's country, however when the participant was not able to do so, the public voting was assigned to each country as per the most possible compatability of points with the Jury Member. International viewers were introduced this year, they award an additional one set of points based on the average places of theit rating. They are invited by IECO from around the world, whoever is interested to be involved and consist of five members.

Country Full Name & Origin IECO Membership
Australia Timothy Ahlgren Observer
Canada Bahdan Hrymalyuk Observer
China Dmitri Lubyanov Observer
Croatia Ilya Pashnin Observer
Denmark Viktor Pevchev Observer
Greece Artsiom Chalapa Observer
Hungary Franklyn Baldacchino Observer
Israel Zhenya Talantseva Observer
Japan Zied Kurbanov Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan Margarita Domalevskaya Observer
Lebanon Egor Tarashkevich Observer
Montenegro Ivan Balokha Observer
Netherlands Anna Abramova Observer
North Macedonia Sasha Rimsky Observer
Norway Artyom Frolov Observer
Portugal Anastasia Demakina Observer
San Marino Denis Nikitin Observer
Serbia Kiran Sebastian Observer
South Korea Andrey Nikitin Observer
Spain Diana Nizamova Observer
Sweden Roman Dombaem Observer
Thailand Yulia Saveljeva Observer
United Kingdom Igor Slon Observer
United States Ilya Rezvanov Observer
Template:XXW Alexander Pabon
Jimmy Mardigras
Joeri Groen		 Observers
Lukas Mariehamn Poland
Fyodor Kotlyarov Cyprus

Incidents

the United States voting

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