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EuroVoice 2010 | |
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Let The Music Win! | |
Dates | |
Final | 23 September 2010 24 September 2010 |
Host | |
Venue | Athens Arena Athens, Greece |
Presenter(s) | |
Executive supervisor | Miltos Karatzas |
Host broadcaster | ANT1 |
Interval act |
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Website | eurovoice |
Participants | |
Number of entries | 27 |
Debuting countries | |
Returning countries | None |
Non-returning countries | None |
Vote | |
Nul points | None |
Winning song | |
The EuroVoice 2010 was the first EuroVoice and was held on 23 and 24 September 2010 in Athens, Greece. 44 countries were participating in this European Song Contest of which 27 qualified to the Super Final.
The hosts of the show were Pamela Anderson and Éric Serra. Enrique Iglesias and Anastacia appeared as guest stars.
The two-day Super Final was held at the Athens Arena and was attended by over 5,000 spectators. Approximately 70 million viewers across Europe followed the show on TV as well as through a web-broadcast.
Voting through the Internet Stage has happened on EuroVoice's Portal. It has determined the winners of all countries, who will participate in the Super Final of the Contest.
It is the intention of the organizers to host the Super Final in a different European city each year.
On the first day of the final act 50% of participants. During the second day will address the same 50% of participants.
Draw | Country | Artist | Song | Language | Place | Points |
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01 | Greece | George Tentzerakis | "Ti parapano" | Greek | 4 | 200 |
02 | Armenia | Bambir | "That's fine with us" | English | 3 | |
03 | Bulgaria | Boryana Hristova | "A Pain" | English | 7 | |
04 | Turkey | Teoman Nazif | "Sustum" | Turkish | 25 | |
05 | Italy | Bohemien Skyzzoyd Orchestrers | "Ismaele" | Italian | 6 | |
06 | Belgium | Loic Walo | "Pop Life" | English | 12 | |
07 | Azerbaijan | Elmar Askerov | "How Can I Stand Alive" | English | 26 | |
08 | Portugal | Ekus | "Procuro ser Discreto" | Portuguese | 17 | |
09 | Latvia | Diana Pirags | "Te quiero" | Spanish | 16 | |
10 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Catch Up Paradise | "Born for Each Other" | English | 21 | |
11 | North Macedonia | Andrijana Janevska | "Drvo bez koren" (Дрво без корен) | Macedonian | 10 | |
12 | Ukraine | Mark Savin | "Maria" | English | 9 |
Draw | Country | Artist | Song | Language | Place | Points |
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01 | Israel | Doro-Doron Eitan | "Second Chance" | Hebrew, English | 14 | |
02 | Serbia | Duo Moderato | "Oj devojko" (Ох девојко) | Serbian | 20 | |
03 | Spain | Demiserables | "Cartas Marcadas" | Spanish | 23 | |
04 | Belarus | Berta | "Everything is In You" | English | 5 | |
05 | Austria | Tafkanik | "Time to Believe" | English | 13 | |
06 | Denmark | Pil | "Baby Doll" | English | 14 | |
07 | Russia | Alexander Lominskiy | "Family Man" | English | 8 | |
08 | Switzerland | Loraine & The Toy Soldiers | "Not Strong Enough" | English | 24 | |
09 | Norway | Bjorn Lislegaard | "Up the Hill" | English | 18 | |
10 | Estonia | Dominanta | "Six Feet Under" | English | 22 | |
11 | Albania | Altin Goci | "Hey Hey" | English | 19 | |
12 | United Kingdom | Marlain Angelidou | "Rejection (Set Me Free)" | English | 2 | |
13 | France | 3nity Brothers | "Every Word You Say" | English | 11 | |
14 | Slovenia | Jerry & Blueberry | "In-Ona" | Slovenian | 27 | |
15 | Cyprus | The Secret | "In The Arms Of My Angel" | English | 1 |
Country | Language | Artist | Song |
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Czech Republic | English | Hanka Rihova | Sis'n Bros |
Finland | Fadeout | ||
Georgia | English | Teona Niazashvili | Do You Know |
Iceland | IX | ||
Ireland | Keith Grace | ||
Slovakia | EA | ||
Hungary | English | Regina Rostás Kvintett | Simply |
Kazakhstan | English | Lejla | Life |
Malta | English | Lawrence Gray | Stories |
Netherlands | English | So.St. Feat. Revan | SUPERHEROES |
Romania | Romanian | Deaconu George Alexandru | Ţi-aș da cerul înflorit |
Croatia | Croatian | Vlatka Burić | Kad Nebo Tiho Zaplače |
Sweden | English | Lars Krantz | An Echo In Your Head |
Lithuania | Lithuanian | Valdas Karklelis - WILDMAN | BOL |
Poland | English | Spacey | Be there |
Moldova | Moldavian | P-Ragga | Koma MD |
Germany | English | Prema Yin and MON9 | Blow My Mind |
Monaco | |||
Montenegro | |||
San Marino | |||
Liechtenstein | |||
Luxembourg | |||
Andorra |
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