Euclovision Song Contest 2020
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| Euclovision Song Contest 2020 | |
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| Dates | |
| Semi-final 1 | 21 April 2020 |
| Semi-final 2 | 22 April 2020 |
| Final | 25 April 2020 |
| Host | |
| Venue | Puyenbroek Stadium, Kesselbourg City, Kesselbourg |
| Executive supervisor | Daan Hatgers |
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| Participants | |
| Number of entries | 25 in the final |
| Vote | |
| Voting system | Each country ranks the other participants in descending order from one. The nation with the lowest score wins. |
The 2020 Euclovision Song Contest was the Euclovision Song Contest's 61st edition. It was hosted in Kesselbourg City, Kesselbourg, following the victory of Georges Redding with his song Wakker Worden at Samistopol, Narozalica in the previous year. The contest marked the first time that Kesselbourg had hosted the competition since the original hosting in 1959. The event was organised by the Euclean Broadcasting Union, in cooperation with other global broadcasters.
Over forty nations took part in the event, with a larger-than-usual 25 reaching the finals. Remarkably, for the first time in the Song Contest's history, the host nation did not advance into the final.
Gaullica won the competition with Violaine Rousseau's Yeux d'ocean'. The competition also marked the first time in history where the first and second placed nations were only separated by a point: 154 and 155 respectively.
Location
As the result was announced that Georges Redding had won Euclovision 2019 in Samistopol, Narozalica, preparations for the country's hosting of the next event began almost overnight. Numerous city councils and broadcasting companies began the processes of applying to host the event. Given that it was the first instance of hosting Euclovision since its original broadcasting in 1959, KRT conferred hosting to the city of Kesselbourg City in commemoration of its role in establishing the contest.
Provisional list of participating countries
Finals
| Country | Artist | Song | Language(s) |
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 Aimilia
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Pak-Pak-Pak (band) | Bulaminhgo/Flamingo | Aimilian/Gaullican |
 Alexandria
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Jérémie Trottier | Formidable | Gaullican |
 Amathia
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Florin | 'My Life' | Amathian |
 Belmonte
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Apolo | Vitral | Lusitan |
 Caldia
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Alaois Mac Toimin | Bhíomar Ró-óg | Ghaillish |
 Dezevau
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Sun Singers | Hymn to Light | Estmerish |
 East Miersa/ West Miersa
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GraRoku and Klaudia | Love Across Borders | Miersan |
| File:Eldmark.png Eldmark | Kallt är Natten | En Blekvit Häst | Ostisk |
 Emessa
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Kalċidon & Mattheus | Debout/Wieqaf | Gaullican/Badaviu |
| Template:Country data Estmere | Vivi | Adore You | Estmerish |
 Garambura
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Olivia Le Sueur | Quand vas tu rentrer? | Gaullican/veRwizi/Sisulu |
 Gaullica
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Violaine Rousseau | Yeux d'océan | Gaullican |
 Halland
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Tireann feat. Ashaquid | The Asterian Plains | Ghailish |
| File:ImaguaFlag.png Imagua and the Assimas | Reg Sharp | Breathtaking | Estmerish |
 Lemovicia
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Txordon Amaroz and Orrao Harambure | Jaiak zure belarrietarako | Lemovician |
 Maracao
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Lílian Alves | O | Lusitan/Nati |
 Minilov
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Antonije Zeleniput | Uskoro | Minilovan |
 Narozalica
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Koztik | Spirit - Дух | Narodyn |
 Nuvania
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Ella Becker | Just Tell Me | Estmerish |
 Ordennya
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Irene | Bara du och jag | Ostisk |
 Piraea
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Giannis Filis | Sfygmós | Piraean |
 Slirnia
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Jelena Filipović | Ne počinj sada | Slirnijan |
 Swetania
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Lann | Mirakel | Weranian |
 Velzemia
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Mirri | Sano Niin | Vichod |
 Zaralaja
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Liliana Muñoz and Salvador Xirau | diecisiete | Auratian |
