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Revision as of 16:38, 28 April 2022

Euclovision Song Contest 2022
Euclovision2022Logo.png
Dates
Semi-final 119 April 2022
Semi-final 221 April 2022
Final23 April 2022
Host
VenueAlkBOX
Alikianos, Piraea
Presenter(s)Hristos Mattakos
Natalia Pulou
Andreas Pardakos
Iris Kaneloglou
Directed byChristoforos Mundatos
Erotas Anastelis
Andreas Tassiadis
Executive supervisorJohannes Lorman
Executive producertba
Host broadcasterPiraean Radio and Television (PRT)
Participants
Number of entriestba (to date)

The Euclovision Song Contest 2022 is the upcoming 64th edition of the Euclovision Song Contest. It is set to take place in Alikianos, Piraea, following the country's victory at the 2021 contest with the song "Paradeisos" (Παράδεισος) by Stella Fotiou. The contest will be organised by host broadcaster Piraean Radio and Television (PRT) in conjunction with the Euclean Broadcasters Group (EBG), and will be held at the AlkBOX. Two semi-finals on 19 and 21 April will precede the final on 23 April 2022.

This will be the first time that Piraea hosts the contest in its 63-year history.

Location

Preparations

Host city selection

Format

Presenters

Entries

Details of the rules for entries were revealed in September 2021, following roughly the same format as previous years. Live performances cannot exceed 3 minutes and 30 seconds long, and delegations are limited to a maximum of eight people on stage at one time. Delegations also have the option of using a limited amount of pre-recorded backing vocals in addition to the main vocal and any live backing vocals.

Semi-final allocation draw

Participating countries

On 24 November 2021, the EBG announced that x countries would participate in the 2022 contest.

Semi-finals

Country Artist Song Language(s)
 Alsland Min resolúsje "Yt dyn Salade" Dellish
 Bistravia VANTY "Pavuk" (Павук) Bistravian
 Caldia TBA 5 February 2022
Gapolania Gapolania Claudia Sener "Opere di Dio" Vespasian
 Garambura Olivia Le Sueur "Viser et tuer" Gaullican
Hennehouwe Hennehouwe KENES "Alles wat jet doet" Hennish
Scovern Scovern TBA 15 February 2022
 West Miersa Vox Populi "Ja wciąż cię kocham" Miersan

Final

As part of the "Super Cinq" rule, Estmere, Etruria, Gaullica, Soravia and Werania automatically qualify for the final, in addition to the host country, Piraea.

Country Artist Song Language(s)
Template:Country data Estmere Nico Lumineux "Sweet Talker" Estmerish
 Etruria
 Gaullica
 Piraea
 Soravia
 Werania Maria Schweitzer "Gemeinsam zum Horizont" Weranian

Other countries

In order to paricipate in the Euclovision Song Contest, a country must have a national broadcaster with active EBG membership; or in special circumstances, associate EBG membership. The EBG issued an invitation to all active EBG member broadcasters to participate in the 2022 contest.

Active EBG members

Non-EBG members

Broadcasters, commentators and spokespersons

Broadcasters and commentators

Participating broadcasters are required to broadcast the final live, in addition to the semi-final in which they are participating or voting, with most broadcasters opting to broadcast all three live shows. Due to time zone differences, many participating non-Euclean countries may rebroadcast the shows on timeshift during their primetime hours in addition to broadcasting the shows live. Most broadcasters will also use on-site or remote commentators, who will narrate over the live show in real time in their respective language(s). Some non-participating countries may also broadcast the contest.

The following is a list of broadcasters that have confirmed in whole or in part their broadcasting plans and their commentators.

Broadcasters and commentators in participating countries
Country Show(s) Broadcaster(s) Commentator(s)
 Alsland All shows ANS Dellish: Haiko Dekker and Symke Wagenaar
All shows ANS Kirenian: Anete Kuusk and Kalev Laht
All shows ANS Swathish: Ṛoþbryht Stȧner and Myhtild Vitulġe
All shows ANS Weranian: Steffen Redlich and Manuela Schönherr
 Bistravia All shows B.TV Bistravian: Jan Halás and Martin Svojecký
 Caldia All shows TRN Ghaillish: Clodagh Glas and Daithi Ó Sé
Template:Country data Estmere All shows EBS Estmerish: Annie Wilkinson and Aston Stevens
All shows EBS Swathish: Nihteġ Pẹrrocer and Mo Khan
All shows EBS Flurian: David Palmer and Lis Poingdestre
 Gapolania All shows RTG Vespasian: Linco Blachì
 Hennehouwe All shows De Eerste Hennish: Sienna Molenaar and Laurens Rosecrans
All shows Nous Gaullican: Beatrice Pronovost and Saeed Karimi
All shows Nous Festival Estmerish: Reuben Mather
 Piraea All shows Piraean Radio and Television Piraean: Hristos Mattakos, Natalia Pulou, Andreas Pardakos and Iris Kaneloglou
 West Miersa All shows Telewizja Mierska Miersan: Juliusz Burdon and Pamela Małachowska
Broadcasters and commentators in non-participating countries
Country Show(s) Broadcaster(s) Commentator(s)

Controversies

West Miersan entry

On 10 January, Telewizja Mierska announced that they would enter Ja wciąż cię kocham for the 2022 Euclovision Song Contest.[1] This entry immediately garnered controversy, as the song, which is about a man trying to get his wife to not leave him, could also be interpreted as West Miersa trying to persuade the breakaway state of Lemovicia to return to West Miersan rule, leading to the Lemovician Representative Office in Piraea demanding that the entry be disqualified from the competition, and if not disqualified, for people to not watch Euclovision.[2]

Tour Apostolou 81 fire

During the night of 31st January and 1st February, a fire consumed the Apostolou 81 building in the centre of Alikianos.[3] The tower of 31 floors and 106 metres resulted completely destroyed by the raging fire and during an initial moment, the idea of a terrorist attack perpetuated by a branch of the Lemovician organisation Aranoak was spread by media, after the country's representative office in Alikianos announced a boycott to the contest edition in the city.[4]

During the morning of the 1st February, the Minister of Interior Alex Puloglou clarified the information and dismissed the theory of a terrorist attack. The Lemovician representative office in Alikianos also issued a statement expressing their sorrows and condemning disinformation.[5]

References

  1. "TVM selects entry for the 2022 Euclovision Song Contest". Obserwator. 2022-01-10. Retrieved 2022-01-10.
  2. "@antiprosopeilem". Chirper. 10 January 2022.
  3. Stratas, Manousos (2022-01-01). "A Raging Fire in Alikianos Kentro Consumes Tour Apostolou 81". O Kosmos. Retrieved 2022-01-01.
  4. "@OKosmos_". Chirper. 10 January 2022.
  5. "@OKosmos_". Chirper. 1 February 2022.