BernadetteCydonia
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So I've seen that y'all here are allowed to send Sanremo songs??
I see.Yes, people have sent Sanremo songs. The only exceptions are those winners that went on to become ESC entries
I see.
(lol I guess that applies to Nuove Proposte as well, even if they win because there their winning entries are entirely unrelated to Eurovision)
And I hope @Krishoes has again one or two Sanremo acts lined up
welcome back whoever you were!It was a while ago I competed in this game and wow, time truly does fly by... I will probably return, but I have to find enough time to properly compete for WV with a playlist of compelling and competitive songs.
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Or... I will join right now!
Thanks, I have been inactive for a while. So my presence here has not been known probably. Would be great to win for once, I have to learn how these "pots" work and get a glimpse of what I should send to even achieve a top 15 placement.welcome back whoever you were!
I've been here for quite a while but still haven't quite figured out how the pots actually work, other than them being used to draw up totally random semifinals.Thanks, I have been inactive for a while. So my presence here has not been known probably. Would be great to win for once, I have to learn how these "pots" work and get a glimpse of what I should send to even achieve a top 15 placement.
I have noticed that most of the qualifying songs are instant in how people tend to vote for these, like in the actual contest. I was placed third in the 80th WV final when competing with Singapore. "Take Heart" has a very efficient chorus and was written by Swedes for familiarity without being a boring blatant Azerbaijan act. It probably was enough for people to vote for it.I've been here for quite a while but still haven't quite figured out how the pots actually work, other than them being used to draw up totally random semifinals.
I'm sure you'll be able to reach a top 15 placement, it might be a struggle to do so, but once you find a song that hits, it just happens to hit somehow. I never thought I could win, let alone almost win, in WV 132, but I did it, somehow, somehow.
WorldVision said:For an artist or group to be eligible to participate in the contest, they must meet at least one of the criteria below:
In the case of duos or groups, at least half of the members must have the above criteria apply. For groups of an odd number then it is 1/3 members or 2/5 members who must qualify.
- be a natural-born citizen of your country or region; this does not include acquiring citizenship through descent
- be a current resident of your country or region, residence that goes beyond temporary visits due to recording new material, touring or other short activities
- have spent 30% of their life in your country or region
- have roots from that country or region and special ties such as:
- speaking and/or singing in the language of the country,
- addressing themselves as a person from that country,
- being famous in that country only,
- visiting that country often,
- representing or trying to represent this country in ESC, if it's a European country- they must have achieved the majority of their success as an artist/group in your country or region
Featured collaborations (e.g. Senhit ft. Flo Rida) will be considered as a duo.
I don't really believe this is good proof on its own. Take for example Swiss ESC selection(if applicable); often there are artists that have no connections with the country whatsoever, and merely use it as a leap of faith. Even in Poland we had a period of about 2-3 years where there were few international acts who had no plans with Poland but used the preselection in the hope to promote themselves (usually after being rejected in other countries). This can be a good point to use as additional proof of artist eligibility, but not on its own, unless I misunderstood something and this doesn't fall under the single proof category.(...) - representing or trying to represent this country in ESC, if it's a European country
We decided to keep these criteria for now, as no one really had a problem with it, but your output is appreciated for future clarification !WorldVision said:**In order to accept an artist who was not born, did not grow up or does not currently live in a country/region but only has roots from that country, then he/she must have special ties with that country (speaking and/or singing in the language of the country, addressing himself as a person from that country, being famous in that country, visiting that country often, representing or trying to represent this country in ESC if it's a European country, and other factors
I never really noticed such a point being within the rules but since it was brought into the light I thought it would be worth to throw few of my coins in@Stargazer @Genesis
Both of your remarks actually touch upon... the part of the rule we didn't change
We decided to keep these criteria for now, as no one really had a problem with it, but your output is appreciated for future clarification !