Eurovision score. Ukrainian singer Jamala

All participants in the Eurovision 2016 final and the numbers under which they will perform are known. The representative of Russia Sergey Lazarev will enter the final at number 18.

The second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 took place in Stockholm. Based on the voting results, representatives from Latvia, Georgia, Bulgaria, Australia, Ukraine, Serbia, Poland, Israel, Lithuania and Belgium advanced to the final part of the competition.

Thus, all participants in the finals have been determined.

The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 have published the order of performance of the performers in the final show, which will take place on Saturday, May 14.

The final of the competition will be opened by the representative of Belgium, Laura Tesoro. Representing Russia with the song You Are The Only One will perform number 18. A total of 26 participants will show their performances. The last to sing will be the representative of Armenia.

The order of performance of the final participants:

1. Belgium
2. Czech Republic
3. Netherlands
4. Azerbaijan
5. Hungary
6. Italy
7. Israel
8. Bulgaria
9. Sweden
10. Germany
11. France
12. Poland
13. Australia
14. Cyprus
15. Serbia
16. Lithuania
17. Croatia
18. Russia
19. Spain
20. Latvia
21. Ukraine
22. Malta
23. Georgia
24. Austria
25. Great Britain
26. Armenia

All participants of the Eurovision 2016 final

(in order of speaking order)

1. Belgium: Lara Tesoro - "What"s The Pressure"

2. Czech Republic: Gabriela Guncikova - “I Stand”

3. Netherlands: Dawe Bob - "Slow Down"

4. Azerbaijan: Semra Rahimli - "Miracle"

5. Hungary: Freddie - "Pioneer"

6. Italy: Francesca Michielin - "No Degree Of Separation"

7. Israel: Howie Star - "Made of Stars"

8. Bulgaria: Poli Genova - "If Love Was a Crime"

9. Sweden: Frans - "If I Were Sorry"

10. Germany: Jamie-Lee - "Ghost"

11. France: Amir - "J"ai cherché"

12. Poland: Michal Szpak - "Color Of Your Life"

13. Australia: Dami Im - "Sound of Silence"

14. Cyprus: Minus One - "Alter Ego"

15. Serbia: Sanja Vucic ZAA - "Goodbye (Shelter)"

16. Lithuania: Donny Montell - "I"ve Been Waiting for This Night"

17. Croatia: Nina Kraljic - "Lighthouse"

18. Russia: Sergey Lazarev - “You Are The Only One”

19. Spain: Barei - "Say Yay!"

20. Latvia: Justs - "Heartbeat"

21. Ukraine: Jamala - "1944"

22. Malta: Ira Losco - "Walk On Water"

23. Georgia: Nika Kocharov and Young Georgian Lolitaz “Midnight Gold”

24. Austria: ZOË - "Loin d"ici"

25. UK: Joe and Jake - "You"re Not Alone"

26. Armenia: Iveta Mukuchyan - “LoveWave”

Let us note that according to bookmakers, Russia ranks first in the list of favorites for the competition. Next come Ukraine, France and Sweden. The chances of participants from Armenia, Australia and Malta are also rated quite highly.

Eurovision 2016, final: results, who won

It took place in Stockholm on May 14, 2016. According to the results of the competition, the Ukrainian singer Jamala won the competition, scoring 534 points. Australia's Demi Im was second (511 points), while Russian singer Sergei Lazarev earned 491 points and was in third place, despite the fact that he received the most votes from the audience.

It is noteworthy that the Russians highly appreciated the performance of the performer Jamala representing Ukraine, and the Ukrainian audience gave the majority of votes to Sergei Lazarev.

In turn, Azerbaijan received 10 points from Russian judges, 8 - Malta, 7 - France, 6 - Great Britain, 5 - Georgia, 4 - Cyprus, 3 - Latvia, 2 - Australia and 1 - Hungary.

Russian judges gave Ukrainian performer Jamala no marks. A similar outcome was expected from the Ukrainian side, which did not give a single point to the Russian Federation.

The national jury of Ukraine gave 10 points to Lithuania, 6 to Belgium, 8 to Latvia and 7 to Azerbaijan. The highest score - 12 points - was given to Russia by Greece, Cyprus, Belarus and Azerbaijan.

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Eurovision 2016: final results, places

You can find out how the places at Eurovision 2016 were distributed below.

1. Ukraine - 534 points
2. Australia - 511 points
3. Russia - 491 points
4. Bulgaria
5. Sweden
6. France
7. Armenia
8. Poland
9. Lithuania
10. Belgium
11. Netherlands
12. Malta
13. Austria
14. Israel
15. Latvia
16. Italy
17. Azerbaijan
18. Serbia
19. Hungary
20. Georgia
21. Spain
22. Croatia
23. Great Britain
24. Czech
25. Germany

The results of Eurovision 2016 were commented on in the State Duma of the Russian Federation

The results of Eurovision 2016 were politically biased. This was stated to TASS by the first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Culture, Elena Drapeko (A Just Russia).

“This is partly a consequence of the propaganda information war that is being waged against Russia. We are talking about the general demonization of Russia - that everything is bad with us, that our athletes are doped, that our planes violate airspace - this, of course, has an effect,” - Drapeko said.

She also expressed the opinion that Russia “should definitely continue to take part in Eurovision, because Lazarev sang wonderfully.”

“His performance was very good, and this high level was seen by half the world. This proves that everything is not as they say about us, so I think that we should thank him, it’s a wonderful song,” the deputy noted.

The politician also highlighted the good performance of the Ukrainian artist Jamala.

“A wonderful voice, a wonderful performance... but it seems to me that this is not a song that young people will sing, that will be listened to many times - it will be forgotten,” the first deputy chairman of the committee is sure, calling Jamala’s victory “a fact of injustice,” “after all, everyone saw "How wonderfully Lazarev sang."

The audience gave the victory to Russia

Millions of people around the world watched the Eurovision 2016 final. Representatives from 26 countries competed in the final. Russia was represented by Sergey Lazarev with the song “You Are The Only One”.

Lazarev had a hard time preparing for this competition - at one of his concerts he even fainted, later explaining this as heavy preparation for the European competition. “Every time I performed a routine, there was a risk that I might fall. But I did it and everything went well. The audience was fantastic,” Lazarev commented on his performance immediately after the end of the competition.

The result is Lazarev third. Based on the totality of two votes - the national jury and the audience - the Russian singer scored 491 points (130 and 361).

The juries of Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Belarus and Greece gave Russia 12 points each.

Jamala won with 534 points. It is worth noting that the voting of the Ukrainian jury and spectators turned out to be the opposite in relation to Russia: the jury did not give a single point to Lazarev, while the Ukrainians gave the highest score.

Second place was taken by Australian Demi Im, who, as it turned out, has Ukrainian roots. She was in the lead after the jury vote.

Results:

1. Ukraine 534 points

2.Australia 511 points

3. Russia 491 points

Let us remember that after the second semi-final, the head of the National Television Company of Ukraine (NTKU) Zurab Alasania said that if the next competition is held in Russia, Ukraine will not go to it. Eurovision 2017 will be held in Ukraine. Will Russia go?

Who won Eurovision 2016 in the final and what place Lazarev took at Eurovision became known on the night of May 14-15, during the online broadcast of Eurovision 2016 from Sweden.

The final of Eurovision 2016 in Stockholm (Sweden) took place on May 14. Representatives from 26 countries competed in the finals. Sergey Lazarev performed at number 18 with the song You Are The Only One. He became one of the main contenders for victory, but ultimately took third place.

Eurovision 2016, voting results

Eurovision 2016, final results (see table)

Winner of Eurovision 2016

Singer Jamala, representing Ukraine, took 1 place at the 61st Eurovision Song Contest 2016, held in the capital of Sweden - Stockholm. She scored the maximum amount of points based on the professional jury voting and audience voting: Jamala performed the song “1944” and ultimately received 534 votes.

Meanwhile, according to the results audience vote first place occupied by the representative of Russia Sergey Lazarev, and the Ukrainian took second place.

first place went to Jamal,

second – representative of Australia,

third - Sergei Lazarev.

Second place occupied by singer Australian singer Dami Im, who performed the song Sound Of Silence, receiving 511 votes.

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Third place took Sergey Lazarev at Eurovision 2016 - representative of Russia, with the song You Are the Only One (“You are the only one”), with a total score of 491 votes.

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Jamala sang the song “1944” about the Crimean Tatars. The singer called the composition “a very personal song.” She noted that she should be heard by as many people as possible not only in Ukraine, but also outside the country. Jamala composed this song herself. Real name: Susanna Alimovna Jamaladinova. Jamala became famous for her performance at the International Competition of Young Performers “New Wave 2009” in Jurmala, where she received the Grand Prix.

Jamala - winner of Eurovision 2016 in the final with the song “1944”

When the invaders come...
They're breaking into your house
They kill everyone
And they say:
"We are not to blame
not guilty."
Where is your mind?
Humanity is crying.

You think you are gods.
But everyone dies.
Don't consume my soul.
Our souls


I couldn't enjoy my youth

We could build a future
Where people are free
To live and love.
Happy time.
Where is your heart?
Humanity, rise up!

Do you think you are gods
But everyone dies.
Don't consume my soul.
Our souls
I couldn't enjoy my youth
I couldn't live on this earth
I couldn't enjoy my youth
I couldn't live on this earth.

The best songs of Eurovision 2016 Top 10 performances from a music competition

10. Belgium

LIVE – Laura Tesoro – What’s The Pressure (Belgium) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

9. Lithuania

LIVE Donny Montell – I’ve Been Waiting For This Night (Lithuania) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

8. Poland

LIVE – Michał Szpak – Color Of Your Life (Poland) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

7. Armenia

LIVE – Iveta Mukuchyan – LoveWave (Armenia) at the Grand Final – Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Song Contest

6. France

LIVE – Amir – J’ai Cherché (France) at the Grand Final of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Song Contest

5. Sweden

LIVE — Frans — If I Were Sorry (Sweden) at the Grand Final 2016 Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Song Contest

4. Bulgaria

LIVE – Poli Genova – If Love Was A Crime (Bulgaria) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

3. Russia

LIVE — Sergey Lazarev — You Are The Only One (Russia) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

2. Australia

LIVE – Dami Im – Sound Of Silence (Australia) at the Grand Final / Eurovision Song Contest

1. Ukraine

LIVE — Jamala — 1944 (Ukraine) at the Grand Final of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Song Contest

"Eurovision"

Eurovision has been held annually since 1956. Russia first took part in the competition in 1994 and won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2008, when singer Dima Bilan won first place. According to the rules, Eurovision 2017 will be held in Ukraine, the homeland of the winner of Eurovision in 2016.

The competition is open to countries that are members of the European Broadcasting Union or the Council of Europe. Also participating in the competition are states located in Asia: Israel and Cyprus (they send participants to the competition almost every year from the beginning of participation), as well as partially located in Europe and Asia: Armenia, Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Non-European and not a member of the EMU or CoE, Australia has been participating since 2015.

Yesterday, May 14, the Eurovision 2016 song contest ended in Stockholm. The whole of Europe voted with bated breath for their favorite participants from various countries. The winner was the Ukrainian performer Jamala, who performed number 21 with the song “1944”. This composition tells the story of her family’s deportation from Crimea in the middle of the last century. The Ukrainian star, who had difficulty holding back tears on stage, received a standing ovation from the audience.

Russian singer Sergey Lazarev with the song “You Are the Only One” (“You are the only one”) became 3rd. Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Belarus and Greece gave him the highest score. In addition, he became the best according to the results of the audience vote. The audience gave the Ukrainian a place behind him.

The Eurovision 2016 final was held in Stockholm, Sweden, at the Globen concert and sports arena with a capacity of more than 10 thousand spectators. 26 participants reached the finals.

Before the start of the final of the competition, a scandal occurred, during which the Ukrainian side threatened to refuse to participate in Eurovision in 2017 if Russia won this year.

Where Russian participant Polina Gagarina shone and took second place, the 29-year-old singer from Sweden, Måns Selmerlöw, won. The rules of the competition give the winning country the right to host Eurovision 2016, which will be held for the 61st time. Preparations for the new stage of the competition began in November 2015. From the article you will find out who will go to Eurovision from Russia, where the competition will be held and who will ultimately win. The results of Eurovision 2016 will be published here immediately after the final of the competition.

When is Eurovision 2016

The most important song competition traditionally takes place in mid-May; the dates move annually either closer to the beginning or closer to the end of the month.

In 2016, the dates for the Eurovision semi-finals and finals are as follows:

• May 10- first semi-final
• 12 May- second semi-final
• May 14- the final

All stages will be held at 10 pm European time. The Russians will find out the name of the winner long after midnight.

Where will Eurovision 2016 take place?

This year, the host of Eurovision 2016 will be Sweden, namely the capital Stockholm.

Location: Ericsson Globe, a huge spherical arena, a futuristic building located in a specially built area of ​​Globe City.

The Ericsson Globe Arena is the largest hemisphere in the world, accommodating up to 16,000 guests.

How to get there

The Globe City area, where Eurovision 2016 will take place, is just 5-6 km from the center. You can get here either on foot or by public transport or taxi.

If you prefer the metro:

• use the green branch №19 (next to stations Hagsätra And Högdalen), you need to get off at the station Globen
• branches will also work №17 And 18 , going towards the terminal stations Skarpnäck And Farsta Strand, accordingly, you need to go to Gullmarsplan
• Metro stations Skärmarbrink, Blåsut, Sandsborg And Enskede Gard are within radius 1 km from the arena

There are tram and bus stops near the arena.

If you don't want to deal with Stockholm's public transport system, take a taxi instead. A Russian-speaking team will help you order a taxi.

Eurovision 2016: Sergey Lazarev and song

The Russian organizing committee of Eurovision 2016 confirmed that Russia will be represented this year by an experienced and well-known singer in Europe Sergey Lazarev. He will perform at number 9, and bookmakers are already predicting Russia's victory this year. Philip Kirkorov, who has trained more than one star for the international competition and knows all the intricacies of Eurovision, will take an active part in preparing the performance program and selecting the team.

Russia first entered the charts long before the start of Eurovision. Bookmakers predict Sergei Lazarev and Russia to win the competition.

Sergey Lazarev was chosen by the VGTRK channel independently, without audience voting and qualifying rounds.

Rumors have already spread that Sergey Lazarev agreed to participate in Eurovision 2016 only because he was delighted with the song offered to him. Worked on it:

• Greek composer Dimitris Condopolous
• Philip Kirkorov
• Greek director Fokas
• vocal coach Alex Panayi
• backing vocalists and dancers from Sweden Johan, Daniel, Alvaro, Marcus, Jennie and Adam

Miss Universe 2015 Vladislav Yevtushenko took part in the video.

The title of the song is "You are the only one". You can listen on YouTube.

Opinions regarding the possibility of Sergei Lazarev winning Eurovision 2016 are different. Some bookmakers say that the political situation will not allow the Russian participant to win. But even before the start of the competition, Sergei Lazarev’s song occupies a leading position in the charts.

At the rehearsal, Sergei Lazarev tripped and fell, but this only added to his strength and desire to win.

This year, Eurovision organizers will introduce a new vote counting system that will add unpredictability and competition to the show. Now, at the very last moment, the winner may not be the one determined by the jury.

First, the professional jury gives its 10 votes (from 1 to 8, 10 and 12 points) to the most liked performers. In the final, the results of the jury will be read out by the leading countries participating in the Eurovision Song Contest, as usual.

At the same time, viewers will have the opportunity to give their 10 votes (from 1 to 8, 10 and 12 points) to any 10 participants.

They will start with the country that received the fewest jury votes. Thus, the result of the jury's voting can be greatly adjusted at the end of the program.

The winner will ultimately be known only at the very end of the show.

Participants

This year they will take part 43 countries, four more than in the past.

In 2016, 4 countries decided to resume their participation: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia and Ukraine. Portugal, on the contrary, will leave the ranks of participants this time.

Let us recall the rules of the game.

• The five regular participating countries (France, Germany, Italy, Great Britain, Spain) and last year's winning country, Sweden, automatically qualify for the finals.
• All other countries will take part in two semi-finals, after which voting will take place. It will determine 20 countries to participate in the final (10 countries from each semi-final).

Eurovision 2016 results. Places by country. Final table

On May 11, it became known that Russia had passed the semi-finals, and Sergey Lazarev would compete for first place in the final.

The first Eurovision results began to appear on May 11, when it became clear who from the first semi-final would advance to the final. We will monitor the progress of the competition and post the results in this part of the article. 26 countries will compete in the final.

Results of the first semi-final of Eurovision 2016

10 countries that passed 1st semi-final of Eurovision 2016: Russia, Azerbaijan, the Netherlands, Hungary, Croatia, Austria, Armenia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Malta.

8 countries that did not pass 1 semi-final: Estonia, San Marino, Iceland, Finland, Greece, Moldova, Montenegro, Bosnia.

Results of the second semi-final of Eurovision 2016

10 countries that qualified for the final based on the results of the second semi-final: Latvia, Georgia, Bulgaria, Australia, Ukraine, Serbia, Poland, Israel, Lithuania, Belgium.

Didn't make it to the finals: Switzerland, Belarus, Ireland, Macedonia, Slovenia, Denmark, Norway, Albania.

Interesting facts about Eurovision 2016 participants

• Amir, the participant from France, began his career as a dental surgeon. And only many years later was he able to start life from scratch as a singer.
• More than half of the Eurovision 2016 participants are winners of the talent show “The Voice” and others in their countries.
• The youngest Eurovision singer is from Germany - Jamie-Lee Krivitz only 18 years old. Her look inspired by Japanese style Decorah Kay, makes the young singer look even younger. Without a doubt, all eyes will be on her.
• The most experienced performer is from San Marino. Serhatu 51 years old But age suits him. Before a performance, Serhat always drinks mint tea.
• Sergey Lazarev, for whom the whole of Russia will root, successfully combines the roles of singer, presenter and actor. Prince Arthur sings in his voice in “Shrek”; he also took part in the voice acting of many Disney cartoons. Last year, Sergey Lazarev launched a business selling sweets for pets.
• Countries that have never won the competition: San Marino, Armenia, Moldova, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Iceland, Malta, Hungary, Cyprus, Croatia, Belarus, Poland, Lithuania, etc.
• Singer from Lithuania, Donny Montell, has already participated in Eurovision 2011.
• Participant from Belarus, Ivan, will go on stage naked. For the first time in the history of the competition, a live wolf will participate in his performance. The image of the singer and the participation of a wild animal are dictated by the idea of ​​the song - Ivan sings about the unity of nature and man.

Watch the broadcast online

The broadcast of Eurovision 2016 will be shown on the official YouTube channel, Russia channel and Channel One.

Channel One in Russia is the only official partner of Eurovision; it is part of the European Broadcasting Union. Thanks to membership in this organization, Russia has the right to send its participants to the competition.

Residents of Crimea will be able to watch Eurovision 2016 on Crimean Channel 1.

Live broadcast schedule (Moscow time):

• May 10 - first semi-final at 22:00
• May 12 - second semi-final at 22:00
• May 14 - final at 22:00

Presenters

The hosts of Eurovision 2016 will be:

• Petra Mede, 45 years. The most famous female comedian in Sweden, she has a bright temperament and charisma. She was the host of Eurovision 2013, which was also held in Stockholm. You can expect witty comments, apt characterizations and inexhaustible optimism from her.
• Mons Selmerlöw, 29 years. The winner of the previous competition, who knows all the subtleties and details of Eurovision from his own experience.

Symbols

Slogan of the competition - “Come together”, which means “Unite,” is visually embodied in the image of a dandelion on the logo.

In our difficult times, only the joint efforts of European countries can overcome the difficulties that have arisen.

Illuminated in purple hues, dandelion seeds strive to recreate a durable hot air balloon flying into infinity.

The slogan was borrowed from the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015.

• The process of selecting a performer in Germany was not without scandal. It was supposed to be 44-year-old Xavier Naidoo, originally from South Africa. But his candidacy has been heavily criticized for promoting homosexuality and extremist right-wing ideas.
• Eurovision in Sweden is far from a premiere. The country is hosting the competition for the sixth time. The last time was in 2013, when a performer from Denmark won.

From the article you learned when and where Eurovision 2016 will be held. Plan your trip to Stockholm by reading the materials on our website. As soon as the results of Eurovision 2016 become known, we will post them on this page. Information about the participants and their songs is constantly updated. Follow the news.