Forum Song Contest #89 | |
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Host | Schwerin, Germany |
Date | July 2016 |
Entries | 28 |
Winner | Norway |
Debuting countries | none |
Returning countries | |
Withdrawing countries | Austria Israel Japan Spain United States |
FSC | |
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July 2016 saw the 89th edition of Forum Song Contest, held in the town of Schwerin, Germany, after Alvaro Soler's victory in the preceding edition.
28 countries participated, five less than in FSC 88. Austria, Israel, Japan, Spain and the United States all did not send an entry.
Norway emerged as the winner of this edition, thanks to Alan Walker and Iselin Solheim and their song "Sing Me to Sleep" which gathered 141 points. Being nine points behind Norway, South Africa reached the second place. Italy followed more than 40 points behind those two on the third place.
The Host City[]
Schwerin is the capital and second-largest city of the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It is the oldest city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, being first mentioned in 1018 and having city rights granted in 1160. It is known for its romantic Schwerin Palace, crowning an island in the Lake Schwerin. The city also has a largely intact old town, thanks to only minor damage in the Second World War.
The Venue[]
The Sport und Kongresshalle is an indoor arena with capacity of 6,000 people. It is currently the host to the SV Post Schwerin handball team. It also hosts concerts of all music genres, and can accomodate also trade fairs, conferences and corporate events.
The Hosts[]
Jan Böhmermann (born 23 February 1981) is a German satirist and television presenter. He has also worked as a comedy writer and producer.
Barbara Schöneberger (born 5 March 1974) is a German actress, singer, and TV host.
The Show[]
Nr. | Jury | Artist | Song | Rank | Points |
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01 | Italy | Alessandra Amoroso | Comunque Andare | 3. | 87 |
02 | Australia | Peking Duk & Benjamin Joseph | Say My Name | 19. | 40 |
03 | Taiwan | Jay Chou | Bedtime Stories | 26. | 18 |
04 | Romania | Andra & David Bisbal | Without You | 8. | 71 |
05 | South Africa | Connell Cruise | Unbelievable | 2. | 132 |
06 | Norway | Alan Walker (feat. Iselin Solheim) | Sing Me to Sleep | 1. | 141 |
07 | Estonia | Jüri Pootsmann | Nii voi naa | 24. | 31 |
08 | Czech Republic | IYES | Lessons | 6. | 72 |
09 | Turkey | Hande Yener | Mor | 11. | 66 |
10 | Bulgaria | Nevena Peykova ft. Steven Achikor | Da izbyagame | 17. | 41 |
11 | Russia | Pika | Partymaker | 25. | 26 |
12 | Mexico | Natalia Sosa | Ya No Creo En Ti | 5. | 79 |
13 | Croatia | Mia | Slobodna | 20. | 39 |
14 | Germany | Elaiza | Hurricane | 7. | 72 |
15 | Ukraine | Onuka | Svitanok | 9. | 69 |
16 | Denmark | Emmelie de Forest | Hopscotch | 14. | 58 |
17 | United Kingdom | Bastille | Good Grief | 16. | 46 |
18 | Poland | Video | Alay | 27. | 16 |
19 | Malaysia | Dayang Nurfaizah, Hazama & Aman Ra | Bangkit | 21. | 35 |
20 | Brazil | Sandy & Tiago Iorc | Me Espera | 13. | 62 |
21 | Hungary | Patikadomb | Susson | 23. | 31 |
22 | Netherlands | The Common Linnets | That Part | 4. | 84 |
23 | Latvia | Dween & Nikolajs Puzikovs | Celojums | 12. | 64 |
24 | Finland | Markku | Eimenna | 10. | 67 |
25 | Belgium | Faces on TV | Traveling Blind | 28. | 50* |
26 | Serbia | Natasa Bekvalac | Ludilo | 22. | 33 |
27 | Indonesia | Tulus | Pamit | 18. | 40 |
28 | Sweden | Veronica Maggio | Vi Mot Världen | 15. | 54 |
- Note: Belgium failed to vote, so it was moved down to the bottom of the scoreboard, while retaining its original score.
The Results[]
The Winner[]
Alan Walker feat. Iselin Solheim - Sing Me To Sleep: