WorldVision Song Contest 41 | OOC | Sign-Ups [CLOSED]

by **Euskirribakondara** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 10:18 am

HARRIKES - All over Euskirribakondara, these posters have begun to appear everywhere. With the recent announcement that EUSK1 would finally make a comeback to the WorldVision Song Contest, speculation about the Euskal entry began to arise all around Flegavia; however, it seems that the entry has already been chosen internally and is just awaiting to be premiered. The WV41 entry would feature three artists: Samira, Tina Goan and Anaïseko; with the latter two making their WorldVision début.

Samira (née Samira Kareli) is widely recognized as the "Queen of Euskal Music"; and she has already represented her country twice in the World Hit Festival (coming joint third in WHF4 and winning WHF9) and twice in WorldVision (7th place in WV21 and 9th place in WV22). She, in fact, was also part of the creative team behind the Euskal entries for WHF12 (4th place) and WHF13 (1st place). And she is about to release her eighth album, whose first single might as well be "Dak Dak", as she has described this eighth album as something "much more upbeat and commercial than my previous work. I want this eighth album to show a new side of me".

Tina Goan is a newcomer to the international scene, but she is already gaining popularity throughout her country. Born in the Vil D'Oski province to an Euskal/Sirbadian [OOC: Sirbadian culture is Slavic] family, she rose to fame in 2014 for her creative YouTube videos in which she showcased her high vocal range and melisma skills. Her latest hit has been "Писмо, напсаноје с тебом (Pismo, napsanoje s tebom)" (A letter written using you); a pop song; but it is pressumed that "Dak Dak" will also show a new side of her.

Anaïseko is a rising rap and hip-hop artist in Euskirribakondara from the Narni Province, who has been "slayin' it" around the Flegavian region in several rap battles and songwriting contests. And she seems to be featuring with a rap bridge in this entry.

The title, "Dak Dak" is difficult to translate, since it is a grammatical particle in the Euskal language that repeats the last verb said or written; so the closest meaning to it would be "yes, you go do it" (or something alike). It's left to wait whether this is indeed Euski's WV41 entry.

by **Praciba** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 1:18 pm

I'm pulling out my host bid. I thought I could do it but I simply lack the time to make one. Do expect a manifesto later on though.

by **Elejamie** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 1:44 pm

Praciba wrote:I'm pulling out my host bid. I thought I could do it but I simply lack the time to make one. Do expect a manifesto later on though.

That's a shame. But still, rather than scrap it entirely, see if you can use it for WorldVision 42 or 43. Or when you have some free time.

by **Britonisea** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 1:48 pm

I want to write a manifesto, simply because I am bored. (And I could do the job) Or, I might just do it for WV45.

by **Polkopia** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 4:04 pm

Hey guys, I just need a few more votes for my National Final, so if you could vote here, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

by **Todlichebujoku** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 5:00 pm

Polkopia wrote:Hey guys, I just need a few more votes for my National Final, so if you could vote here, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

Why do I like everything

by **Puerto Candelaria** » Thu Jul 30, 2015 7:08 pm

RNPC (Radiodifusora Nacional de Puerto Candelaria) has confirmed seconds ago that a National Final will decide the Candelarian entry for WorldVision. The Latino (Spanish-speaking, Catholic and from the tropics) country has only participated once in the WorldVision Song Contest with its world-class act, Mebarak, and her song "El Secreto (The Secret)", that managed to win the 24th edition (with 124 points from 18 of the 33 voting countries). Wanting to distance itself from the Ultra-Catholic government, the broadcaster has announced that the national final will include only reggaeton songs (a genre despised by the Church, but very popular among the Candelarian youths). It has also been announced that all the songs except one will be in Spanish language (the other one being in Creol Bermejo). The songs were just unveiled!

[OOC: Please vote sending a TG to this account with your votes in the format of 12 points for your favourite, 9 points for your 2nd place, 6 points for your 3rd place, 3 points for your 4th place and 0 points for your 5th place]

Song #01
Jota - "Esta Noche" (This Night/Tonight)
Tune (J Balvin - 'Ginza')

Song #02
Cangri - "Vente Pa' Cá" (Come This Way)
Tune (Dálmata - 'Deseo Animal')

Song #03
Niko D - "Eso No Me Gusta" (I Don't Like That)
Tune (Nicky Jam - 'El Perdón')

Song #04
Siulna - "Como Mi Churi" (Like My Girl)
Tune (Jay Ef - 'El Boogie Boogie')

Song #05
Jota - "Puerto Candelaria"
Tune (J Balvin - 'Tranquila')

by **Polkopia** » Fri Jul 31, 2015 10:38 am

The Landa Vy Polkopiya has come to a close, and with juries from 11 different countries voting, combined with the Polkopian televote which accounts for 50% of the votes, we have a clear winner. The results are as follows:

10th: Isabela Marcela - Hoping (63 Points)
9th: Branko Gent - Another Day (76 Points)
8th: Antonina Alenka - Gladna Pod Vasha Noastarde (81 Points)
7th: Fyodat ft. Lara 3 - Champion (85 Points)
6th: Emelia & Yvonne - Out Of Time (93 Points)
5th: Alisa Nadya - Fighter (132 Points)
4th: Silvia Aksinya - Lost In A Dream (143 Points)

3rd: Branka Larisa - Shut Up (165 Points)

2nd: Tikhon Bogdan - Stand Up (170 Points)

1st: Tatiana Agrafena - Yasha Dants (Hey Hey Hey) (210 Points)

Therefore, Tatiana Agrafena will represent Polkopia in the 41st Worldvision Song Contest with her song, "Yasha Dants (Hey Hey Hey)" which will be sung in the Polkopian language. The details of the song can be found below:

Tatiana Agrafena- "Yasha Dants" (Hey Hey Hey)
Language: Polkopian
Translation: My Dance
Tune: Viktorija Loba - Edna Edinstvena

by **The Jeckish Union** » Fri Jul 31, 2015 3:50 pm

TJU is in, song and artist TBC

by **Talvezout** » Fri Jul 31, 2015 4:48 pm

People, stop voting now!

7th place: Modern Tears, 10 points

6th place: Ann Byrne, 12 points

5th place: The Valley, 17 points

4th place: Escape From The Night, 21 points

3rd place: Anne St. Clare, 21 points

2nd place: Lorenzo, 22 points

1st place: Nina Alexandrian, 32 points!

Talvezout will be represented by Nina Alexandrian with the song "Nattúra".

Esta Lloveindo will be represented by Lorenzo with the song "It's Never Over".

by **Krytenia** » Fri Jul 31, 2015 7:12 pm

KBS' internal selection has resulted in Sarah Mansell being chosen as Krytenia's representative at WV41.

Her self-penned song, "Highest Heights", will be hoping to beat the highest total Krytenia have managed so far, 42 points.

by **Vettrera** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 10:06 am

After turnover of NCAT leadership kept Vettrera from sending an entry to the iconic Worldvision 40, Vettrera is now ready to return and continue their streak of Top 10 finishes. Vettrera will send the band Telemark to perform "Constellations" to the tune of Oceans by Misterwives.

by **Saviera** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:19 pm

Saviera Returns. For The Last Time. It's A Good Bye Song

by **Kalosia** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:44 pm

Klara Sayid to represent Kalosia at the 41st WorldVision Song Contest,
song to be co-written by former winner!

The rumours have come to an end. We now know why Oda, the Chenkoryan winner of the 21st WorldVision Song Contest, was at RTVK studios early last month. It turns out she was invited by Radiu-Televisiune Kalosia to help produce Kalosia's next entry, along with Kalosian WV39 participant Ricky Alain, whose participation was also successful.
RTVK also announced today that Klara Sayid, a Kalosian singer, is the chosen act. She is an established artist in the Kalosian music scene and even took part in Festival di Melodi Kalosiana, the national final for WHF, but had never won. Recently she has been on hiatus following her marriage and subsequent honeymoon, but this marks the return to her career.
The song will be called "Fighting Internally". Klara describes the song as having a touch of both Oda's and Ricky's music styles, and although it follows current music trends, the song provides a 'refreshing' and 'unique' element that, supposedly according to Klara, will "emphasize" the meaning behind the song.

OOC: With the format of awarding 3 points to the fave, 2 to the 2nd fave, and 1 to the least fave, the Euphoria/My Heart is Refusing Me remix won the NF with 13 points, I Need Your Love came 2nd with 11 points, and Nacida Para Amar (Spain's 1989 entry) came 3rd with 6 points. Therefore, I will use the Loreen remix for WV41, Spain's 1989 entry for WV42, and I Need Your Love for WV43. [link to national final]

Saviera wrote:Saviera Returns. For The Last Time. It's A Good Bye Song

Puppet confirmed

haven't decided the details yet but it's to the tune of Sama by Justyna (ESC1995 Poland)

by **The Sword Bloke** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:08 pm

Changing entry.
Artist: Shop Owner feat. Marcus Melton
Song: Tick-Tock Tonight
Tune: 'Rhythm Inside' by Loic Nottet

by **Normandy and Picardy** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:10 pm

The Sword Bloke wrote:Changing entry.
Artist: Shop Owner feat. Marcus Melton
Song: Tick-Tock Tonight
Tune: 'Rhythm Inside' by Loic Nottet

Seriously, Rhythm Inside is being used again?Yes, it's a brilliant song that deservedly did well at Eurovision, but it must have been used a million times already.

by **Britonisea** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:15 pm

Normandy and Picardy wrote:
The Sword Bloke wrote:Changing entry.
Artist: Shop Owner feat. Marcus Melton
Song: Tick-Tock Tonight
Tune: 'Rhythm Inside' by Loic Nottet

Seriously, Rhythm Inside is being used again?Yes, it's a brilliant song that deservedly did well at Eurovision, but it must have been used a million times already.

Agreed. I used it first (Got a 5th place with it whoo) then, Lymantatia and someone else used it one edition later. Then one edition after, Quinn was going to use it. Now again for the 5th time?

by **The Sword Bloke** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:34 pm

Brit, N&P: It was that or a remix of 'Public Executions Do It All'.

by **Elejamie** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:35 pm

Britonisea wrote:
Normandy and Picardy wrote:
Seriously, Rhythm Inside is being used again?Yes, it's a brilliant song that deservedly did well at Eurovision, but it must have been used a million times already.

Agreed. I used it first (Got a 5th place with it whoo) then, Lymantatia and someone else used it one edition later. Then one edition after, Quinn was going to use it. Now again for the 5th time?

Sixth, technically. You used it in WV38, then Lymantatia and Titaniumland (the "someone else" you're probably thinking of) in WV39. Communist Quinntopia (linked to N&P's post because Quinn edited in a different song) was going to use it for WV40 but they changed their mind once they found out it's been done already; besides, they never actually got round to finishing their entry. Lactatia was going to use it instead for WV40 but they never actually submitted their song. So yeah, I'd say that this is the 6th time, actually.

Also, be right back, working on manifesto. (Which is not a serious attempt since I am pretty much WorldVision Andorra. Except with worse songs)

by **Britonisea** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:45 pm

Elejamie wrote:
Britonisea wrote:
Agreed. I used it first (Got a 5th place with it whoo) then, Lymantatia and someone else used it one edition later. Then one edition after, Quinn was going to use it. Now again for the 5th time?

Sixth, technically. You used it in WV38, then Lymantatia and Titaniumland (the "someone else" you're probably thinking of) in WV39. Communist Quinntopia (linked to N&P's post because Quinn edited in a different song) was going to use it for WV40 but they changed their mind once they found out it's been done already; besides, they never actually got round to finishing their entry. Lactatia was going to use it instead for WV40 but they never actually submitted their song. So yeah, I'd say that this is the 6th time, actually.

Also, be right back, working on manifesto. (Which is not a serious attempt since I am pretty much WorldVision Andorra. Except with worse songs)

Ooh, you do your research. Good Luck with your manifesto

by **Elejamie** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 3:07 pm

Elejamie's Manifesto

Hello. If you vote for me to become part of the WorldVision Committee, I will ban Rhythm Inside from WorldVision. Because, let's face it, I'm pretty sure we're sick and tired of hearing it already. And... that's my manifesto, really. Can I... Can I go now?

Again, this is not me being serious. In fact, I should also point out that I'm not really interested in joining the Committee, seeing as - after this one - I'm going to go on a [possibly] long break from WorldVision as I try to come up with a song that isn't bad. Should I somehow get enough points to become a Committee member, which is unlikely as I'm pretty much the WV version of Andorra, give my spot to whoever came sixth. Or something like that. But seriously, though, I'm not actually running for the Committee so just ignore this.

P.S. Here is my entry again, as I think it was missed when the Committee were updating the OP.

by **Britonisea** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 3:19 pm

Yes!

by **Kalosia** » Sun Aug 02, 2015 3:20 am

Normandy and Picardy wrote:Seriously, Rhythm Inside is being used again? Yes, it's a brilliant song that deservedly did well at Eurovision, but it must have been used a million times already.

See also: Quedate Conmigo; Crno i Belo
(also the reason I wrote that the WV21 winner is co-writing my entry is because she won with the tune of Euphoria, which I'm partially using)

I updated slightly my entry announcement a few posts above this one, also it'd be lovely if someone could update the OP

by **Todlichebujoku** » Sun Aug 02, 2015 9:24 am

Don't worry, this happened before with Same Heart- it was even used two or three times in one edition.

by **Arioslavia** » Sun Aug 02, 2015 11:03 am

Excuse me, I'm new, what should I do to participate? I mean, how to apply? And when is the next contest?

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