Urthvision Songfestival
Urthvision Songfestival | |
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Status | active |
Genre | songfestival competition |
Location(s) | worldwide |
Previous event | 2023 (XIX) |
Next event | 2024 (XX) |
Organised by | UVSF |
The Urthvision Songfestival, commonly known as Urthvision or abbreviated as USF, is an international song competition organized by the Urthvision Songfestival Broadcaster (UVSF).
The competition requires each participating country to submit an original song that will be performed live on television and radio, and transmitted to national broadcasters via the public broadcaster that joined the competition. The competing countries will then cast their votes to determine the winner of the competition.
Origins and history
The Urthvision Songfestival finds its origine in the national Blueacian songcontest ''Liet'' (Song), in Blueacia the contest is known as "Liet Ynternasjonaal" (International Song). Liet is a yearly event since 1956, after some rule changes and Liet losing interest with the people the organizers allowed foreign nations to join the national competition to ensure a filled roster. More and more nations joined and sterted winning Liet, at a point the organizers called for a change of the rules again. Then the international broadcasters (mostly from Aurora) came together and started the international competition we know now as the Urthvision Songfestival. It had it's first edition in November 2017 with 13 nations joining this edition and it had it's first edition in Blueacia.
Naming
Format
Selection
Hosting
Urthvision logo and theme
Preparations
Rules
Song eligibility and languages
Artist eligibility and performances
Running order
Votin
Presentation of the votes
Broadcasting
Winners by edition
Edition | Venue | Winner | Artist(s) | Song | Year |
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Urthvision I | Blueacian Event Hall (Blueacia) | Carl Stonelake | Mirrors | 2017 | |
Urthvision II | Aeger Stadium, Rouanezkador (Kaltariezh) | Black Star Elephant | Am I Wrong | 2018 | |
Urthvision III | King Radu Indoor Arena | Heartstrings | Sunrise | 2018 | |
Urthvision IV | Furnifold | Lórien Talháwi | Statements | 2018 | |
Urthvision V | kAE Mystica Center, Accoco (Furnifold) | Dschinighis Khaan | Moskau | 2018 | |
Urthvision VI | Palace of the Republic, Morzahnstadt (East Cerdani) | The Stop-Gap Solution | The Blank Stare Conceals the Eyes of a Hunter and an Inner Rage that can't be Pacified | 2018 | |
Urthvision VII | Total Bean Arrivaduction Air Stadium |
Blueacia and New Leganes |
Kimberly Tomme and Laurens Qúns & Tribárne |
Lost in Verona This Girl |
2018 |
Urthvision VIII | Porósin, Privétia Tauríllien (New Leganes) | King | Momma | 2019 | |
Urthvision IX | Vista Lubra Arena, Luthernburg | Troizov | Puleuz | 2019 | |
Urthvision X | One World Arena, Tarov (Tivot) | Shango | Akyala Imlestravi | Batkonga | 2019 |
Urthvision XI | Ilhasse sen Ikogi, Wombo Lombo (Shango) | Norgsveldet | Ivar Rybak | I Am in Love | 2019 |
Urthvision XII | Hirdvik (Norgsveldet) | Tavaris | The Greensleeves | I Can't Wait to Know | 2020 |
Urthvision XIII | King Kanor Great National Events Center, Nuvrenon (Tavaris) | New Leganes | Ltxemxein Sarvis | Beautiful Mess | 2020 |
Urthvision XIV | Porósin, Privétia Tauríllien (New Leganes) | Kyrloth | Kaili | Say Something | 2021 |
Urthvision XV | Táleu Arts Centre, Azmarin/Zlovskavaar (Kyrloth) | Axdel | Bemuse | Algorithm | 2021 |
Urthvision XVI | Lausker Arena, Andel (Axdel) | Tawuse | Walk the Moon | Shut Up and Dance | 2021 |
Urthvision XVII | Carriadian Stadium, Altomaré (Tawuse) | New Leganes | Lórien Talháwi | Euphoria | 2022 |
Urthvision XVIII | Porósin, Privétia Tauríllien (New Leganes) | Sayyed | Nailah Shehata | We Have No Shame | 2022 |
Urthvision XIX | TBD (Sayyed) | Korćetta | The Forgotten Stories | Little Talks | 2023 |
Urthvision XX | Forest Fragrances Arena, Portmorski (Korćetta) | Tavaris | Oda Lita | I Can Blow Your Mind | 2024 |
Urthvision XXI | TBD (Tavaris) | TBD |
Entries and participants
- ↑ Presented as the 'Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia' before 2019.
- ↑ Initially announced as a one-off participant to commemorate the contest's 60th anniversary; has since gained participation rights until 2023.[1]
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