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RE:Melodia

Toniaczka (aka Lửa, Toniak) made their debut in the first season of the rebooted Melodia Song Contest (also known as Melodia Song Contest ReImagined or RE:Melodia). In the first season that they have participated in, they claimed Gabon and held a national final Gabangers Festival 2, a continuation of a Legacy Melodia Gabangers Festival. The national final was won by Jeune Vili and Diane Dddd with their song "Adesanya" with a lead of 13 points. The song finished 5th in the Season 1 Grand Final with 70 points; receiving points from more countries than any other participating song. For the second edition, Lửa claimed Mongolia and chose internally a female duo FOUX with the song "Mart" (which means "Forget" in Mongolian). He was in the race for victory until the last voter and ended up 3rd with 85 points, 4 less than the winning Australia. It was as for now the highest result of Lửa's. In third edition, they chose to organise the third edition of the Gabangers Festival, which was won by Emma'a with her hit song "Encré", she achieved 15th place in Grand Final with this entry. In the fourth edition, Lửa went with DR Congo and internally chose Highlyy with "Higher - C'est la vie". He finished 10th in the fourth Grand Final of RE:Melodia. For the fifth edition, due to public pressure, Lửa chose Tuvalu as a challenge and organised a national final Talofa Tuvalu (which only got 4 votes, the lowest in their history) with songs by Tokelauan-Tuvaluan singer Olivia Foa'i. The winning song was by a small margin: "Myriagon (No Photos Please)" which did exceptionally bad in the final, coming in pre-last, 25th place with 25 points leaving Lửa disillusioned. Lua won an award for the best reocurring national final: Gabangers Festival in the first awards show. They decided to claim Gabon for the third time in RE:Melodia in the sixth season and organise Gabangers Festival 4. It was won by the first edition winner: Shan'l and a Cameroonian star Mimie. The duo achieved another very low result in the Grand Final - only 23rd place with 31 points. The next, seventh edition, Lửa decided to send their favorite song: "lua gan rom lau ngay cung ben" by Phung Khanh Linh, hoping for a good result, only to find out they finished low again, finishing at 16th, after being typed as potential winner by a few users. This led to Lửa losing interest in the contest and not making it in time for the claiming for 8th edition, which they spent waitlisted. Lửa returned, claiming Namibia, the very next, ninth edition, internally choosing Namibian DJ Gina Jeanz and South African singer Sio with their song "Sun Spot". They came in 10th place, satisfying the menager which chose to organise the already fifth edition of the famous Gabangers Festival, in which Bianka triumphed with her song "Ça vient du G4" about her home province. In the Grand Final of the tenth season, Lửa finished 10th for the 4th time in Melodia and RE:Melodia. They chose to organise the sixth Gabangers Festival during the next, eleventh edition.

Results

#		Country	Artist	Song	Language	Final	Pts	Semi	Pts
01	File:Flag of Argentina.svg Buenos Aires	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Jeune VILI and Diane Dddd	"ADESANYA"	French, English	5	70	No Semi-Finals
02	File:Flag of Switzerland.svg Lugano	File:Flag of Mongolia.svg Mongolia	FOUX	"Mart"	Mongolian	3	85
03	File:Flag of Australia.svg Sydney	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Emma'a	"Encré"	French	15	52
04	File:Flag of France.svg Saint-Denis	File:Flag of Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg DR Congo	Highlyy	"Higher - C'est la vie"	English	10	60
05	File:Flag of United Kingdom.svg Reading	File:Flag of Tuvalu.svg Tuvalu	Olivia Foa'i	"Myriagon (No Photos Please)"	English	25	25
06	File:Flag of France.svg Belfort	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Mimie, Shan'L	"Il Parait"	French	23	31
07	File:Flag of Türkiye.svg Istanbul	File:Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam	Phung Khanh Linh	"lua gan rom lau ngay cung ben"	Vietnamese	16	51
08	File:Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg	Waitlisted
09	File:Flag of Finland.svg Vantaa	File:Flag of Namibia.svg Namibia	Gina Jeanz, Sio	"Sun Spot"	English	10	60
10	File:Flag of Grenada.svg St. George's	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Bianka	"Ça vient du G4"	French	10	61
11	File:Flag of Brazil.svg Rio	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Laurianne Ekondo	"Zambédaka"	French, Tsogo	NQ		13	50
12	File:Flag of Portugal.svg Lisbon	File:Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya	Xenia Manasseh	"Hush"	English	6	109	6	65
13	File:Flag of Germany.svg Munich	File:Flag of Madagascar.svg Madagascar	Niu Raza	"Ampelasoa"	English, Malagasy	22	53	6	72
14	File:Flag of Sweden.svg Stockholm	File:Flag of Mongolia.svg Mongolia	Magnet Brain	"Tsuutan"	Mongolian	5	114	6	74
15	File:Flag of Gibraltar.svg Gibraltar	File:Flag of Angola.svg Angola	Ivandro	"Lua"	Portuguese	22	60	AQ
16	File:Flag of South Korea.svg Seoul	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Dancy	"Formule"	French	NQ		15	40
17	File:Flag of Canada.svg Montreal	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Queen Koumb	"Ginanu"	Fang, French			13	56
18	File:Flag of Portugal.svg Coimbra	File:Flag of Eswatini.svg Eswatini	Sarnilo, Sibu Manzini	"Okondana"	English, SiSwati			14	42
19	File:Flag of Uganda.svg Kampala	File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	Creol, Mimie	"Bouge de la"	French			12	47
20	File:Flag of Malaysia.svg Malacca		Tsuki	"Sombre"	French	15	82	5	75
21	File:Flag of Lithuania.svg Kaunas		CJ Tell'm, Tar1q	"Coco Rico"	French, English	17	81	4	88
22	File:Flag of Spain.svg Madrid	File:Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg DR Congo	Gloria Bash	"Cascade"	Swahili, French	19	67	6	77

Countries

These are all the countries Lửa has ever claimed.

Country	Amount
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	10
File:Flag of Mongolia.svg Mongolia	2
File:Flag of Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg DR Congo	2
File:Flag of Tuvalu.svg Tuvalu	1
File:Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam	1
File:Flag of Namibia.svg Namibia	1
File:Flag of Angola.svg Angola	1
File:Flag of Eswatini.svg Eswatini	1

Languages

These are all the languages that have been used in Lửa's claimed entries.

Language	Amount
File:Flag of Kenya.svg English	5.5
File:Flag of Gabon.svg French	5.5
File:Flag of Mongolia.svg Mongolian	2
File:Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnamese	1
File:Flag of Angola.svg Portuguese	1
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Tsogo	0.5
File:Flag of Madagascar.svg Malagasy	0.5
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Fang	0.5

National Finals

Country	Season	Wiki	Video
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	1	Gabangers Festival 2	Youtube
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	3	Gabangers Festival 3	Youtube
File:Flag of Tuvalu.svg Tuvalu	5	Talofa Tuvalu	Youtube
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	6	Gabangers Festival 4	Youtube
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	10	Gabangers Festival 5	Youtube
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	11	Gabangers Festival 6
File:Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya	12	Gabangers Festival: Kenya
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	16	Gabangers Festival 7
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	17	Gabangers Festival 8: Second Chance
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	19	Gabangers Festival 9
File:Flag of Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg DR Congo	22	CDBangers
File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon	23	Gabangers Festival 10

Legacy Melodia

Lửa made his debut in the twenty-seventh Edition of Melodia Song Contest, then by the name Toniak. He was participating in every next edition since then up to the Edition 30 in which he claimed Gabon and held the first edition of Gabangers Festival, but he got disqualified for not sending the song on time due to a ban on his 2 accounts on Discord. Eventually, he found the way to get to the contest again in Edition 32, where he hosted a poll about what should he send. The people decided that it was the best if he revived the national final, and open the second round of voting. The song "C'est pas les gbés gbés gbés" won the competition and it was sent by him to the final edition of Legacy Melodia. In the 4 seasons he has participated, Lửa has made it to the top 10 twice, in Edition 27 where he placed tenth and in Edition 29 where he placed ninth. Overall, Lửa has an average placement of 11.25 according to the placements reached between Season 27 and Season 32. In the twenty-ninth edition he has sent a Brazilian artist Bruno Gadiol, who is to this day the man on his profile picture.