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== Information == | == Information == | ||
After [[File:Flag of Switzerland.svg|20px|border]] '''Switzerland''' won the first season of '''Melodia Song Contest: Reimagined''', it was announced that '''Lugano, Switzerland''' would host the second season of the contest. '''Cornaredo Stadium''' was chosen as the venue for the contest. The first winning song's name would become the slogan for the edition: '''Speak Up'''. Claiming opened on the | After [[File:Flag of Switzerland.svg|20px|border]] '''Switzerland''' won the [[first]] season of '''Melodia Song Contest: Reimagined''', it was announced that '''Lugano, Switzerland''' would host the [[second]] season of the contest. '''Cornaredo Stadium''' was chosen as the venue for the contest. The first winning song's name would become the slogan for the edition: '''Speak Up'''. Claiming opened on the December 31st, 2023, the last day of the year. Six days of claiming later, '''19''' hopefuls decided to compete for the title. | ||
There were '''5''' national selections this edition. Schweiz Selects was used once again to decide the Swiss entrant that would follow DANA's successful run. After South Korea's failed attempt to finish in the top 10 last edition, the HoD created MNEXT, a national final that called for the next South Korean artist to represent the Asian country. The United States followed a similar path, hosting its first season of Melodex to find the American voice for MSC Reimagined. In Oceania, Australia and New Zealand would find themselves hosting their own respective selections, the winner of the former becoming the contest's next crown jewel. The other '''14''' countries would opt for internal selections. | There were '''5''' national selections this edition. [[Schweiz Selects]] was used once again to decide the Swiss entrant that would follow DANA's successful run. After South Korea's failed attempt to finish in the top 10 last edition, the HoD created [[MNEXT]], a national final that called for the next South Korean artist to represent the Asian country. The United States followed a similar path, hosting its first season of [[Melodex]] to find the American voice for MSC Reimagined. In Oceania, Australia and New Zealand would find themselves hosting their own respective selections, the winner of the former becoming the contest's next crown jewel. The other '''14''' countries would opt for internal selections. | ||
The Allocation Draw revealed the running order of the second edition on | The Allocation Draw revealed the running order of the second edition on January 7th, 2024. [[File:Flag of Greece.svg|20px|border]] '''Greece''' was randomly drawn to open the contest whereas [[File:Flag of Japan.svg|20px|border]] '''Japan''' was selected to close. | ||
Voting lines officially opened on | Voting lines officially opened on January 12th, 2024. Most countries voted accordingly, but a turn of unfortunate events led [[File:Flag of Armenia.svg|20px|border]] '''Armenia''' to withdraw from the contest on January 20th, 2024 due to their ongoing financial issues. Ironically, they were heavily fined for withdrawing during the voting period, a sensitive period during the contest. | ||
Two weeks later on | Two weeks later on January 26th, 2024, the voting period for '''Melodia Song Contest Reimagined 2''' closed. On January 28th, 2024, the results were announced to the public. After an intense voting sequence and a margin of five points between the top four songs, [[File:Flag of Australia.svg|20px|border]] '''Australia''' was named the winner with '''All The Pretty Girls''' by '''Vera Blue''' and a score of '''89''' points. [[File:Flag of North Korea.svg|20px|border]] '''North Korea''' and [[File:Flag of Mongolia.svg|20px|border]] '''Mongolia''' rounded out the podium with '''88''' and '''85''' points respectively. The host country, [[File:Flag of Switzerland.svg|20px|border]] '''Switzerland''', finished in 4th with a score of '''84''' points. [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|20px|border]] '''Norway''' finished in dead last with '''16''' points from the jury. | ||
== Participating Countries == | == Participating Countries == | ||
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Revision as of 22:36, 17 February 2024
Season 2 of Melodia Song Contest was hosted in Lugano, Switzerland. The winning country was 
Australia, represented by Vera Blue with her song "All The Pretty Girls". They scored a total of 89 points in the Grand Final. They managed to beat the runner-up 
EVERGLOW with SLAY by just one point.
Information
After 
Switzerland won the first season of Melodia Song Contest: Reimagined, it was announced that Lugano, Switzerland would host the second season of the contest. Cornaredo Stadium was chosen as the venue for the contest. The first winning song's name would become the slogan for the edition: Speak Up. Claiming opened on the December 31st, 2023, the last day of the year. Six days of claiming later, 19 hopefuls decided to compete for the title.
There were 5 national selections this edition. Schweiz Selects was used once again to decide the Swiss entrant that would follow DANA's successful run. After South Korea's failed attempt to finish in the top 10 last edition, the HoD created MNEXT, a national final that called for the next South Korean artist to represent the Asian country. The United States followed a similar path, hosting its first season of Melodex to find the American voice for MSC Reimagined. In Oceania, Australia and New Zealand would find themselves hosting their own respective selections, the winner of the former becoming the contest's next crown jewel. The other 14 countries would opt for internal selections.
The Allocation Draw revealed the running order of the second edition on January 7th, 2024. 
Greece was randomly drawn to open the contest whereas 
Japan was selected to close.
Voting lines officially opened on January 12th, 2024. Most countries voted accordingly, but a turn of unfortunate events led 
Armenia to withdraw from the contest on January 20th, 2024 due to their ongoing financial issues. Ironically, they were heavily fined for withdrawing during the voting period, a sensitive period during the contest.
Two weeks later on January 26th, 2024, the voting period for Melodia Song Contest Reimagined 2 closed. On January 28th, 2024, the results were announced to the public. After an intense voting sequence and a margin of five points between the top four songs, Australia was named the winner with All The Pretty Girls by Vera Blue and a score of 89 points. North Korea and 
Mongolia rounded out the podium with 88 and 85 points respectively. The host country, Switzerland, finished in 4th with a score of 84 points. 
Norway finished in dead last with 16 points from the jury.
Participating Countries
| Country | Broadcaster | Song | Artist | Language | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia
|
littleduckiie | SBS | "All The Pretty Girls" | Vera Blue | English |
 Bulgaria
|
skanyone | BNT | "VIVALDI" | Boro Purvi, Tita | Bulgarian |
 China
|
teolette | CGTN | "KNOCKOUT" | Meng Jia | Chinese |
| Greece
|
whothehellisorestis | ERT | "AMAN" | Evgenia | Greek |
| Japan
|
blueythesharkie | NHK | "Dynasty" | Rina Sawayama | English |
 Latvia
|
chromiliaghaztic | LTV | "Rāmais Prāts" | Harta | Latvian |
 Lithuania
|
riardukas | LRT | "Leidžiu Sau Viską" | GJan | Lithuanian |
| Mongolia
|
toniaczka | MNB | "Mart" | FOUX | Mongolian |
 New Zealand
|
TNG | TVNZ | "Dance Away These Days" | Harper Finn | English |
| North Korea
|
liaaaa_taylors.version | KCTV | "SLAY" | EVERGLOW | Korean, English |
| Norway
|
eurofan98 | NRK | "I Believe in You" | D'Sound | English |
 Philippines
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dat.kwstt | GMA | "ANTONYMPH" | Vylet Pony | English |
 Slovakia
|
suppacoo | RTVS | "Game" | ADONXS | English |
 South Korea
|
boeunsdefender | MNET | "BATTER UP" | BABYMONSTER | Korean, English |
 Sweden
|
valentinomore | SVT | "Jackie Kennedy" | Ola | English |
| Switzerland
|
eternal2 | SRF 1 | "Brume" | Velantane | French |
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|
tomas_esc | BBC | "Wet Dream" | Wet Leg | English |
 United States
|
SanderNL | NBC | "Why My Love (Ain't Enough)" | Fly By Midnight | English |
Scoreboards
Grand Final
| Draw | Country | Song | Artist | Place | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Greece
|
"AMAN" | Evgenia | 17 | 28 |
| 02 | Sweden
|
"Jackie Kennedy" | Ola | 15 | 36 |
| 03 | North Korea
|
"SLAY" | EVERGLOW | 2 | 88 |
| 04 | United States
|
"Why My Love (Ain't Enough)" | Fly By Midnight | 10 | 53 |
| 05 | South Korea
|
"BATTER UP" | BABYMONSTER | 12 | 46 |
| 06 | Norway
|
"I Believe in You" | D'Sound | 18 | 16 |
| 07 | Lithuania
|
"Leidžiu Sau Viską" | GJan | 11 | 50 |
| 08 | Australia
|
"All The Pretty Girls" | Vera Blue | 1 | 89 |
| 09 | Latvia
|
"Rāmais Prāts" | Harta | 7 | 70 |
| 10 | Mongolia
|
"Mart" | FOUX | 3 | 85 |
| 11 | New Zealand
|
"Dance Away These Days" | Harper Finn | 8 | 70 |
| 12 | United Kingdom
|
"Wet Dream" | Wet Leg | 14 | 41 |
| 13 | Philippines
|
"ANTONYMPH" | Vylet Pony | 16 | 35 |
| 14 | China
|
"KNOCKOUT" | Meng Jia | 9 | 63 |
| 15 | Switzerland
|
"Brume" | Velatane | 4 | 84 |
| 16 | Armenia
|
"Ays erge qonn e" | Martin Mkrtchyan | DQ | DQ |
| 17 | Bulgaria
|
"VIVALDI" | Boro Purvi, Tita | 13 | 44 |
| 18 | Slovakia
|
"Game" | ADONXS | 5 | 75 |
| 19 | Japan
|
"Dynasty" | Rina Sawayama | 6 | 71 |
Voting Breakdown
Grand Final
Incidents
Armenia's Withdrawal
On the 20th of January, the delegate for Armenia, the.hamburger, revealed that due to issues with the MBU, he would be withdrawing from the competition.