San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018

Eurovision Song Contest 2018
Country	San Marino
National selection
Selection process	1in360
Selection date(s)	First Show; 9 February 2018; Second Show ; 16 February 2018; Final; 3 March 2018
Selected entrant	Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening
Selected song	"Who We Are"
Selected songwriter(s)	Mathias Strasser; Zoë Straub; Christof Straub; Lorenzo Salvatori
Finals performance
Semi-final result	Failed to qualify (17th, 28 points)
San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest

San Marino participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018. The Sammarinese broadcaster San Marino RTV (SMRTV) collaborated with the British company 1in360 to organize the national final with the same name in order to select the Sammarinese entry for the 2018 contest in Lisbon, Portugal.[1][2][3][4]

Background

Prior to the 2018 contest, San Marino had participated in the Eurovision Song Contest eight times since its first entry in 2008.[5] Their debut entry in 2008, "Complice" performed by Miodio, failed to qualify to the final and placed last in the semi-final it competed in. San Marino subsequently withdrew from the contest in 2009 and 2010, returning in 2011 with Italian singer Senit performing "Stand By", which also failed to take the nation to the final. Between 2012 and 2014, San Marino sent Valentina Monetta to the contest on three consecutive occasions, which made her the first singer to participate in three consecutive contests since Udo Jürgens, who competed in 1964, 1965 and 1966 for Austria. Her entries in 2012 ("The Social Network Song") and 2013 ("Crisalide (Vola)") also failed to qualify San Marino to the final. However, in 2014, Monetta managed to bring San Marino to the final for the first time where she placed 24th with the song "Maybe". In 2015, the nation once again failed to qualify to the final with the song "Chain of Lights" performed by Anita Simoncini and Michele Perniola. In 2016, San Marino failed to qualify with "I Didn't Know" sung by Turkish performer Serhat. In 2017 San Marino sent Valentina Monetta again, but this time she performed together with an American singer Jimmie Wilson. Their song "Spirit of the Night" failed to qualify and placed last in their semifinal scoring just 1 point.

The Sammarinese national broadcaster, San Marino RTV (SMRTV), broadcasts the event within San Marino and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. SMRTV confirmed San Marino's participation at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest on 17 October 2017.[6]

Before Eurovision

1in360

Format

On 15 October 2017 San Marino RTV and 1in360 announced the launch of an online talent show aimed at singers across the world to find the "internet candidate" for Eurovision Song Contest 2018 and crown him or her as San Marino's official candidate for the singing competition.

Candidates could upload covers and original songs to https://www.1in360.com. Submissions ended on 30 November 2017.[7] On 4 December it was announced that a total of 1050 covers and songs had been submitted for 1in360.[8]

On 23 December San Marino RTV and 1in360 announced a short list of eleven candidates. Eight of these candidates were nominated by the 1in360 jury in consultation with San Marino RTV. Three of the candidates were selected by wildcard.

1in360 had three shows: First Show on 9 February 2018, Second Show on 16 February 2018 and the Final on 3 March 2018. The shows were broadcast by San Marino RTV via terrestrial broadcast and satellite uplink and by 1 in 360 on its YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/1in360. The first two shows were pre-recorded, whereas the final was broadcast live from Bratislava, Slovakia. This marked the first time in Eurovision history that a national final was not actually held in the participating country.

All 11 candidates performed in all three shows. The candidates attended a songwriting camp in Vienna, Austria, at which each of them developed two songs with the help of a team of experienced songwriters and producers. Candidates were allowed to contribute ideas to both their own songs and the songs of other candidates and were encouraged to form teams.

In the first show the candidates performed acoustic versions of their songs and the judges provided feedback.

In the second show the candidates again performed acoustic versions of their songs. At the end of the second show the judges chose one song for each candidate.

The live performances from the first two shows were released as an album and as digital downloads on 19 February 2018. The fully produced versions of the songs were made available no later than 23 February 2018, giving fans a chance to listen to them ahead of the live performances.

In the final the candidates performed the fully produced versions of their chosen songs. The winner was chosen by a combination of jury and online voting. The online vote opened on 23 February 2018 and extend through the end of the finals. Both the jury vote and the online vote followed the Eurovision format, whereby the candidates will be awarded 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 points.

To avoid a repeat of the vote fraud allegations surrounding the fan vote and ensure maximum fairness and as representative a result as possible, two measures were first envisioned: The online vote was conducted via PayPal, whereby each PayPal account was limited to one vote at €1 and the jury and online vote were weighted as follows: If not more than 50,000 votes were cast, the public vote would've accounted for 10% of the overall vote tally. If more than 50,000 but not more than 100,000 votes were cast, the public vote would've accounted for 20% of the overall vote tally. If more than 100,000 but not more than 200,000 votes were cast, the public vote would've accounted for 30% of the overall vote tally. If more than 200,000 votes but not more than 250,000 votes were cast, the public vote would've accounted for 40% of the overall vote tally. And if more than 250,000 votes were cast, the public vote would've accounted for 50% of the overall vote tally. Another method has been used: online voters could invest in the songs via the crowdfunding website Global Rockstar, by investing from €20 to €8,000.[9]

It was eventually decided that the PayPal vote was not going to be used, instead the crowdfunding method would be the only online voting method, with a minimal investment to €2 instead of €20. The entry that receives the highest investments would receive 12 points from the online votes and if more than one song gets the same investments, they will receive the same score, then the rest of the pool of points will be reduced accordingly (for instance, if two songs get the maximal investments, both of them will get 12 points, the next highest-placed entry will then get 8 points and not 10). And the online vote will count for 50% of the overall vote tally.[10]

Since Zoe Straub, who wrote some of the competing songs, was part of the jury, some changes were applied to the jury vote as well: the jury present in the show was only able to provide feedback, and the actual jury vote instead came from a panel of music industry experts. Alessandro Capricchioni, the Head of Delegation for San Marino at the Eurovision Song Contest, was a part of it, but not Zoe or Christof Straub.[10]

The winner went on to represent San Marino at Eurovision Song Contest 2018.

The show was presented by Nick Earles and Kristin Stein.

Judges

1in360 had four judges for the two preliminary rounds and five for the final: Zoë Straub (Austrian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016) who also funded the national final with her family,[11][12] Alessandro Capicchioni (Head of delegation for San Marino),[13] Neon Hitch (English singer and songwriter).[14][15] and Ladislav Kossár (A successful entrepreneur turned philanthropist).[13] John Kennedy O'Connor, San Marino RTV's regular Eurovision host joined the panel as the fifth judge for the final on 3 March.

The 1in360 judges

Zoë Straub

Alessandro Capicchioni

Neon Hitch

Competing artists

11 artists competed in the national selection. The artists were revealed on 23 December 2017.[16][17][18]

Artist	Origin	Song (English translation)
Camilla North	Norway	"Free Yourself"
Camilla North	Norway	"Yo no soy tu chica" (I'm not your girl)
Emma Sandström	Finland	"Diamonds"
Emma Sandström	Finland	"Hold On"
Franklin Calleja	Malta	"Best Years of Our Lives"
Franklin Calleja	Malta	"Stay"
Giovanni Montalbano	Italy	"Per quello che me dai" (For what you give me)
Giovanni Montalbano	Italy	"Immenso" (Immense)
IROL	San Marino	"Stuck Without Me" feat. Jessika
IROL	San Marino	"Sorry" feat. Basti
Jenifer Brening	Germany	"Sorry"
Jenifer Brening	Germany	"Until the Morning Light"
Jessika Muscat	Malta	"Who We Are" feat. Jenifer Brening
Jessika Muscat	Malta	"Out of the Twilight"
Judah Gavra	Israel	"Stay"
Judah Gavra	Israel	"Moonlight"
Sara de Blue	Austria	"Until the Morning Light"
Sara de Blue	Austria	"Out of the Twilight"
Sebastian Schmidt (Basti)	Germany	"Moonlight"
Sebastian Schmidt (Basti)	Germany	"Stay"
Tinashe Makura	Zimbabwe	"We Are One"
Tinashe Makura	Zimbabwe	"Free Yourself"

Candidate songs

Song (English translation)	Songwriter(s)
"Best Years of Our Lives"
"Diamonds"	Emma Sandström, Stefan Moessle, Martin Kromar, Theodoros Xiromeritis
"Free Yourself"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Tinashe Makura
"Hold On"
"Immenso" (Immense)
"Moonlight"
"Out of the Twilight"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Sara Köll
"Per quello che me dai" (For what you give me)	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Giovanni Montalbano
"Sorry"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Stefan Moessle, Lorenzo Salvatori, Harold Taylor
"Stay"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser
"Stuck Without Me"
"Until the Morning Light"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Stefan Moessle, Jenifer Brening
"We Are One"
"Who We Are"	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Stefan Moessle, Jenifer Brening
"Yo no soy tu chica" (I'm not your girl)	Christof Straub, Zoe Straub, Mathias Strasser, Stefan Moessle, Jenifer Brening, Camilla Norderud

First wildcard

The first wildcard was given by the OGAE and INFE fan clubs and other fan clubs that applied for participating in the selection. The seventy-one artists that were shortlisted for the first wildcard round were announced on 24 November 2017. The artist with the most votes was Emma Sandström with 47 points.[19][20][21]

Shortlisted artists by fan clubs[22]
Artist	Origin	Points	Place
Ana María Ganarul Pérez	Spain	–	–
Angelika Pushnova	Belarus	–	–
Åri Agam	Israel	–	–
Aurora Lecis	Italy	–	–
Ben Robertson	United Kingdom	–	–
Benjamin Coveliers	Belgium	–	–
Bjorn Rosier	Belgium	–	–
Carlos Morell	Argentina	–	–
Chris Beer	Austria	–	–
Colé van Dais	South Africa	24	10
Dan Muscat	Malta	–	–
Dario & Grecia Bezzina	Malta	–	–
Dario Mifsud Bonnici	Malta	–	–
Darragh Reck	Ireland	–	–
Davide Greco	Italy	–	–
Dianaerika Lettieri	Italy	–	–
Theodoros Xiromeritis	Greece	–	–
Domenico Caringella	Italy	28	7
Dominic Cini	Malta	–	–
Elisa Castells	Italy	–	–
Elvira Michieva	Germany	–	–
Em Appelgren	Sweden	–	–
Emily Herbert	United Kingdom	–	–
Emma Sandström	Finland	47	1
Ending Sequence	Spain	–	–
Franklin Calleja	Malta	46	2
Gail Attard	Malta	–	–
Gloria Zaccaria	Italy	–	–
Hilary Smile	Italy	–	–
Isabelle Larm	Germany	–	–
Italove	Sweden	–	–
Jan Vehar	Slovenia	–	–
Jenifer Brening	Germany	–	–
Jens Geerts	Belgium	–	–
Joena Steyaert	Belgium	–	–
Jonas Hedqvist	Sweden	–	–
Judah Gavra	Israel	32	3
Julia Traser	Italy	–	–
Justinas Stanislovaitis	Lithuania	26	8
Karl William Lund	United Kingdom	–	–
Kirsten Collins	Canada	–	–
Luke Smith	United Kingdom	–	–
Lyosha Dontsov	Ukraine	–	–
Mada Ngoleka	Ireland	–	–
Mahan Moin	Sweden	–	–
Malcolm Pisani	Malta	–	–
Maria Cassar	Malta	–	–
Melissa Perilli	Germany	–	–
Michele Imberti	Italy	–	–
Miss Bliss	Austria	–	–
Monika Ivkić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	–	–
Olivier Kaye	Belgium	–	–
Ozzy Lino	Malta	–	–
Pasqualino Alberto Leone	Italy	–	–
Pierpaolo Tieri	Italy	–	–
Rick Jurthe	Germany	25	9
Romeo Lewis	United Kingdom	–	–
Sada Vidoo	Denmark	32	3
Safael Mishi	Azerbaijan	–	–
Sara de Blue	Austria	–	–
Sebastian Schmidt	Germany	–	–
Silvia Vicinelli	Italy	–	–
Sona Dunoyan	Armenia	–	–
Stavros Pilichos	Greece	–	–
Steven Sterling	South Africa	–	–
Syuzanna Melqonyan	Armenia	–	–
Tiago Braga	Portugal	31	5
Tinashe Makura	Zimbabwe	–	–
Vell Baria	Philippines	–	–
Victoria Pederssen	Norway	–	–
Yana Glushak-Sirena	Russia	30	6
Ylva & Linda	Sweden	–	–

Detailed Fan Club Votes[19]
Artist										ROW	ESC Press	Total
Ana María Ganarul Pérez	4
Aurora Lecis		6		2
Benjamin Coveliers		8	3
Cole van Dais					10	4				10
Dario Mifsud Bonnici									10
Darragh Reck	7
Dianaerika Lettieri							12
Theodoros Xiromeritis	3						10
Domenico Caringella	10					2	1	8			7	29
Elvira Michieva						12
Emma Sandström		10	12				8	3	5	7	6	51
Ending Sequence	8							7
Franklin Calleja			10	12	12		3		2		10	49
Gloria Zaccaria									12
Italove	6
Judah Gavra												24
Justinas Stanislovaitis												24
Karl William Lund								12
Ludovica Atami				10
Lyosha Dontsov	5
Mahan Moin		5		5				10				20
Monika Ivkić	1
Olivier Kaye		12
Rick Jurthe											12	20
Sada Vidoo			8	7			6	7	8			36
Sara de Blue										12
Tiago Braga	12					7	2		6	3	5	35
Tinashe Makura	2	7				3
Yana Glushak						10	6					31

Second wildcard

The details of the second wildcard were announced by jury member and Austrian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, ZOË on 13 November 2017. On 1 December 2017 all votes on the website of the competition were reset and the audience had ten days to cast their votes. The artist with the most votes, and who received the second wildcard was announced on 11 December 2017 as Giovanni Montalbano from Italy.[23][24]

Third wildcard

The details of the third wildcard were announced by the Sammarinese national broadcaster San Marino RTV (SMRTV) and 1in360 on 26 November 2017. The artist who will get the third wildcard will be selected from the competing Sammarinese artists by the national broadcaster and 1in360.[25] IROL was announced as the third wildcard by Valentina Monetta on 20 December 2017 on SMRTV. IROL was the San Marinese spokesperson on the Eurovision Song Contest 2016.[26]

Artist
Alessandra Busignani
Alibi
Anita Simoncini
Fabrizio Valentini
Fiorella Giudi
Gianluigi Colucci
IROL
Jimmi JDKA

Shows

Finalist

Show 1 – 9 February 2018
Draw	Artist	Song
1	Emma Sandström	"Diamonds"
2	IROL feat. Jessika	"Stuck Without Me"
3	Giovanni Montalbano	"Per quello che mi dai"
4	Basti	"In the Moonlight"
5	Judah Gavra	"Stay"
6	Tinashe Makura	"We Are One"
7	Jessika feat. IROL	"Who We Are"
8	Sara de Blue	"Until the Morning Light"
9	Jenifer Brening	"Sorry"
10	Franklin Calleja	"Best Years of Our Lives"
11	Camilla North	"Free Yourself"

Show 2 – 16 February 2018
Draw	Artist	Song
1	Emma Sandström	"Hold On"
2	IROL feat. Basti	"Sorry"
3	Giovanni Montalbano	"Immenso"
4	Basti	"Stay"
5	Judah Gavra	"In the Moonlight"
6	Tinashe Makura	"Free Yourself"
7	Jessika	"Out of the Twilight"
8	Sara de Blue	"Out of the Twilight"
9	Jenifer Brening	"Until the Morning Light"
10	Franklin Calleja	"Stay"
11	Camilla North	"Yo no soy tu chica"

Final (3 March 2018)

Draw	Country	Artist	Song	Jury	Crowdfunding Vote	Points	Place
1	Norway	Camilla North	"Yo no soy tu chica"	5	12	17	5
2	Israel	Judah Gavra	"Stay"	0	1	1	11
3	Zimbabwe	Tinashe Makura	"Free Yourself"	3	3	6	7
4	Italy	Giovanni Montalbano	"Per quello che mi dai"	6	12	18	4
5	San Marino Germany	IROL feat. Basti	"Sorry"	2	0	2	10
6	Malta Germany	Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening	"Who We Are"	10	12	22	1
7	Germany	Basti	"Stay"	1	4	5	9
8	Finland	Emma Sandström	"Diamonds"	4	2	6	7
9	Austria	Sara de Blue	"Out of the Twilight"	8	12	20	2
10	Germany	Jenifer Brening	"Until the Morning Light"	7	12	19	3
11	Malta	Franklin Calleja	"Stay"	12	5	17	5

At Eurovision

According to Eurovision rules, all nations with the exceptions of the host country and the "Big 5" (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom) are required to qualify from one of two semi-finals in order to compete for the final; the top ten countries from each semi-final progress to the final. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) split up the competing countries into six different pots based on voting patterns from previous contests, with countries with favourable voting histories put into the same pot. On 29 January 2018, a special allocation draw was held which placed each country into one of the two semi-finals, as well as which half of the show they would perform in. San Marino was placed into the second semi-final, to be held on 10 May 2018, and was scheduled to perform in the first half of the show.[27]

Once all the competing songs for the 2018 contest had been released, the running order for the semi-finals was decided by the shows' producers rather than through another draw, so that similar songs were not placed next to each other. San Marino was set to perform in position 4, following the entry from Serbia and preceding the entry from Denmark.[28]

Semi-final

Voting

Voting during the three shows involved each country awarding two sets of points from 1–8, 10 and 12: one from their professional jury and the other from televoting. Each nation's jury consisted of five music industry professionals who are citizens of the country they represent, with their names published before the contest to ensure transparency. This jury judged each entry based on: vocal capacity; the stage performance; the song's composition and originality; and the overall impression by the act. In addition, no member of a national jury was permitted to be related in any way to any of the competing acts in such a way that they cannot vote impartially and independently. The individual rankings of each jury member as well as the nation's televoting results were released shortly after the grand final. John Kennedy O'Connor announced the scores of the San Marino jury during the live final, as he also did in 2013.

Split voting results

The following five members comprised the Sanmarinese jury: [29]

Augusto Ciavatta – Chairperson – music teacher, organiser of international music events and competitions
Ilaria Ercolani – former ESC artist, singer, dancer
Veronica Conti – cello player
Nicolas Burioni (Lo Strego) – singer, songwriter
Claudio Podeschi – trombonist

Split voting results from San Marino (Semi-final 2)
Draw	Country	Jury							Televote
Draw	Country	A. Ciavatta	I. Ercolani	V. Conti	Lo Strego	C. Podeschi	Average Rank	Points	Rank	Points
01	Norway	11	3	8	2	9	4	7	4	7
02	Romania	16	12	2	10	8	12		16
03	Serbia	6	14	9	7	1	5	6	15
04	San Marino
05	Denmark	8	13	14	17	12	13		1	12
06	Russia	17	11	12	13	10	14		10	1
07	Moldova	1	6	1	12	3	2	10	5	6
08	Netherlands	4	1	13	14	11	7	4	9	2
09	Australia	12	10	11	3	7	11		7	4
10	Georgia	9	16	17	15	16	15		14
11	Poland	14	2	15	4	13	9	2	12
12	Malta	5	7	3	5	2	3	8	11
13	Hungary	15	15	10	16	17	17		3	8
14	Latvia	10	8	4	6	4	6	5	13
15	Sweden	2	4	5	1	5	1	12	6	5
16	Montenegro	13	17	16	11	15	16		17
17	Slovenia	3	9	7	9	6	8	3	8	3
18	Ukraine	7	5	6	8	14	10	1	2	10

Split voting results from San Marino (final)
Draw	Country	Jury							Televote
Draw	Country	A. Ciavatta	I. Ercolani	V. Conti	Lo Strego	C. Podeschi	Average Rank	Points	Rank	Points
01	Ukraine	21	18	25	20	18	25		6	5
02	Spain	16	23	8	11	15	19		25
03	Slovenia	7	10	2	23	8	5	6	24
04	Lithuania	19	25	22	17	13	23		19
05	Austria	24	9	7	14	22	18		14
06	Estonia	5	13	13	2	25	6	5	11
07	Norway	14	16	19	12	19	21		15
08	Portugal	25	11	23	7	5	15		26
09	United Kingdom	9	17	3	19	14	13		10	1
10	Serbia	13	20	10	18	1	8	3	13
11	Germany	3	5	4	3	9	2	10	7	4
12	Albania	15	19	21	21	26	24		22
13	France	22	4	20	5	20	12		18
14	Czech Republic	17	8	15	4	10	11		2	10
15	Denmark	11	14	17	26	3	14		5	6
16	Australia	18	7	16	9	4	9	2	17
17	Finland	20	22	18	22	11	22		20
18	Bulgaria	10	21	5	8	24	16		12
19	Moldova	1	15	9	16	6	4	7	9	2
20	Sweden	8	1	14	6	7	3	8	21
21	Hungary	26	26	26	25	16	26		16
22	Israel	6	2	1	1	2	1	12	1	12
23	Netherlands	12	3	24	24	23	17		23
24	Ireland	4	12	6	13	21	10	1	8	3
25	Cyprus	23	24	12	10	12	20		4	7
26	Italy	2	6	11	15	17	7	4	3	8

Points awarded to San Marino

Points awarded to San Marino (Semi-final 2)
Televote
12 points	10 points	8 points	7 points	6 points
Malta
5 points	4 points	3 points	2 points	1 point
			Australia
Jury
12 points	10 points	8 points	7 points	6 points

5 points	4 points	3 points	2 points	1 point
Italy Romania		Malta		Russia

Points awarded by San Marino

Semi-final 2
Score	Televote	Jury
12 points	Denmark	Sweden
10 points	Ukraine	Moldova
8 points	Hungary	Malta
7 points	Norway	Norway
6 points	Moldova	Serbia
5 points	Sweden	Latvia
4 points	Australia	Netherlands
3 points	Slovenia	Slovenia
2 points	Netherlands	Poland
1 point	Russia	Ukraine

Final
Score	Televote	Jury
12 points	Israel	Israel
10 points	Czech Republic	Germany
8 points	Italy	Sweden
7 points	Cyprus	Moldova
6 points	Denmark	Slovenia
5 points	Ukraine	Estonia
4 points	Germany	Italy
3 points	Ireland	Serbia
2 points	Moldova	Australia
1 point	United Kingdom	Ireland

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[1] RTV San Marino: Eurovision Song Contest 2018

[2] Eurovision: San Marino introduces Europe-wide casting to pick 2018 contestant

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