Eurovision Song Contest 2007

52nd Eurovision Song Contest
motto	True Fantasy (Eng. True Fantasy)
date	May 10, 2007 (semi-finals) May 12, 2007 (final)
Host country	Finland
venue	Hartwall Areena , Helsinki
Broadcasting television station
Moderation	Jaana Pelkonen , Mikko Leppilampi and Krisse Salminen ( Green Room )
Pause filler	Semi-final: Tsuumi Final: Apocalyptica
participating countries	42
winner	Serbia
First time participation	Georgia Montenegro Serbia Czech Republic
Returning participants	Austria Hungary
Withdrawn participants	Monaco
Voting rule	The audience decided by TED how the country awards 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and one point to the ten best songs.
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The 52nd Eurovision Song Contest took place on May 10th and 12th, 2007 under the motto "True Fantasy" in the Hartwall Areena in Finland's capital Helsinki . The winner was the Serbian contribution Molitva by Marija Šerifović .

After the victory of the hard rock band Lordi the previous year, the Finnish broadcaster Yleisradio received the order from the organizer EBU to host the event . Finland, which has been participating in the Eurovision Song Contest since 1961, hosted the competition for the first time.

The EBU decided that the event was brought forward and took place on the second weekend in May. The venue was the Hartwall Areena in Helsinki. The programs were presented by the moderators Jaana Pelkonen and Mikko Leppilampi. The televoting in the final was opened by the Finnish Santa Claus Joulupukki .

particularities

Marija Šerifović, interpreter of the winning title at the rehearsals for the final

The surprising victory of the hard rock band Lordi in the previous year motivated many countries to submit similar songs to the competition, which was an unusual situation for a competition that was previously geared more towards pop music . In addition to hosts Finland, countries such as Andorra, Iceland and Moldova also sent songs that did not previously fit the norm of the competition. This continued in the years that followed, even if 2007 was not really a guarantee of success.

After the Swiss DJ BoBo was eliminated in the semi-finals, the international bookmakers Verka Serduchka ( Ukraine ), Dmitri Koldun ( Belarus ), Marija Šerifović ( Serbia ), the Swedish band The Ark and the Russian girls' band Serebro were considered favorites to win. On the other hand, German starter Roger Cicero with the swing number Frauen reign'n die Welt was granted only outsider chances, in the end he finished 19th. Despite this poor placement, until 2010, when Germany won, no German contribution was able to fight for a better placement. Austria's contribution Get a Life - Get Alive by Eric Papilaya was also eliminated in the semifinals.

On the occasion of the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki, the Finnish Post issued a sheet of 4 stamps on May 9, 2007. One stamp shows Mister Lordi Tomi Putaansuu, the second the complete band Lordi, and the third shows the former Finnish Eurovision participants Laila Kinnunen (1961), Marion Rung (1962, 1973), Kirka (1984) and Katri-Helena (1979, 1993) ) as well as the symbol of the Eurovision Song Contest with the Finnish flag on the fourth.

This year, the Barbara Dex Award , initiated by a fan site, was presented for the eleventh time. The “worst” outfit of the competition is to be awarded with this price, which should not be taken very seriously. This year's winner was Verka Serduchka from Ukraine.

In 2007 the EBU introduced the so-called Winner Tour . To better promote the winning title, a tour through Denmark, Sweden, Greece, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain was organized for the winner and a private jet made available for this purpose . Marija Serifovic was received by the respective ESC interpreters of the countries. TV appearances, interviews for magazines and newspapers, live chats with fans, and appearances in central squares of the respective cities were also planned.

Attendees

Countries in the final

Countries that did not reach the final

Countries that have participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in the past, but not in 2007

Contrary to the original plans, which provided for a reduction in the number of directly qualifying countries, the EBU ultimately stuck to the participant regulation that had been in place since 2004. In addition, 14 countries qualified directly for the final: The ten best placed last year and the four largest contributors to the EBU. Georgia , Montenegro , Serbia and the Czech Republic took part in the competition for the first time. Austria and Hungary returned. The maximum number of participants, originally set at 40, has been increased to 43. With the cancellation of Monaco , the number of actual participants was finally reduced to 42.

The following performers returned to the competition:

country	Interpreter	Previous year of participation
Iceland	Eiríkur Hauksson	1986 (as a member of ICY ), 1991 (for Norway , as a member of Just 4 Fun )
Macedonia	Karolina Gočeva	2002
Cyprus	Evridiki	1992 , 1994

National qualification

The top ten from last year

• Armenia : The Armenian representative was determined by two semi-finals (February 23 and 24) and one final (February 25). The winner was Hayko with the title Anytime You Need .
• Bosnia and Herzegovina : The contribution from Bosnia and Herzegovina was determined internally. The singer Marija Šestić appeared in the finale with a folk pop ballad.
• Finland : The Finnish preliminary round was held with four semifinals (January 20th / 27th, February 3rd / 10th) and one final on February 17th, 2007. Hanna Pakarinen will represent the country with Leave Me Alone .
• Greece : The Greek contribution was determined by a preliminary decision on February 28, 2007. Sarbel with Yassou Maria won with 39.69% of all votes ahead of Christos Dantis, composer of the Greek title at Eurovision 2005 , with No Madonna (31.28%) and the Georgian-born Tamta with With Love (29.02%).
• Ireland : The Irish TV broadcaster RTÉ has chosen the group Dervish . The song they 'll be performing for Ireland was found via televoting on February 16, 2007 and is called They Can't Stop the Spring .
• Lithuania : Lithuania’s preliminary decision consists of several preliminary rounds and semi-finals. The final took place on March 3, 2007. The band 4Fun with the title Love or Leave prevailed.
• Romania : As in previous years, the “Selectia Nationala” 2007 consisted of two semi-finals and a final, which took place on February 10th. Romania is represented by Todomondo with Liubi, liubi, I Love You .
• Russia : on March 10, 2007, the TV station Channel One made the internal decision that the girl group Serebro would represent Russia in Helsinki with the English-language title Song # 1 .
• Sweden : The Swedes determined their interpreter again through an elaborate process: the semifinals on 3rd / 10th / 17th / 24th. A second chance round followed on March 3rd. In the final on March 10, 2007, the Swedish entry was determined by a mixture of ratings from eleven juries and televoting. It won The Ark with the title The Worrying Kind .
• Ukraine : Seven performers competed in a final. Verka Serduchka , a drag queen , won with the song Dancing lasha tumbai .

The Big Four

Germany, France, the UK and Spain make the largest financial contributions to the EBU. In addition, based on the number of viewers, these countries have the largest member stations of the EBU, which together serve almost a quarter of a billion people. In order to avoid that a large part of the European audience potential could break away in the event of a bad placement in the previous year, these countries are generally placed in the final.

• Germany : As in 2006, three candidates competed in the preliminary round at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg on March 8, 2007 : Roger Cicero with women rule the world , the trio of girls Monrose with Even Heaven Cries and Heinz Rudolf Kunze with Die Welt ist Pop, whereby Cicero could clearly prevail.
• France : The French preliminary decision with ten participants took place on March 6, 2007. The Fatals Picards qualified for the competition with the song L'amour à la française .
• Spain : In contrast to previous years, there was again a large selection process in Spain with several preliminary rounds and semi-finals. The finale was on February 24, 2007, in which the boy band D'Nash was voted for with their song I Love You mi vida .
• United Kingdom : In the United Kingdom, the preliminary round took place after the starting order draw on March 17th; it won the pop band Scooch with Flying the Flag (For You) .

Semifinals

The following countries took part in the semi-finals:

• Albania : In Albania there were two semifinals on the 21st and 22nd and the final on December 23rd, 2006. Winners of this Festivali i Këngës were Aida & Frederik Ndoci with the song Hear My Plea, who were eliminated in the semifinals.
• Andorra : The tiny state of Andorra selected its representative internally and announced him on January 15, 2007. It was the punk rock band Anonymous with the self-written song Salvem el món, which did not get past the semi-finals.
• Belgium : The Walloon TV RTBF internally nominated the group Krazy Mess Groovers (KMG's for short) and their funk song Love Power, which did not make it into the ten most popular titles in the semi-finals.
• Bulgaria : In a semifinals on February 3rd and the final on February 24th 2007 Bulgaria's performers, the duo Eliza Todorowa and Stojan Jankulow, were found with the title Voda . The name of the entry was changed to Water and Todorova / Yankulov reached the finals via the semi-finals.
• Denmark : The Danes hosted two semifinals on January 26th and February 2nd. The best performers then faced the finals on February 10, 2007. It was won by the travesty artist DQ with the title Drama Queen, who was eliminated in the ESC semifinals.
• Estonia : Ten participants competed in the Estonian preliminary decision in a final on February 3, 2007. Among them was the pop-rock band Vanilla Ninja , which represented Switzerland at the ESC in 2005 and was eighth. It won Gerli Padar , the sister of Tanel Padar (winner of the ESC 2001 ), with the song Partners In Crime, which failed in the semifinals.
• Georgia : Georgia as the debutant of the competition selected the singer Sopho Chalwaschi as representative . She presented five titles in a preliminary decision on March 3rd and qualified as one of the ten best semi-finalists with the song Visionary Dream .
• Iceland : The Icelanders determined their interpreters through three semi-finals (January 20/27, February 3) and the final on February 17, 2007. The winner was Eiríkur Hauksson with the title Valentine Lost, who did not get past the semi-finals .
• Israel : The Israeli broadcaster IBA internally selected the ethno-pop band Teapacks , which presented four songs in a preliminary decision in February. The song for Helsinki was called Push the Button . The participants' song caused controversy because the organizations believed that it was too political and thus violated the rules of the Song Contest. With the song, the band wanted to draw attention to the violence that causes "strange feelings" for many people in the world, but was unable to place in the top 10 of the semi-finals.
• Croatia : The Croatians determined their interpreter through two preliminary rounds on 1/2. March and a final on March 3, 2007 (this preliminary round is called Dora ). Dragonfly feat. Dado Topić with Vjerujem u ljubav , who were eliminated in the semi-finals.
• Latvia : The Latvian preliminary round consisted of two preliminary rounds (January 27 and February 3) and a final, which took place on February 24, 2007. The tenor band Bonaparti.lv prevailed with the Italian title Questa notte and was able to place itself among the ten best ESC semi-finalists.
• Malta : Malta hosted a major semi-final on February 1st, followed by the final on February 3rd. Olivia Lewis with Vertigo represented her country in the semi-finals, but was eliminated.
• Macedonia : The Macedonian preliminary decision took place on February 24, 2007. Karolina Gočeva , who started for Macedonia in 2002 , was able to assert herself with the popular pop piece Mojot svet ( German: "My World") sung in English and Macedonian and expanded with folk elements . Via the semi-finals she reached the final.
• Moldova : In Moldova , a jury selected the three best from 34 entries to be televoted in the final. The winner was Natalia Barbu with the title Fight, who qualified for the final round via the ESC semi-finals.
• Montenegro : The now independent Montenegro found its interpreter for the event MontenegroSong via televoting. The singer Stevan Faddy with the song Hajde kroči was eliminated in the semi-finals.
• Netherlands : Edsilia Rombley , who had already represented the Netherlands at the ESC in 1998 , was selected internally . On February 11, 2007 her song for Helsinki was presented, it is called On Top of the World, which failed in the semifinals.
• Norway : As in Sweden, the Norwegians held three semifinals (January 20th and 27th, February 3rd), a second chance round on February 8th and a final on February 10th 2007. The winner was Guri Schanke with the Latino Pop title Ven a bailar conmigo, which was eliminated in the semifinals in Helsinki.
• Austria : Austria had chosen its representative internally with the singer and star band member Eric Papilaya (reached 5th place in the 3rd season). He performed the official Life Ball song in 2007 entitled Get a Life - Get Alive for Austria, which was eliminated in the semifinals.
• Poland : In Poland, 15 out of a total of 79 titles were selected for the final, which took place on February 3, 2007. The winner was The Jet Set with Time to Party . To date, it is not known which places the other participants made. Poland was eliminated in the ESC semi-finals.
• Portugal : The Portuguese preliminary decision with ten participants took place on March 10th, Sabrina won with the title Dança comigo (vem ser feliz), who only narrowly failed in the semifinals as 11th.
• Switzerland : Switzerland selected the successful pop star DJ BoBo as the interpreter internally . The song was called Vampires Are Alive and was released on February 22, 2007. As the top favorite among international bookmakers, DJ BoBo was eliminated in the semi-finals.
• Serbia : The Serbs determined their representative in a final on March 8, 2007. The singer Marija Šerifović prevailed with Molitva , who qualified for the final in Helsinki and won it with a 33 point lead.
• Slovenia : In Slovenia, the interpreter was determined by two semi-finals on February 1st and 2nd and a final on February 3rd, 2007. The winner was Alenka Gotar with Cvet z juga, who also placed among the ten most popular songs in the ESC semi-finals.
• Czech Republic : In the Czech preliminary round, the Eurosong, on March 10, 2007, the rock band Kabát with the title Malá dama prevailed. However, she missed the finals in Helsinki.
• Turkey : The interpreter for Turkey was determined internally. Kenan Doğulu represented Turkey with the song Shake it up şekerim and was able to make it through to the semi-finals perfectly. Contrary to initial information that the Turkish audience would choose one of three songs, TRT carried out the song selection internally. Doğulu sings in English. Apart from şekerim, the song does not contain any other Turkish word. Shake It Up şekerim was presented to the public on March 9, 2007.
• Hungary : Hungary returned after a year break and sent the winner of the "Fonogram" music award, which was held on February 24, 2007, to Helsinki. Finally, the singer Magdi Rúzsa with the title Unsubstantial Blues prevailed, who was also able to place among the ten most popular interpreters of the semi-finals.
• Belarus : Three performers were selected partly by televoting and partly by a jury. An internal jury selected the interpreter who will represent Belarus in Helsinki. The choice fell on Dmitri Koldun , who also reached the final via the semi-finals.
• Cyprus : Cyprus chose its representative internally with the singer Evridiki . With the French-language title Comme ci comme ça, she was unable to place among the ten most popular participants in the ESC semi-finals.

Semifinals

The participants, who were not automatically qualified for the main event, competed against each other on May 10th in a "semi-final". The ten best participants (light green in the table) had qualified for the final. The exact distribution of points in the semi-finals was only announced after the final.

space	Start number	country	Interpreter	Song Music (M) and Text (T)	language	Translation (unofficial)	Points
01.	15th	Serbia	Marija Šerifović Марија Шерифовић	Molitva (Молитва) M: Vladimir Graić; T: Saša Milošević Mare	Serbian	prayer	298
02.	22nd	Hungary	Magdi Ruzsa	Unsubstantial Blues M: Magdi Rúzsa ; T: Imre Mózsik	English	Half-hearted blues	224
03.	26th	Turkey	Kenan Dogulu	Shake It Up şekerim M / T: Kenan Doğulu	English	Dance my darling	197
04th	04th	Belarus	Dmitry Kaldun Дмітры Калдун	Work Your Magic M: Philip Kirkorow; T: Karen Kawalerjan	English	Handle your magic	176
05.	28	Latvia	Bonaparti.lv	Questa notte M: Kjell Jennstig; T: Francesca Russo, Torbjörn Wassenius, Kjell Jennstig	Italian	Tonight	168
06th	01	Bulgaria	Eliza Todorowa & Stojan Jankulow Елица Тодорова & Стоян Янкулов	Water M: Eliza Todorowa , Stojan Jankulow ; T: Eliza Todorova	Bulgarian with English title	water	146
07th	25th	Slovenia	Alenka Gotar	Cvet z juga M / T: Andrej Babić	Slovenian	Flower of the south	140
08th.	06th	Georgia	Sopho სოფო	Visionary Dream M: Beqa Jafaridze; T: Bibi Kvachadze	English	Visionary dream	123
09.	18th	Macedonia	Karolina Каролина	Mojot svet (Мојот свет) M: Grigor Koprov ; T: Ognen Nedelkovski	Macedonian , English	My world	097
10.	09	Moldova	Natalia Barbu	Fight M: Alexandr Braşovean; T: Elena Buga	English	struggle	091
11.	17th	Portugal	Sabrina	Dança comigo M: Emanuel; T: Emanuel, Tó Maria Vinhas	Portuguese , French , Spanish , English	Dance with me (come be happy)	088
12.	21st	Andorra	Anonymous	Salvem el món (Let's save the World) M / T: Anonymous	Catalan , English	Let's save the world	080
13.	05	Iceland	Eiríkur Hauksson	Valentine Lost M: Sveinn Rúnar Sigurðsson; T: Peter Fenner	English	Lost Valentine's Day gift	077
14th	14th	Poland	The jet set	Time to Party M: Mateusz Krezan; T: Kamil Varen, David Junior Serame	English	time to party	075
15th	03	Cyprus	Evridiki & D. Korgialas Ευριδίκη	Comme ci-Comme ça M: Dimitris Korgialas; T: Poseidonas Giannopoulos	French	So-so	065
16.	13	Croatia	Dragonfly feat. Dado Topić	Vjerujem u ljubav M / T: Dado Topić	Croatian , English	I believe in love	054
17th	11	Albania	Frederik Ndoci	Hear My Plea M: Adrian Hila; T: Pandi Laço	English, Albanian	Answer my request	049
18th	19th	Norway	Guri Schanke	Ven a bailar conmigo M / T: Thomas G: son	English	Come Dance With Me	048
19th	12	Denmark	DQ	Drama Queen M: Simon Munk, Peter Andersen; T: Claus Christensen, Peter Andersen	English	-	045
20th	08th	Switzerland	DJ BoBo	Vampires Are Alive M / T: DJ BoBo , Axel Bendung	English	Vampires live	040
21st	10	Netherlands	Edsilia Rombley	On Top of the World M: Tjeerd P. Oosterhuis; T: Maarten ten Hove, Martin Gijzemijter, Tjeerd P. Oosterhuis	English	At the top of the world	038
22nd	07th	Montenegro	Stevan Faddy	'Ajde kroči M: Slaven Knezović; T: Milan Peric	Montenegrin	Come on, get up	033
22nd	23	Estonia	Gerli Padar	Partners in Crime M: Hendrik Sal-Saller; T: Berit Veiber	English	Partner in crime	033
24.	02	Israel	Tea packs טיפקס	Push the Button (Kaftor Adom) (Push the Button (כפתור אדום)) M / T: Kobi Oz	Hebrew , English, French	push the button	017th
25th	20th	Malta	Olivia Lewis	Vertigo M: Philip Vella; T: Gerard James Borg	English	dizziness	015th
26th	24	Belgium	The KMG's	Love Power M: Paul Curtiz; T: Paul Curtiz, Wakas Ashiq	English	The power of love	014th
27.	27	Austria	Eric Papilaya	Get a Life - Get Alive M: Greg Usek; T: Austin Howard	English	Begin to live - come to life	004th
28.	16	Czech Republic	Kabát	Malá dáma M / T: Kabát	Czech	Little lady	001

¹Albania - the English / Alban. Version was not released as a record.

Scoring (semi-finals)

Competitor	Voting results
	Points	BG	IL	CY	BY	IS	GE	ME	CH	MD	NL	AL	DK	MR	PL	RS	CZ	PT	MK	NO	MT	AD	HU	EE	BE	SI	TR	AT	LV	AT THE	FR	GR	IT	FI	BA	RO	DE	LT	IE	SE	UA	RU	GB
Bulgaria	146	-	6th	12			3	5		5		1		6th		5	10	5	7th		3		8th		2	3	12	6th		1	8th	10	10	2	3	1	4th				2		6th
Israel	17th		-			1											2							3							6th							4th				1
Cyprus	65	7th	4th	-								8th													5					4th	5	12				7th	3						10
Belarus	176	6th	12	10	-	4th	4th	4th		12		4th	1		4th	4th	5	1	4th	3	7th		2	7th			5		10	12		7th			2	3		10	6th	3	12	12
Iceland	77				3	-	1						10							12			10	6th					6th					12				5		12
Georgia	123	3	8th	7th	8th		-			8th	5				3									10	1		10		7th	8th				4th				8th			10	10
Montenegro	33							-				7th		5		8th			3							5									5
Switzerland	40			2					-				3	1							10	6th		2		2			4th			2					8th
Moldova	91	1	3	6th	12		7th			-								12			2						8th			7th		3	6th			12			2		6th	6th
Netherlands	38		1						1		-		4th					3		1	8th	5	5		10
Albania	49	2						6th	7th			-		3					10								4th	3				8th			4th		1						1
Denmark	45		5			8th					1		-			3				4th	6th	2																	5	4th			7th
Croatia	54							7th	5			3		-		6th			6th							8th		7th							10		2
Poland	75			3	5	2	6th	1					2		-	2			2			10	3					4th	1	5	3						5	3	10		5		3
Serbia	298	8th	7th	8th	10	10	8th	12	12	6th	10	2	6th	12	5	-	12	4th	12	8th	1		12		4th	12		12	2	10	7th	5	5	8th	12	6th	10	1	8th	10	8th	8th	5
Czech Republic	1																-							1
Portugal	88			1	7th				8th	7th	4th				10	1		-				12			3	1			3	6th	10		8th				7th
Macedonia	97	12						10	6th			10		8th		10	6th		-							10	6th	5							7th	2				5
Norway	48					7th		2		1	3		7th		2			2		-	2	3	1	4th						3			4th	1						6th
Malta	15th											6th									-						7th																2
Andorra	80		2		4th	6th								2	6th		7th		1	2		-		5		4th	2					4th	12	5				2	4th	2		4th
Hungary	224	4th		4th	1	12	10		4th		8th	5	12	7th	8th	12	8th	10		10	4th	4th	-	8th	7th	6th	1	8th	8th		2		1	10	1	10	6th	7th	7th	8th	4th	3	4th
Estonia	33						2			4th														-					12					6th				6th	3
Belgium	14th						12				2														-
Slovenia	140	5			6th			8th		3	6th			10	7th	7th	4th	7th	5	5	5	8th	7th		6th	-	3	2	5		1		7th		6th	4th			1		7th	5
Turkey	197	10				3		3	10	10	12	12	8th		1		1		8th	6th		7th	6th		12		-	10		2	12		2	7th	8th	8th	12			7th	1	7th	12
Austria	4th								3													1						-
Latvia	168		10	5	2	5	5		2	2	7th		5	4th	12		3	8th		7th	12		4th	12	8th	7th		1	-			1		3		5		12	12	1	3	2	8th

Statistics of the twelve-point allocation (semifinals)

number	country	received from
9	Serbia	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary
6th	Turkey	Albania, Belgium, Germany, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom
5	Latvia	Estonia, Ireland, Lithuania, Malta, Poland
	Belarus	Armenia, Israel, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine
3	Iceland	Finland, Norway, Sweden
	Moldova	Portugal, Romania, Belarus
	Hungary	Denmark, Iceland, Serbia
2	Bulgaria	Turkey, Cyprus
1	Andorra	Spain
	Belgium	Georgia
	Estonia	Latvia
	Macedonia	Bulgaria
	Portugal	Andorra
	Cyprus	Greece

final

Belarus, Bulgaria and Slovenia are new or again in the final. Belarus reached the final for the first time since its debut in 2004, Bulgaria the first time since its debut in 2005. Slovenia reached the final again since 2003, having been eliminated in the semifinals in 2004, 2005 and 2006. Georgia and Serbia participated for the first time and reached the final. Serbia was even successful and took the victory.

space	Start number	country	Interpreter	Song Music (M) and Text (T)	language	Translation (unofficial)	Points	image
01.	17th	Serbia	Marija Šerifović Марија Шерифовић	Molitva Молитва M: Vladimir Graić; T: Saša Milošević Mare	Serbian	prayer	268
02.	18th	Ukraine	Verka Serduchka Вєрка Сердючка	Dancing Lasha Tumbai Dancing Лаша тумбай M / T: Andrei Danilko	German , English , Ukrainian	-	235
03.	15th	Russia	Serebro Серебро	Song # 1 M: Maxim Fadejew; T: Daniil Babichev	English	Song number one	207
04th	22nd	Turkey	Kenan Dogulu	Shake It Up şekerim M / T: Kenan Doğulu	English	Dance my darling	163
05.	21st	Bulgaria	Eliza Todorowa & Stojan Jankulow Елица Тодорова & Стоян Янкулов	Water M: Eliza Todorowa , Stojan Jankulow ; T: Eliza Todorova	Bulgarian with English title	water	157
06th	03	Belarus	Kaldun Дмітры Калдун	Work Your Magic M: Filipp Kirkorow ; T: Karen Kavaleryan	English	Handle your magic	145
07th	10	Greece	Sarbel Σαρμπέλ	Yassou Maria M: Alex Papakonstantinou, Marcus Englöf; T: Mack	English	Hello Maria	139
08th.	23	Armenia	Hayko Հայկո	Anytime You Need M: Hayko ; T: Karen Kavaleryan	English, Armenian	However long you need	138
09.	08th	Hungary	Magdi Ruzsa	Unsubstantial Blues M: Magdi Rúzsa ; T: Imre Mózsik	English	Half-hearted blues	128
10.	24	Moldova	Natalia Barbu	Fight M: Alexandr Braşovean; T: Elena Buga	English	struggle	109
11.	01	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Maria	Rijeka bez imena M: Goran Kovačić, Aleksandra Milutinović; T: Aleksandra Milutinović	Bosnian	River with no name	106
12.	11	Georgia	Sopho სოფო	Visionary Dream M: Beqa Japharidze; T: Bibi Kvachadze	English	Visionary dream	097
13.	20th	Romania	Todomondo	Liubi, liubi, I Love You Люби, люби, I love you M: Mister MT: Todomondo	English, Italian , Spanish , Russian , French , Romanian	Love, love, i love you	084
14th	06th	Macedonia	Karolina Каролина	Mojot svet Мојот свет M: Grigor Koprov ; T: Ognen Nedelkovski	Macedonian , English	My world	073
15th	07th	Slovenia	Alenka Gotar	Cvet z juga M / T: Andrej Babić	Slovenian	Flower of the south	066
16.	14th	Latvia	Bonaparti.lv	Questa notte M: Kjell Jennstig; T: Francesca Russo, Torbjörn Wassenius, Kjell Jennstig	Italian	Tonight	054
17th	05	Finland	Hanna	Leave Me Alone M: Martti Vuorinen, Miikka Huttunen; T: Martti Vuorinen, Hanna Pakarinen	English	leave me alone	053
18th	12	Sweden	The Ark	The Worrying Kind M / T: Ola Salo	English	The concerned	051
19th	16	Germany	Roger Cicero	Women rule the world M: Matthias Haß ; T: Frank Ramond	German English	-	049
20th	02	Spain	D'Nash	I Love You mi vida M: Thomas G: son, Andreas Rickstrand; T: Antonio Sánchez, Rebeca	Spanish	I love you, My life	043
21st	09	Lithuania	4Fun	Love or Leave M / T: Julija Ritčik	English	Love or go	028
22nd	13	France	Les Fatals Picards	L'amour à la française M: Ivan Callot; T: Ivan Callot, Laurent Honel, Paul Léger	French English	Love in french	019th
22nd	19th	United Kingdom	Scooch	Flying the Flag (For You) M / T: Paul Tarry, Andrew Hill, Russ Spencer, Morten Schjolin	English	Raise the flag (for you)	019th
24.	04th	Ireland	Dervish	They Can't Stop the Spring M: Tommy Moran; T: John Waters	English	You can't stop spring	005

Awarding of points (final)

Competitor	Voting results
	Points	ME	BY	AT THE	AD	AT	FR	DK	GR	IT	RS	FI	TR	BA	BE	PT	AL	RO	CY	MR	SI	IL	DE	LT	NO	CH	CZ	NL	IE	MT	EE	GE	BG	SE	UA	RU	LV	IS	PL	MD	GB	MK	HU
Bosnia and Herzegovina	106	7th		1		8th	1	7th			8th		10	-			8th			10	8th		3		6th	8th	4th	7th						6th								4th
Spain	43	4th					6th		1	-					3	8th	12					2				5				2
Belarus	145	3	-	10					5		2			4th		1	2	1	6th			12		7th			2			10	7th	8th	1		12	12	8th	4th	7th	10		7th	4th
Ireland	5																5												-
Finland	53		1		7th			4th				-											1	5	4th	1					6th			12				12
Macedonia	73	10				1					10		1	8th			3			8th	10					6th	5					1	10									-
Slovenia	66	8th	4th							3	5			7th	2	3				7th	-			1						5					4th	3	4th		4th			6th
Hungary	128				6th	2		8th			12	10			5	2		8th		4th	5		7th	4th	8th	3		4th	5	1	4th	5		8th			5	8th	2		2		-
Lithuania	28		2		1																			-					12								10				3
Greece	139		3	8th			3	1	-	2	4th		4th	3	8th		7th	10	12			1	10			4th	3	5				4th	12	4th				5		6th	10	3	7th
Georgia	97		6th	5					3			7th	5	1	6th				1	2	2	6th		12			1	2	1		5	-			8th	7th	6th		5	4th			2
Sweden	51				2			12				8th													12									-				10			7th
France	19th			2	8th		-										4th							3							2
Latvia	54																	2		1	6th			10	3			3	10	4th	10						-		1		4th
Russia	207	6th	12	12	3		2	2	8th	4th	7th	3	8th	2		4th		3	7th	3	3	8th	6th	6th	5		6th		6th	6th	12	7th	5	5	10	-	7th	1	3	8th	6th	5	6th
Germany	49				5	7th		5		5		1					6th						-			7th		6th			3			1				2			1
Serbia	268	12	7th	7th		12	8th	6th	4th	1	-	12		12	7th	5	1	6th	3	12	12	3	8th		10	12	8th	8th	4th	8th		6th	6th	10	6th	5	3	7th	8th	5		12	12
Ukraine	235	2	10	6th	12	4th	4th	3	7th	7th	3	6th	3	5	1	12		4th	4th	5	4th	10	5	8th	2	2	12	1	8th	3	8th	10	3	3	-	8th	12	6th	12	7th	8th	2	3
United Kingdom	19th																												7th	12											-
Romania	84				10	3	7th		2	12			2			7th		-	5			7th							3				2		2	1	1			12			8th
Bulgaria	157	5		4th		6th	5		12	10	6th	5	6th	6th	4th	6th		5	10	6th	7th		4th				7th			7th	1		-		3	4th	2			3	5	8th	10
Turkey	163	1				10	12	10				4th	-	10	12		10	7th					12		7th	10		12				2	7th	7th	1	2		3		1	12	10	1
Armenia	138		5	-		5	10		6th	8th			12		10				8th			5	2				10	10				12	8th		5	10			10	2
Moldova	109		8th	3	4th				10	6th	1	2	7th			10		12	2		1	4th		2	1				2			3	4th	2	7th	6th			6th	-		1	5
The table is arranged vertically according to the order of appearance in the finals, horizontally according to the chronological reading of points.

Map of scoring for the winning title from Serbia by country

Statistics of the twelve-point award (final)

number	country	received from
9	Serbia	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Finland, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Hungary
5	Turkey	Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom
	Ukraine	Andorra, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic
3	Russia	Armenia, Estonia, Belarus
	Belarus	Israel, Russia, Ukraine
2	Armenia	Georgia, Turkey
	Finland	Iceland, Sweden
	Greece	Bulgaria, Cyprus
	Romania	Moldova, Spain
	Sweden	Denmark, Norway
1	Bulgaria	Greece
	Georgia	Lithuania
	Lithuania	Ireland
	Moldova	Romania
	Spain	Albania
	Hungary	Serbia
	United Kingdom	Malta

Marcel Bezençon Prize

The winners of the Marcel Bezençon Prize recognized by the EBU were:

• Press award for the best song - Ukraine - Dancing Lasha Tumbai (Dancing Лаша тумбай) - Verka Serduchka 
• Artist Prize for the best performer - Serbia - Marija Šerifović - Molitva (Молитва) 
• Composers Prize for the best composition / text - Hungary - Magdi Rúsza (m) and Imre Mózsik (t) - Unsubstantial Blues - Magdi Rúsza 

See also

• List of winners and events of the Eurovision Song Contest

Web links

Commons : Eurovision Song Contest 2007  - album with pictures, videos and audio files

• Official website of the Euro Vision Song Contest (English)
• Official website for the NDR's Eurovision Song Contest
• diggiloo.net

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The favorites of the betting offices ( Memento of the original from June 4, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at eurovision.de (May 11, 2007)  
2. ↑ Eurovision with or without "Teapacks"? Tagesschau.de (page was depublished, see link).
3. ↑ Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Final Score Board
4. ↑ ESC 2007 semi-final. Archived from the original on May 20, 2007 ; accessed on May 15, 2015 . 
5. ↑ zeit.de May 2007