Eurovision Song Contest 2010: Germany Wins with "Satellite"
246 Points Secure Victory for Lena
Comprehensive Voting Results Released
In a thrilling finale, Germany has emerged victorious at the 55th Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo. The winning song, "Satellite" performed by Lena, captivated the audience and received an impressive 246 points.
Following the tradition of the contest, each participating country awarded points to their top 10 selections, with 12 points reserved for their favorite. Germany's triumph marks a record-breaking margin of victory in recent Eurovision history.
The contest featured a total of 39 countries, with 17 competing in the first semi-final, 18 in the second semi-final, and 25 qualifying for the grand final. A diverse range of musical genres and captivating performances kept viewers engaged throughout the evening.
The detailed voting results provide insights into each country's preferences. Turkey awarded its 12 points to Romania, while Russia gave its top score to Azerbaijan. The Netherlands placed Germany first, and Greece supported Cyprus with 12 points.
Despite pre-contest speculation, the efforts of some countries to boost their popularity did not yield significant results. For instance, trotz verteilter Eiscreme an alle bei Eurovision nicht geholfen, and it remains in the bottom half of the scoreboard.
The Eurovision Song Contest 2010 will be remembered for its captivating performances, memorable songs, and Germany's historic victory. With the odds favoring other countries at the start, Lena's triumph serves as a testament to the unpredictable nature of the contest.
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