Lettuce in the Outernatia Song Contest 6

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Outernatia Song Contest 6
Country  Lettuce
National selection
Selection process Be Our Star
Selection date(s) 18 January 2015
Selected entrant Rasmus Seebach
Selected song "Natteravn"
Lettuce in the Outernatia Song Contest
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Lettuce will participate in the Outernatia Song Contest 6. Their entry will be selected through the national final Be Our Star, organised by the Lettucian broadcaster Lettuce Broadcasting Corporation (LBC).

Rasmus Seebach won the national final and will represent Lettuce with the danish language song "Natteravn".

Be Our Star

Be Our Star is a song contest that will serve as Lettuce's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 6. The Grand Final will be held on 18 January 2015 in Hugo Chávez City.

Competing entries

For the first time, the competition consisted of three semi-finals and a final. A total of 15 competing entries were divided into two semi-finals, with five compositions in each. From each semifinal, the songs that earned first, second and third place went directly to the final, while the bottom two songs in each semifinal were eliminated from the competition.[1]

Semi-final 1

The competing songs and artists were announced on 18 December 2014.[2] The qualifying songs were decided by 9 professional juries from different countries including Lettuce, Gandhara, Anoach, Porielana, Huania, Lost Islands, Kaeros Islands, Dvipantara and Dulcet Ebullience.[3]

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
01 BENI English "Ti Amo" 1 38
02 AKB48 Japanese "Koisuru Fortune Cookie" 5 18
03 Ken Hirai Japanese "Hitomi wo Tojite" 2 34
04 ONE OK ROCK Japanese "Clock Strikes" 4 22
05 Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Japanese "Mottai Night Land" 3 25

Semi-final 2

The competing songs and artists were announced on 24 December 2014.[4] The qualifying songs were decided by 7 professional juries from different countries including Lettuce, Porielana, Sunetti, Dvipantara, Gandhara, Dulcet Ebullience and Zephyrus.

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
01 Rasmus Seebach Danish "Natteravn" 1 39
02 Alpine English "Gasoline" 5 8
03 Denise Rosenthal English, Spanish "I Wanna Give My Heart" 2 26
04 Nneka English "Heartbeat" 3 16
05 Atiye Turkish "Salla" 4 16

Semi-final 3

The competing songs and artists were announced on 1 January 2015.[5] The qualifying songs were decided by 5 professional juries from different countries including Lettuce, Dvipantara, Edoriada and Dulcet Ebullience.

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
01 SHINee Korean "Dream Girl" 1 20
02 Zhuldyz Russian "Mama" 2 17
03 Orange Caramel Korean "My Copycat" 3 17
04 Aaradhna English "Great Man" 5 10
05 Dinara Sultan Russian "Energiya Lyubvi" 4 11

Grand Final

The competition was held on 18 January 2015 in Hugo Chávez City. Nine acts competed in the national final.[6] The winning song was decided by 8 professional juries from different countries including Lettuce, RC Laranjeiras, Dulcet Ebullience, Lost Islands, Gandhara, Porielana, Grolskira and Noxus.

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
01 Rasmus Seebach Danish "Natteravn" 1 58
02 SHINee Korean "Dream Girl" 3 52
03 Nneka English "Heartbeat" 9 24
04 Denise Rosenthal English, Spanish "I Wanna Give My Heart" 6 44
05 Zhuldyz Russian "Mama" 7 33
06 BENI English "Ti Amo" 8 30
07 Orange Caramel Korean "My Copycat" 2 53
08 Ken Hirai Japanese "Hitomi wo Tojite" 5 49
04 Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Japanese "Mottai Night Land" 4 49

References

  1. ^ "BREAKING NEWS: BE OUR STAR will be reformulated". 18 December 2014.
  2. ^ "BE OUR STAR: First Semifinal". 18 December 2014.
  3. ^ "BE OUR STAR: First Semifinal -Voted so far-". 21 December 2014.
  4. ^ "BE OUR STAR: Second Semifinal". 24 December 2014.
  5. ^ "BE OUR STAR: Third Semifinal". 1 January 2015.
  6. ^ "BE OUR STAR: Grand Final". 16 January 2015.