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Final date | September 2019 |
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Venue | Dragon Hall, Svorgas |
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Number of entries | 26 |
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The Microvision Song Contest 2019 will be the sixth edition of the reorganised and rebranded contest—the twentieth hosting overall. It will be held at Dragon Hall in Svorgas, Senya. It was given a theme of "sounds of Micras".
Entries
The contest received 26 entries, setting a record for the most amount of entries for an individual Microvision. 15 of the entrants débuted at the contest. 12 songs were sung entirely in English, whilst two further songs contained English alongside another language.
Results
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