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			{{Infobox company
	'''OGAE''' ({{lang-fr\|Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision}}, ]: ''General Organisation of Eurovision Fans'') is one of the two major international fan club networks of the ]. It has branches in 37 European countries.
			\| name = Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
			\| logo =
			\| trading_name = OGAE
			\| native_name = Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
			\| romanized = General Organisation of Eurovision Fans
			\| industry = Music
			\| genre = Awards
			\| foundation = ], ] ({{Start date\|1985}})
			\| founder = Jari-Pekka Koikkalainen
			\| locations = 40
			\| homepage = {{URL\|ogae.net}}
			}}

	Although the ] started in 1956, OGAE began in 1984 in Finland. All countries that take part or have ~~already~~ taken part in the Eurovision Song Contest ~~can~~ have their own OGAE and most of them do, as does Lebanon. All other countries around the world are united under OGAE Rest of World, created in 2004.		'''OGAE''' ({{lang-fr\|Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision}}, ]: ''General Organisation of Eurovision Fans'') is one of the two major international fan club networks of the ].<ref name=OGAEClubs>{{cite web\|title=Eurovision Fanclub Network\|url=http://www.ogae.net/\|publisher=OGAE\|accessdate=15 June 2012}}</ref> Although the ] started in 1956, OGAE began in 1984 in Finland and has many branches throughout Europe.<ref>{{cite web\|title=Club History\|url=http://www.euroviisuklubi.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&id=8&Itemid=41\|publisher=OGAE Finland\|accessdate=17 June 2012\|date=5 June 2012\|language=Finnish}}</ref> All countries that take part or have taken part in the Eurovision Song Contest are eligible to have their own OGAE and most of them do, as does ]. All other countries around the world are united under OGAE Rest of World, created in 2004.<ref name=OGAEClubs/>

	Every year, the organisation puts together four non-profit competitions (Song Contest, Second Chance Contest, Video Contest and Home Composed Song Contest).		Every year, the organisation puts together four non-profit competitions (Song Contest, Second Chance Contest, Video Contest and Home Composed Song Contest).<ref name=OGAEClubs/> The purpose is to spread national popular music throughout the world and to exercise co-operation over the OGAE network of clubs, cooperation among the ] fans, promotion of the ], and establishment of strong relations with national broadcasting companies.<ref name=OGAEClubs/>

		⚫	In 2007, Antonis Karatzikos was elected as new International Coordinator for OGAE, until 2009. In July 2009 was re-elected for the same post. He served until 2011.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/8916\|title=OGAE elects new International Co-ordinator\|last=Viniker\|first=Barry\|date=2007-07-02\|publisher=''ESCToday''\|accessdate=2007-07-02}}</ref>
	The purpose is to spread national popular music throughout the world and to exercise co-operation over the OGAE network of clubs, cooperation among the ] fans, promotion of the ], and establishment of strong relations with national broadcasting companies.{{Citation needed\|date=January 2007}}

			== OGAE members ==
⚫	In 2007, ] was elected as new International Coordinator for OGAE, until 2009. In July 2009 was re-elected for the same post. He served until 2011.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/8916\|title=OGAE elects new International Co-ordinator\|last=Viniker\|first=Barry\|date=2007-07-02\|publisher=''ESCToday''\|accessdate=2007-07-02}}</ref>
			OGAE currently has 40 members, including two in Germany. These are:<ref name=OGAEClubs/>
			{{Div col\|cols=4}}
			* {{Esc\|Albania}}
			* {{Esc\|Andorra}}
			* {{Esc\|Armenia}}
			* {{Esc\|Austria}}
			* {{Esc\|Azerbaijan}}
			* {{Esc\|Belgium}}
			* {{Esc\|Bulgaria}}
			* {{Esc\|Croatia}}
			* {{Esc\|Cyprus}}
			* {{Esc\|Denmark}}
			* {{Esc\|Estonia}}
			* {{Esc\|Finland}}
			* {{Esc\|France}}
			* {{Esc\|Germany}}
			* {{Flagicon\|Germany}} Germany Eurovision Club
			* {{Esc\|Greece}}
			* {{Esc\|Iceland}}
			* {{Esc\|Ireland}}
			* {{Esc\|Israel}}
			* {{Esc\|Italy}}
			* {{Esc\|Lebanon}}
			* {{Esc\|Lithuania}}
			* {{Esc\|Luxembourg}}
			* {{Esc\|Macedonia}}
			* {{Esc\|Malta}}
			* {{Esc\|Moldova}}
			* {{Esc\|Netherlands}}
			* {{Esc\|Norway}}
			* {{Esc\|Poland}}
			* {{Esc\|Portugal}}
			* {{Esc\|Romania}}
			* {{Esc\|Russia}}
			* {{Esc\|Serbia}}
			* {{Esc\|Slovenia}}
			* {{Esc\|Spain}}
			* {{Esc\|Sweden}}
			* {{Esc\|Switzerland}}
			* {{Esc\|Turkey}}
			* {{Esc\|United Kingdom}}
			* ] Rest of the World
			{{Div col end}}

	== OGAE Voting for participation of Eurovision Song Contest ==		== OGAE Voting for participation of Eurovision Song Contest ==
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	== OGAE Song Contest ==		== OGAE Song Contest ==
	The ] is an audio event in which all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song released in the previous 12 months in their countries, and sung in one of the country's official languages.		The '''OGAE Song Contest''' is an audio event in which all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song released in the previous 12 months in their countries, and sung in one of the country's official languages.

	=== Winners ===		=== Winners ===
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	*1997 {{flag\|Spain}} – "Amor perdido" – ]		*1997 {{flag\|Spain}} – "Amor perdido" – ]
	*1998 {{flag\|Poland}} – "Im Wiecej Ciebie tym mniej" – ]		*1998 {{flag\|Poland}} – "Im Wiecej Ciebie tym mniej" – ]
	*1999 {{flag\|France}} – "Jardin de lumière" – ]		*1999 {{flag\|France}} – "Jardin de lumière" – ]
	*2000 {{flag\|Sweden}} – "Svarta änkan" – ]		*2000 {{flag\|Sweden}} – "Svarta änkan" – ]
	*2001 {{flag\|France}} – "]" – ]		*2001 {{flag\|France}} – "]" – ]
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	{{main\|OGAE Video Contest}}		{{main\|OGAE Video Contest}}
	The OGAE Video Contest is a video event in which, much like the OGAE Song Contest, all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song and video released in the previous 12 months in their countries. There is no obligation on the entry for the OGAE Video Contest to be sang in one of the country's official language.		The OGAE Video Contest is a video event in which, much like the OGAE Song Contest, all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song and video released in the previous 12 months in their countries. There is no obligation on the entry for the OGAE Video Contest to be sang in one of the country's official language.

	==OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest==
	{{main\|OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest}}
	The OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest is a mediterranean traditional music contest, The Mediterranean countries are the participants and is also held throughout the Mediterranean. The songs are from the countries themselves and of each local culture.

	==External links==		==External links==

Revision as of 05:03, 29 May 2013

Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
Trade name	OGAE
Native name	Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
Industry	Music
Genre	Awards
Founded	Savonlinna, Finland (1985 (1985))
Founder	Jari-Pekka Koikkalainen
Number of locations	40
Website	ogae.net

OGAE (Template:Lang-fr, English: General Organisation of Eurovision Fans) is one of the two major international fan club networks of the Eurovision Song Contest. Although the Eurovision Song Contest started in 1956, OGAE began in 1984 in Finland and has many branches throughout Europe. All countries that take part or have taken part in the Eurovision Song Contest are eligible to have their own OGAE and most of them do, as does Lebanon. All other countries around the world are united under OGAE Rest of World, created in 2004.

Every year, the organisation puts together four non-profit competitions (Song Contest, Second Chance Contest, Video Contest and Home Composed Song Contest). The purpose is to spread national popular music throughout the world and to exercise co-operation over the OGAE network of clubs, cooperation among the Eurovision Song Contest fans, promotion of the Eurovision Song Contest, and establishment of strong relations with national broadcasting companies.

In 2007, Antonis Karatzikos was elected as new International Coordinator for OGAE, until 2009. In July 2009 was re-elected for the same post. He served until 2011.

OGAE members

OGAE currently has 40 members, including two in Germany. These are:

OGAE Voting for participation of Eurovision Song Contest

Marcel Bezençon Awards – Fans' Award

Year	Country	Song	Performer	Final Result	Points
2002	Finland	"Addicted to You"	Laura Voutilainen	20th	24
2003	Spain	"Dime"	Beth	8th	81

Winners of voting

Every year since 2007, OGAE has conducted a pre-Eurovision Contest poll in which every national club plus OGAE Rest of the World vote all entries, using the same scoring system of Eurovision Voting (the most voted songs on each club receive 1 to 8, and then 10 and 12 points, and countries can't vote for themselves). The winners of this poll are:

Year	Country	Song	Performer	Place	Points	2nd Place	3rd Place
2007	Serbia	"Molitva" (Молитва)	Marija Šerifović	1st	268	Switzerland	Belarus
2008	Sweden	"Hero"	Charlotte Perrelli	18th	47	Switzerland	Serbia
2009	Norway	"Fairytale"	Alexander Rybak	1st	387	France	Sweden
2010	Denmark	"In a Moment Like This"	Chanée and N'evergreen	4th	149	Israel	Germany
2011	Hungary	"What About My Dreams?"	Kati Wolf	22nd	53	France	United Kingdom
2012	Sweden	"Euphoria"	Loreen	1st	372	Italy	Iceland
2013	Denmark	"Only Teardrops"	Emmelie de Forest	1st	281	San Marino	Norway

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	won the final		missed the final

OGAE Song Contest

The OGAE Song Contest is an audio event in which all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song released in the previous 12 months in their countries, and sung in one of the country's official languages.

Winners

1986 Germany – "Stimmen in Wind" – Juliane Werding
1987 Israel – "Ba'ati Eleiha" – Yardena Arazi
1988 Germany – "Explosion" – Mary Roos
1989 Norway – "Hjem" – Karoline Krüger & Anita Skorgan
1990 Italy – "Vattene amore" – Mietta & Amedeo Minghi
1991 France – "Désenchantée" – Mylène Farmer
1992 Portugal – "Se o dia nascesse" – Nucha
1993 Italy – "La solitudine" – Laura Pausini
1994 Greece – "Ftes" – Sabrina
1995 Spain – "Cada vez" – Paloma San Basilio
1996 Spain – "Me quedaré solo" – Amistades Peligrosas
1997 Spain – "Amor perdido" – Marta Sánchez
1998 Poland – "Im Wiecej Ciebie tym mniej" – Natalia Kukulska
1999 France – "Jardin de lumière" – Leyla Doriane
2000 Sweden – "Svarta änkan" – Nanne
2001 France – "Moi... Lolita" – Alizée
2002 United Kingdom – "What If" – Kate Winslet
2003 France – "Cassé" – Nolwenn Leroy
2004 Russia – "Grezy" – Varvara
2005 Italy – "Da grande" – Alexia
2006 Greece – "Mambo" – Elena Paparizou
2007 Spain – "Que no Daría yo" – Rebeca
2008 Croatia – "Ruža u kamenu" – Franka Batelić
2009 United Kingdom – "Viva la Vida" – Coldplay
2010 United Kingdom – "Heartbreak (Make Me a Dancer)" – Freemasons feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor
2011 United Kingdom – "Someone Like You" – Adele
2012 Italy - "Per sempre" - Nina Zilli

OGAE Second Chance Contest

Main article: OGAE Second Chance Contest

The OGAE Second Chance Contest is a visual event in which the OGAE national clubs can enter if there was a televised national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest that year. The members of each club choose amongst the songs that did not win, the ones that will represent each club in the event.

OGAE Guest Jury Hits

Further information: OGAE Second Chance Contest

The OGAE Guest Jury Hits is a contest for the OGAE members that can not participate in the OGAE Second Chance Retrospective Contest, either because they didn't hold a National Final that year, or did not participate in Eurovision at that time.

OGAE Video Contest

Main article: OGAE Video Contest

The OGAE Video Contest is a video event in which, much like the OGAE Song Contest, all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song and video released in the previous 12 months in their countries. There is no obligation on the entry for the OGAE Video Contest to be sang in one of the country's official language.

External links

References

^ "Eurovision Fanclub Network". OGAE. Retrieved 15 June 2012.
"Club History" (in Finnish). OGAE Finland. 5 June 2012. Retrieved 17 June 2012.
Viniker, Barry (2007-07-02). "OGAE elects new International Co-ordinator". ESCToday. Retrieved 2007-07-02. {{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)

Eurovision Song Contest

Contests

Countries

Active	Albania Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Belgium Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Israel Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal San Marino Serbia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine United Kingdom
Inactive	Andorra Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Hungary Moldova Monaco Morocco North Macedonia Romania Slovakia Turkey
Ineligible	Belarus Russia
Former	Serbia and Montenegro Yugoslavia
Debut attempts	Lebanon Tunisia
Relations	Armenia–Azerbaijan Russia–Ukraine

National
selections

Current	Albania Armenia Denmark Estonia Finland Iceland Ireland Israel Italy Latvia Norway Portugal Serbia Spain Sweden Ukraine
Former	Australia Georgia Geostar The Voice Georgia Hungary Ireland Italy Israel Israel Song Festival Kdam Eurovision The X Factor Israel Malta Netherlands North Macedonia Poland Krajowe Eliminacje Szansa na Sukces Russia Serbia and Montenegro Serbia Slovakia Spain United Kingdom Yugoslavia

Awards

Organisations

Special shows

EBU	Eurovision Song Contest Previews Songs of Europe (1981) Kvalifikacija za Millstreet (1993) Congratulations: 50 Years of the Eurovision Song Contest (2005) Eurovision Song Contest's Greatest Hits (2015) EurovisionAgain (2020–2021) Eurovision: Europe Shine a Light (2020)
National	Die Grand Prix Hitliste (2006) Het Grote Songfestivalfeest (2019, 2022–) Der kleine Song Contest (2020) ESC 2020 – das deutsche Finale (2020) Eurovision: Come Together (2020) Sveriges 12:a (2020)

Category

Template:OGAE Second Chance

Categories:

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			{{Infobox company
	'''OGAE''' ({{lang-fr\|Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision}}, ]: ''General Organisation of Eurovision Fans'') is one of the two major international fan club networks of the ]. It has branches in 37 European countries.
			\| name = Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
			\| logo =
			\| trading_name = OGAE
			\| native_name = Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision
			\| romanized = General Organisation of Eurovision Fans
			\| industry = Music
			\| genre = Awards
			\| foundation = ], ] ({{Start date\|1985}})
			\| founder = Jari-Pekka Koikkalainen
			\| locations = 40
			\| homepage = {{URL\|ogae.net}}
			}}

	Although the ] started in 1956, OGAE began in 1984 in Finland. All countries that take part or have ~~already~~ taken part in the Eurovision Song Contest ~~can~~ have their own OGAE and most of them do, as does Lebanon. All other countries around the world are united under OGAE Rest of World, created in 2004.		'''OGAE''' ({{lang-fr\|Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision}}, ]: ''General Organisation of Eurovision Fans'') is one of the two major international fan club networks of the ].<ref name=OGAEClubs>{{cite web\|title=Eurovision Fanclub Network\|url=http://www.ogae.net/\|publisher=OGAE\|accessdate=15 June 2012}}</ref> Although the ] started in 1956, OGAE began in 1984 in Finland and has many branches throughout Europe.<ref>{{cite web\|title=Club History\|url=http://www.euroviisuklubi.fi/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&id=8&Itemid=41\|publisher=OGAE Finland\|accessdate=17 June 2012\|date=5 June 2012\|language=Finnish}}</ref> All countries that take part or have taken part in the Eurovision Song Contest are eligible to have their own OGAE and most of them do, as does ]. All other countries around the world are united under OGAE Rest of World, created in 2004.<ref name=OGAEClubs/>

	Every year, the organisation puts together four non-profit competitions (Song Contest, Second Chance Contest, Video Contest and Home Composed Song Contest).		Every year, the organisation puts together four non-profit competitions (Song Contest, Second Chance Contest, Video Contest and Home Composed Song Contest).<ref name=OGAEClubs/> The purpose is to spread national popular music throughout the world and to exercise co-operation over the OGAE network of clubs, cooperation among the ] fans, promotion of the ], and establishment of strong relations with national broadcasting companies.<ref name=OGAEClubs/>

		⚫	In 2007, Antonis Karatzikos was elected as new International Coordinator for OGAE, until 2009. In July 2009 was re-elected for the same post. He served until 2011.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/8916\|title=OGAE elects new International Co-ordinator\|last=Viniker\|first=Barry\|date=2007-07-02\|publisher=''ESCToday''\|accessdate=2007-07-02}}</ref>
	The purpose is to spread national popular music throughout the world and to exercise co-operation over the OGAE network of clubs, cooperation among the ] fans, promotion of the ], and establishment of strong relations with national broadcasting companies.{{Citation needed\|date=January 2007}}

			== OGAE members ==
⚫	In 2007, ] was elected as new International Coordinator for OGAE, until 2009. In July 2009 was re-elected for the same post. He served until 2011.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/8916\|title=OGAE elects new International Co-ordinator\|last=Viniker\|first=Barry\|date=2007-07-02\|publisher=''ESCToday''\|accessdate=2007-07-02}}</ref>
			OGAE currently has 40 members, including two in Germany. These are:<ref name=OGAEClubs/>
			{{Div col\|cols=4}}
			* {{Esc\|Albania}}
			* {{Esc\|Andorra}}
			* {{Esc\|Armenia}}
			* {{Esc\|Austria}}
			* {{Esc\|Azerbaijan}}
			* {{Esc\|Belgium}}
			* {{Esc\|Bulgaria}}
			* {{Esc\|Croatia}}
			* {{Esc\|Cyprus}}
			* {{Esc\|Denmark}}
			* {{Esc\|Estonia}}
			* {{Esc\|Finland}}
			* {{Esc\|France}}
			* {{Esc\|Germany}}
			* {{Flagicon\|Germany}} Germany Eurovision Club
			* {{Esc\|Greece}}
			* {{Esc\|Iceland}}
			* {{Esc\|Ireland}}
			* {{Esc\|Israel}}
			* {{Esc\|Italy}}
			* {{Esc\|Lebanon}}
			* {{Esc\|Lithuania}}
			* {{Esc\|Luxembourg}}
			* {{Esc\|Macedonia}}
			* {{Esc\|Malta}}
			* {{Esc\|Moldova}}
			* {{Esc\|Netherlands}}
			* {{Esc\|Norway}}
			* {{Esc\|Poland}}
			* {{Esc\|Portugal}}
			* {{Esc\|Romania}}
			* {{Esc\|Russia}}
			* {{Esc\|Serbia}}
			* {{Esc\|Slovenia}}
			* {{Esc\|Spain}}
			* {{Esc\|Sweden}}
			* {{Esc\|Switzerland}}
			* {{Esc\|Turkey}}
			* {{Esc\|United Kingdom}}
			* ] Rest of the World
			{{Div col end}}

	== OGAE Voting for participation of Eurovision Song Contest ==		== OGAE Voting for participation of Eurovision Song Contest ==
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	== OGAE Song Contest ==		== OGAE Song Contest ==
	The ] is an audio event in which all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song released in the previous 12 months in their countries, and sung in one of the country's official languages.		The '''OGAE Song Contest''' is an audio event in which all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song released in the previous 12 months in their countries, and sung in one of the country's official languages.

	=== Winners ===		=== Winners ===
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	*1997 {{flag\|Spain}} – "Amor perdido" – ]		*1997 {{flag\|Spain}} – "Amor perdido" – ]
	*1998 {{flag\|Poland}} – "Im Wiecej Ciebie tym mniej" – ]		*1998 {{flag\|Poland}} – "Im Wiecej Ciebie tym mniej" – ]
	*1999 {{flag\|France}} – "Jardin de lumière" – ]		*1999 {{flag\|France}} – "Jardin de lumière" – ]
	*2000 {{flag\|Sweden}} – "Svarta änkan" – ]		*2000 {{flag\|Sweden}} – "Svarta änkan" – ]
	*2001 {{flag\|France}} – "]" – ]		*2001 {{flag\|France}} – "]" – ]
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	{{main\|OGAE Video Contest}}		{{main\|OGAE Video Contest}}
	The OGAE Video Contest is a video event in which, much like the OGAE Song Contest, all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song and video released in the previous 12 months in their countries. There is no obligation on the entry for the OGAE Video Contest to be sang in one of the country's official language.		The OGAE Video Contest is a video event in which, much like the OGAE Song Contest, all OGAE national clubs can enter with an original song and video released in the previous 12 months in their countries. There is no obligation on the entry for the OGAE Video Contest to be sang in one of the country's official language.

	==OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest==
	{{main\|OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest}}
	The OGAE Mediterranean Song Contest is a mediterranean traditional music contest, The Mediterranean countries are the participants and is also held throughout the Mediterranean. The songs are from the countries themselves and of each local culture.

	==External links==		==External links==