Pannonia in Mapperdonian song contests

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Pannonia
Member stations	PBC (2019-Present) PPBS (2020-Present)
Appearances	31
First appearance	42
Best result	1st: 58, 59, 60, 65, 68, 72
Worst result	21st: 47
Hostings	6: 59, 60, 61, 66, 69, 73
Highest scoring	117 points: 58
Lowest scoring	32 points: 47
Most 12 points	4 times: 50, 57, 59
Average placing	5,52
Average points	74
Total points	2294
Appearances	9
First appearance	25
Best result	1st: 25, 33
Worst result	9th: 36
Hostings	1: 26
Highest scoring	92: 37
Lowest scoring	38: 34
Most 12 points	3 times: 37
Average placing	4.2
Average points	66.8
Total points	601

PBC had opened discussions in early March in 2019 with Mapperdonian Broadcasting Union in order to become a member of the union. The corporation has been taken up on the 7th March, 2019 and joined the Mappervision Song Contest immediately. After the revival of the Linguavision Song Contest on 9 May 2020, PBC had expressed it's interest in participating in the 25th edition, and eventually doing so.

Pannonia was the first, and as of September 2021 the only country to win both Mappervision and Linguavision in the same month, this being the editions of February 2021.

Mappervision Song Contest

At Mappervision

Pannonia made it's debut in Mappervision Song Contest XLII which was hosted in Vancouver, Western Republic. It was the time when the national broadcaster of the country, PBC became an active member of the Mapperdonian Broadcasting Union. Pannonia has participated 31 times in the Mappervision Song Contest , having won the 58th, the 59th, the 60th, the 65th, 68th and the 72nd editions with Cascada performing their song "Everytime We Touch" gathering 117 points, Billie Eilish performing her song "No Time To Die" gaining 107 points, Marina performing her song "To Be Human" gaining 106 points, Faouzia performing her song "You Don't Even Know Me" gaining 92 points and PVRIS performing their song "Death of Me" gaining 82 points and Marina again performing "Purge the Poison". The other top 10 placings of Pannonia are four 2nd places in the 50th, the 56th, the 57th and the 66th editions, five 3rd places in the 51st, 55th, 62nd, 63rd and 64th editions, four 4th places in the 49th, 53rd, 61st and 70th editions, three 5th places in the 52nd, 54th and 69th editions, a 6th place in the 67th edition, a 7th place in the 45th edition, an 8th place in the 71st edition and a 10th place in the 42nd edition. It is one of the few countries that has never withdrawn from the contest from it's debut onwards. Pannonia hasn't placed outside the Top 5 for 18 consecutive editions, specifically from the 49th up until the 66th edition. Pannonia has also been the first country to win the contest 3 times in a row.

Participation table

  Winner

  Runner-up

  Third place

  Last

  Did not participate

- Denotes that Pannonia had hosted the event

Edition	Host City	Artist	Song	Language	Place	Points
42	Vancouver	yesyes	Fight	English	10	41
43	Los Angeles	French Montana	Unforgettable	English	16	49
44	Jerusalem	Luca Hänni	She got me	English	13	42
45	Königsberg	Davina Michelle	Skyward	English	7	63
46	Edmonton	Taylor Swift & Brendon Urie	ME!	English	17	44
47	Danubenburg	P!nk	Walk Me Home	English	21	32
48	Belgrade	Alle Farben ft. Ilira	Fading	English	13	44
49	Birmingham	OneRepublic	Somebody To Love	English	4	87
50	San Francisco	David Guetta ft. Faouzia	Battle	English	2	84
51	Ljubljana	Dynoro & Ina Wroldsen	Obsessed	English	3	74
52	Novi Sad	Ava Max	Sweet But Psycho	English	5	70
53	Cologne	AronChupa	I'm An Albatraoz	English	4	69
54	Arlon	Cheat Codes & Little Mix	Only You	English	5	66
55	Inški Most	Illenium & X Ambassadors	In Your Arms	English	3	71
56	Coventry	Ina Wroldsen	Mother	English	2	90
57	Catania	KEiiNO & Electric Fields	Would I Lie	English, Sami	2	105
58	Bari	Cascada	Everytime We Touch	English	1	117
59	Baltorja	Billie Eilish	No Time To Die	English	1	107
60	Budapest	Marina	To Be Human	English	1	106
61	Debrecen	Lady Gaga	Born This Way	English	4	82
62	Miljacka	Ariana Grande ft Zedd	Break Free	English	3	75
63	Santa Marta	Melanie Martinez	Carousel	English	3	72
64	Leicester	Everybody Loves An Outlaw	I See Red	English	3	75
65	Nottingham	Faouzia	You Don't Even Know Me	English	1	92
66	Veszprém	Christina Aguilera	Beautiful	English	2	84
67	Split	Olivia Rodrigo	drivers license	English	6	72
68	Lwowow	PVRIS	Death of Me	English	1	82
69	Baltorja	Bishop Briggs	River	English	5	77
70	Berlin	Au/Ra	Panic Room	English	4	87
71		Lana Del Rey	Summertime Sadness	English	8	61
72		Marina	Purge the Poison	English	1	77
73	Szeged	TBA

Point data
Most points received			Most points given
Rank	Country	Points	Country	Points
1	Sloburg	152
2	Athis	147
3	Holstija	74
4	Western Republic	66
5	ABSA Germany	58

History by edition
Mappervision Song Contest XLII
Pannonia debuted in the 42nd edition of the Mappervision Song Contest held in Vancouver, Western Republic. PBC decided that Pannonian electronic band yesyes would represent the country with their song "Fight". The duo went on gaining the 10th place with 41 points in the final.
Mappervision Song Contest XLIII
PBC announced that American-Moroccan rapper French Montana featuring American rapper and singer Swae Lee would represent Pannonia in Los Angeles with their song "Unforgettable". They have managed to gather 49 points and the 16th place.
Mappervision Song Contest XLIV
PBC have chosen Swiss singer and songwriter Luca Hänni to represent Pannonia in Jerusalem with his song "She got me". He had gotten the 13th place with 42 points.
Mappervision Song Contest XLV
To stand with those who are being judged by society in any way, PBC have decided to send Davina Michelle with her empowerming anthem "Skyward". At the end of the show, she managed to get the 7th place with 63 points which was Pannonia's best result abd highest scoring to date back then.
Mappervision Song Contest XLVI
At the 46th edition of the contest Pannonia was represented by Taylor Swift and Brendon Urie from Panic! At The Disco with their song "ME!" and got the 17th place with 44 points.
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Mappervision Song Contest LVI
After 5 editions, Norwegian singer Ina Wroldsen returned as a solo act to the contest under the Pannonian banner, this time to sing her soulful song "Mother" dedicated to all mothers across the globe. This time around, Ina managed to become the runner-up of the contest with 90 points, the highest scoring of Pannonia at the time.
Mappervision Song Contest LVII
The Pannonian broadcaster asked Norwegian supergroup KEiiNO along with Australian electronic band Electric Fields to represent the country at the 57th edition of the contest with their song "Would I Lie". The two groups accepted the proposal, and went on getting the second place with 105 points in the final of the contest, making it the first time Pannonia gathered more than 100 points.
Mappervision Song Contest LVIII
At the July 2020 edition of the contest the country got represented by German electronic band Cascada with their song "Everytime We Touch". Despite all bookmakers predicting someone else getting the victory, Pannonia managed to top the scoreboard with 117 points and thus achieving it's first victory.
Mappervision Song Contest LIX
The first Pannonian entrant on home soil was Billie Eilish who represented the country with her song "No Time To Die". Once again Pannonia won the contest with 107 points, 1 point ahead of the runner-up.
Mappervision Song Contest LX
To celebrate the diversity in our world and fighting against social injustice, PBC asked Greek-Welsh singer and songwriter Marina (perviously known as Marina and the Diamonds) to represent Pannonia with her song "To Be Human". It came as a surprise to everyone when at the end of the voting Pannonia was on top of the scoreboard woth 106 points, thus getting the trophy for the third time in a row. It was the first time in the history of the contest where a country has gotten first three times in a row. Many fans and broadcasters accused PBC for rigging the votes, however the broadcaster and MBU have denied all allegations like this, saying that "the voting was fair and square, and the results are 100% real". The next edition's confirmation ended with many countries withdrawing due to these reasons.
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Linguavision Song Contest

At Linguavision

Pannonia made it's debut in the 25th edition of the Linguavision Song Contest which was held in Cagliari, Swania, following the nation's win in the bidding process, beating Pannonia by 3 votes. The country was represented by French-Andorran singer & songwriter Nina with her single "Je te laisse lá". It turned out on 26th June that Nina had gathered 90 points and topped the scoreboard, passing Neo Prussia's Aimer by 6 points, marking Pannonia's first victory in any Mapperdonian song contest. Pannonia was the 6th country to win at their debut in the history of the contest. On 20th July 2020 Pannonian broadcaster PBC announced it's withdrawal from the Linguavision Song Contest due to lack of interest from the broadcaster. It was announced in October that the country might return to the contest, however no further information has been provided by PBC. The official announcement regarding the country's participation came as soon as the results for the 30th edition were available, in which announcement PBC have made the decision to finally return to the contest after an absence of 4 editions. The country achieved it's second victory in the 33rd edition, this time in a tie with New Burgundy. PBC once again withdrew from the contest following their success in the 37th edition, expressing disstatisfaction with the amount of Italian songs winning the contest. The broadcaster stated that a return was unlikely.

Participation table

  Winner

  Runner-up

  Third place

  Last

  Did not participate

- Denotes that Pannonia had hosted the event

Edition	Host City	Artist	Song	Language	Place	Points
25	Cagliari	Nina	Je Te Laisse Lá	French, Spanish	1	90
26	Arad	Kelly Clarkson ft Faouzia	I Dare You (كنتحداك)	Darija	5	68
27	Birmingham	Did not compete
28	Sanlúcar de Oriente
29	Riga
30	Monaco
31	Split	Lotfi Begi × Tamáska Gabi ft FLUOR	A Mi Számunk	Hungarian	6	54
32	Reggio Palazzo	Angèle	Ta Reine	French	2	72
33	Santa Marta	Parade of Planets	Toi Et Moi	French	1	71
34	Dijon	Gaja Prestor	Najino Nebo	Slovene	6	38
35	Santa Ana	Luca Hänni	Diamant	German	6	70
36	Palermo	Giulia Be	menina solta	Portuguese	9	46
37	Autun	Hurricane	Loco Loco	Serbian	2	92
38	Trieste	Did not compete

12 points given/received
Edition	Given	received
25	Vacu Island	Champlain
		Newphalia
26	Newphalia	Vacu Island
		Yugoserbia
31	Rélam	None
32	Pustoyna	Newphalia
		Pustoyna
33	Athis	Aronia-Léman
		Indianaspratha
34	Pustoyna	None

Hostings

Mappervision

Location	Venue	Capacity	Edition(s)	Image
Baltorja, Pannonia	Arena Baltorja	23,000	59
Budapest, Pannonia	New Budapest Arena	20,000	60
Debrecen, Pannonia	Phoenix Hall	17,000	61
Veszprém, Pannonia	Veszprém Arena	14,000	66
Baltorja, Pannonia	Baltorja Convention and Exhibition Centre	17,500	69
Szeged, Pannonia	Pick Arena	12,500	73

Linguavision

Location	Venue	Capacity	Edition(s)	Image
Arad, Pannonia	Expo Arad	10,000	26

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