For one week, 17-25 May, ESC Radio listeners and Eurovision fans had the opportunity to cast their votes. Votes came in not only from the 37 countries that participated in this year’s Contest, but from all corners of Europe and other parts of the world like North and South America and Australia. Thanks a lot to everyone who voted! And here are the results:

András Kállay-Saunders, Hungary’s representative in Copenhagen scored the overall victory: His entry Running, written and composed by Krisztián Szakos and András himself, won the Best Song category with 8.8% of the vote, and he also tops the Best Male Artist voting (23.9%) after running neck-and-neck with Sebalter from Switzerland for the whole week. Congratulations to András Kállay-Saunders and the co-writer of his song, Krisztián Szakos!

In the Best Female Artist category, Sweden’s  Sanna Nielsen secured her win with 30.1% of the vote. In the Best Group voting the trophies go to The Common Linnets from The Netherlands (18.8%).

Read more to check out the runners-up and the complete ranking in each category…

For one week, 17-25 May, ESC Radio listeners and Eurovision fans had the opportunity to cast their votes. Votes came in not only from the 37 countries that participated in this year’s Contest, but from all corners of Europe and other parts of the world like North and South America and Australia. Thanks a lot to everyone who voted! And here are the results:

András Kállay-Saunders, Hungary’s representative in Copenhagen scored the overall victory: His entry Running, written and composed by Krisztián Szakos and András himself, won the Best Song category with 8.8% of the vote, and he also tops the Best Male Artist (23.9%) after running neck-and-neck with Sebalter from Switzerland for the whole week. Congratulations to András Kállay-Saunders and the co-writer of his song, Krisztián Szakos.
It’s the second time for Hungary to win in the ESC Radio Awards poll; in 2007 Magdi Rúzsa won the Best Female Artist award, placed second in the Best Song voting (Unsubstantial Blues).

The second place in the Best Song category this year, with 8.5% of the vote, goes to Sweden’s Undo, co-written by Fredrik Kempe, David Kreuger and Hamed “K-One” Pirouzpanah, and performed by Sanna Nielsen, while Austria’s ESC winning song Rise Like A Phoenix (Charlie Mason, Joey Patulka, Ali Zuckowski, Julian Maas) finished in third place with 7.8%.

Sanna Nielsen secured a clear win as Best Female Artist, with 30.1% of the vote. Second place goes to Conchita Wurst, 20.7% of the listeners voted for her, followed by Ukraine’s Mariya Yaremchuk in third place (13.1%).

As mentioned earlier, the Best Male Artist voting saw a veritable neck-and neck race between András Kállay-Saunders and Sebalter. Only last night, during the last hours of the voting, András finally pulled ahead (23.9%), beating Sebalter to second place (23.2%). Aram Mp3 from Armenia finished in third place with 12.3% of the vote.

In the Best Group voting the trophies go to The Common Linnets from The Netherlands (18.8%), followed by Greek representatives Freaky Fortune feat. RiskyKidd in second place (12.1%) and Finland’s five-piece band Softengine in third position (10.5%)

Congratulations to all the winners! We will get in touch with them to hand over the trophies as soon as possible. For the complete rankings of the 2013 ESC Radio Awards, see below please.

 

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