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Line 12: \| exproducer = Bogdan Burghelea \| director = \| winner = {{~~flagicon~~fc\|Aquia}} <br>"Guaya" ~~by [[Eva Simons]]~~ \| vote = Each country awards two sets of 12, 10, 8–1 points to their 10 favourite songs: one from their professional jury and the other from televoting \| host = {{flagicon\|Danskanksova}} Danskänks Union dän Raðio end Tälävëchün (DURT) Line 27: \| Yellow = Y }} {{#vardefine:edition\|9}} The '''Fantasia Contest 9''' ~~will be~~was the ninth edition of the [[Fantasia Contest]]. It ~~will take~~took place in [[Danskanksova]], following their win in the [[Fantasia Contest 8\|previous edition]] with [[Jenni Vartiainen]] and the song "Turvasana". The contest consisted of three semi-finals and the grand final. The shows were hosted by Anke Engelke, Francois Sagat, FKA Twigs and Alexander Wang. Fifty-four countries sent their entries to [[Söndje], three more than the previous edition. [[Glaray]] returned to the contest after not participating for one edition. [[Inotyol]], [[Juliana]] and [[Llort]] debuted; meanwhile, [[Amelia]] withdrew from the contest.

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