Bliederbourg in the Avalon Song Contest

Bliederbourg debuted in the first edition.

Avalon Song Contest 1-5
Bliederbourg debuted in the 1st edition of the contest. It was revealed that their first entry would be selected internally. "UWA" by Pongo was the first Bliederbourgish entry in the contest. In an interview, Pongo said that "UWA" is one of the most popular expressions that Portuguese-speaking immigrants use in Bliederbourg and it means "to dodge, to escape from something". The song went on to finish in third place with 95 points, giving Bliederbourg its first podium finish. For the 2nd edition, the Bliederbourgish broadcaster revealed that they would establish a national selection: blFest was the competition that would select the country's entries for the next editions. The entry selected through the first edition was "Enfance 80" by the band Videoclub. They won the selection with a total score of 70 points, defeating acts such as Years & Years and Thérapie Taxi. In an interview, the band said that "By composing this song, we realized that music tasted like the past. So we wanted to pay homage to our childhood, to test our desire to take advantage of this simple and problem-free period, all in a very 80 spirit". The band finished in a respectable 8th place with 75 points, giving Bliederbourg its second top 10 placement. After the successful placement of Videoclub in Guim, RTB continued with blFest to select the Bliederbourgish participant for the third edition, this time around with only five artists. Legendary names in the Bliederbourgish music industry such as Pongo, Robyn and Seinabo Sey participated in this edition and rookie artists such as Est-Her and Hervé also participated in the second edition of the national final. Defeating legendary singer Robyn by a margin of 1 point, Est-Her was the act picked by the national juries to represent Bliederbourg with his song "In The End". In the interview post-win, Est-Her said that "he was honored to represent Bliederbourg" and "hoped to continue the country's success in Avalon". In Aspéira, Est-Her ended up in 13th, scoring 61 points, giving Bliederbourg its first non-top 10 placement. In an interview, the Head of Delegation stated his satisfaction with the country staying again on the left part of the scoreboard. For the fourth edition, RTB chose not to have another edition of blFest selecting the Bliederbourgish act, and instead decided to select the act internally. The Head of Delegation stated, in an interview, that "blFest is a massive production and we don't have the resources to put on the best show possible for Bliederbourg and for the entirety of Avalon". 20 year old singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone was the artist selected to represent Bliederbourg with her song "Falling Asleep At The Wheel". In Blestin, Holly achieved an honorable 8th place, scoring 62 points, meaning the once again Bliederbourg achieved a top 10 position. For the fifth edition, RTB went by a different path compared with other editions, this time, the chosen artist was Álvaro Calvo better known for his artistic name Guitarricadelafuente, a singer-songwriter that combines indie folk, rumba and flamenco music in his songs. The song that was chosen to represent Bliederbourg was "Guantanamera", the first song to represent Bliederbourg that was sung in Spanish. In a surprising turn of events, Guantanamera achieved a 5th place in Blestin, giving Bliederbourg its second top 5 position and guaranteeing a spot on the 6th edition of the contest.

Avalon Song Contest 6-10
For the sixth edition of the contest, RTB decided to bring back one of the most successful acts to represent the country - the synthpop band Videoclub with the song "Euphories". Head of Delegation Francisco said, in a press conference, that "it was a pleasure to bring back Videoclub as the representatives of Bliederbourg" and that "he expects great things from a band that has already found success on Avalon".

Contestants
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 * a. The song also contains some words in English and Kimbundu.

Draw history

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 * First half
 * Second half

Voting History
As of the 7th edition, Bliederbourg's voting history is as follows: