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Table Tennis ITTF Team World Championships 2018 Halmstad (SWE) - 29 April 2018 - 6 May 2018 Totallympics Results Thread

When I closed the list on Saturday I didn't saw your post, but I have added now

Sure

No problem, I have added the song to the poll

Since the first edition of the Totallympics International Song Contest, the Festival of Music has often showcased the music from nations which are not with us in the contest - and this year wasn't different. Voters presented us a total of 21 songs that represent the rhythms and sounds of countries such as DR Congo, Jamaica, Liechtenstein and the Philippines. Now it's time to choose the songs that will have the opportunity of being performed in our celebrations. Starting today, and closing on Thursday (at 11:30AM local time), users from Totallympics can vote for a maximum of 5 nations in the Festival of Music poll opened in this thread. The most voted songs will be revelead at the TISC Jubilee Gala Event on Thursday. The organizing committee would like to thank all of you for the participation! To remember the songs vying for the title, click HERE.

Don't know much about their team, but they have one of the best goalkeepers in the world (Endler).

With Chile win over Argentina, Brazil has guaranteed the title. Chile almost secured 2nd place unless Colombia wins with a difference of 5+ goals over Brazil.

Men's Volleyball CEV Under 20 European Championship 2018 / Various Cities (BEL/NED) - 14 July 2018 - 22 July 2018 / Totallympics Results Thread

At the 1-week mark to the Grand Final of the Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2018, the organizing committee is proud to announce this year official motto. From Algeria to Italy, and Kazakhstan to Venezuela, more than 50 nations have participated at least one time throughout the 10 editions of the contests, with countries representing Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania and the Americas. After having as hosts nations such as Great Britain, Ireland, Lithuania, Mexico and Tunisia, TISC arrives for the first time in South America, as the celebrations will take place in Brazil next weekend. Twice a year, users from around the world reunite on Totallympics in a big celebration of the universal language of music. In the words of the late singer John Denver, "music does bring people together. It allows us to experience the same emotions. People everywhere are the same in heart and spirit. No matter what language we speak, what color we are, the form of our politics or the expression of our love and our faith, music proves: We are the same." That was one of the inspirations for the Brazil 2018 contest official motto "Music connects the world" (Música conecta o mundo, in portuguese), but mostly this is about all the forum members that make this such a special event.

BTW, this goes for all the participants in this contest: please take a look (if you didn't already) at the PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE. If you wish to post the votes yourself but can't because of the voting time, please let us know

As predicted, Brazil is sending a mostly "A" team in Athletics, maybe because we're not that good in this sport. However, this time the list has "only" 38 athletes (in 2014, our team was close to 70): Men's 100m - Vitor Hugo dos Santos 200m - Aldemir Gomes da Silva Junior 400m - Lucas da Silva Carvalho 110m hurdles - Eder Antonio Souza 110m hurdles - Eduardo dos Santos de Deus 400m hurdles - Marcio Soares Teles 400m hurdles - Hederson Estefani 3000m steeplechase - Altobeli Santos da Silva High jump - Fernando Carvalho Ferreira High jump - Talles Frederico Silva Long jump - Alexsandro Melo Long jump - Paulo Sergio Oliveira Triple jump - Almir Cunha dos Santos Triple jump - Mateus Sá Pole vault - Augusto Dutra Oliveira Discus throw - Douglas Junior dos Reis Hammer throw - Wagner Domingos Hammer throw - Allan Wolski Shot put - Darlan Romani Decathlon - Felipe Vinicius dos Santos Women's 100m - Rosangela Santos 200m - Vitoria Rosa 400m - Geisa Coutinho 10000m - Tatiele Roberta de Carvalho 100m hurdles - Fabiana Moraes High jump - Valdileia Martins Long jump - Eliane Martins Long jump - Jessica Carolina Oliveira Triple jump - Nubia Soares Pole vault - Juliana de Menis Campos Discus throw - Andressa de Morais Discus throw - Fernanda Borges Hammer throw - Mariana Grasielly Javelin throw - Laila Ferrer Javelin throw - Eloah Scramin Shot put - Geisa Arcanjo 20km Race Walk - Erica Rocha de Sena Heptathlon - Giovana Aparecida Cavaleti

List of songs from the Festival of Music is updated. Please remember to post your songs until this Saturday

AUSTRALIA "My My My!" is the lead single from the upcoming second studio album of the 22-year-old singer and songwriter Troye Sivan. According to Sivan, "'My My My!' is a song of liberation, freedom, and love. Throw all inhibition to the wind, be present in your body, love wholeheartedly, move the way you've always wanted to, and dance the way you feel". It's been some time Australia has participated in our music contests, but if they had returned this year, I think this would be a great entry. CHILE Camila Gallardo is a 21 year old singer who achieved national recognition after being the runner-up in the first season of the talent show The Voice Chile. "Abrázame" is the second single from her debut album Rosa, yet to be released. On a personal note, I think this is an incredible record that I whish would have taken part in our contest. I certainly hope for a Chile comeback in the next edition.

So Group B > Group A.

Good news guys. I finally spoke with @Ionoutz24 and he corrected his votes. You will be getting the voting templates through this week

Sure

Yes, but not only about what happened, but about what will happen. Most telenovela fans don't care about spoilers and actually want them

I think that was the first Netball match I've watched, and I enjoyed quite a bit. Great game by Jamaica!

I guess we can say this is the "opening theme" of the telenovela? And yes, these are very popular here also

I was listening to this song today (I was searching for some music from the nations that had participated at least once in the contest)

I have added to the second post of this thread the section "Follow the Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2018", which contains important links that might be useful for some users. I know... I should have done this since the beginning of the contest, but better late than never, I guess

For those interested in participating in the Festival of Music: even if you don't know the song yet, your can already pick 1 or 2 nations and post the songs later - please notice it that I already have chosen Australia and Chile On a side note, I want to thank @OlympicIRL for writing most of the opening post, and @dcro for the always great statistics (hope I didn't get anything wrong).

In 10 editions of the Totallympics International Song Contest (Annual or Open editions), more than 50 nations across all continents have participated at least 1 time. This year, we have broken the record of most nations participating in the annual edition of the contest with 41 countries represented. Even so, we're missing some nations that have entered songs before, often a long time ago. Here, we honour them, hoping that some of these can be remembered in the Festival of Music - and maybe make a comeback to the competition in future contests.

Represented Nations Users Songs Australia vinipereira "My My My!" Troye Sivan Belgium Werloc "Million Eyes" Loïc Nottet Chile vinipereira "Abrázame" Camila Gallardo DR Congo Wanderer "Tokoliana" KOKOKO! Cyprus rybak "Afto Ton Kero" Ivi Adamou Czech Republic hckosice "Holomráz" Slza Iceland Glen "The Hardest Karaoke Song in the World" Steindi Jr Jamaica mrv86 "Lions" Skip Marley Latvia carivan "Stūre" Carnival Youth Liechtenstein dcro "Pay Day" NazB, Al Walser Macedonia rybak "Kilometri" Lozano Mongolia Griff88 "Huh Shorgooljnii Domog" Javhlan Montenegro DaniSRB "Istine i laži" Sergej Nicaragua konig "Rompamos el Hielo" Israel Lanuza Nigeria IoNuTzZ "If" Davido North Korea Griff88 "Bangapseumnida" Ri Kyong Suk Philippines OlympicIRL "Maybe the Night" Ben & Ben Puerto Rico konig "Mayores" Becky G, Bad Bunny St. Vincent and the Gren. dcro "Slow Motion" Kevin Lyttle Singapore carivan "#0000FF" Jasmine Sokko South Africa OlympicIRL "Sunday Blues" Langa Mavuso Spain mrv86 "No Vaya a Ser" Pablo Alborán Swaziland Wanderer "Love Me" Tendaness, Velemseni, Bholoja

As we continue our celebrations for the 10th edition of TISC, today we mark the continuation of a tradition that was with us right from the start. That tradition is the Festival of Music. Since the very first edition of our contest back in 2013, TISC has proudly showcased the music from nations who sadly are not with us in the contest. Originating as a "Wish You Were Here" idea, The Festival of Music was born and it flourished into what would soon become a staple part of any TISC edition. This wonderful Festival takes centre stage in the run up to our live shows and it is here where we get a chance to say hello to all the nations of the world of music. Participating members have certainly embraced this Festival and it has provided us with a window to share in the music from the wider world. And, hopefully, one day some of the nations represented at the Festival of Music can someday be a part of our very own TISC celebration as participating members. Austria and Venezuela are two such graduates from the Festival of Music and we are delighted to welcome them into the TISC family for the very first time this year! As usual, Totallympics members are free to participate in the Festival, choosing 1 or 2 (max.) nations that are not registered at the Annual contest. For each nation, the user must pick one song (preferably) released on or after January 1st, 2017, showcasing recent records that could have taken part at our contest this year. Festival of Music entries will be accepted until the next Saturday (April 21st). For the first time ever, a poll will be open to decide 3 best songs that will be honored at the festivities two weeks from now. The table in the next post will be updated with the songs posted in the coming days - as hosts, Brazil picked its nations first