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escR

Eurovision Song Contest web scrapped data in R.

The goal of escR is to provide the scores, votes and general information of each Eurovision Song Contest event.

About Eurovision Song Contest

The Eurovision Song Contest is organised yearly by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), together with the Host Broadcaster and some 40 Participating Broadcasters.

Each participating broadcaster that represents their country chooses their performer (maximum 6 people) and song (maximum 3 minutes, not released before) through a national televised selection, or through an internal selection. Each country is free to decide if they send their number-1 star or the best new talent they could find.

The winner of the Eurovision Song Contest will be chosen through 2 Semi-Finals and a Grand Final. Traditionally, 6 countries are automatically pre-qualified for the Grand Final. The so-called Big 5 — France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom — and the host country. From each Semi-Final, the best 10 will proceed to the Grand Final.

After all songs have been performed, each country will give two sets of 1 to 8, 10 and 12 points; one set given by a jury of five music industry professionals, and one set given by viewers at home. Viewers can vote by telephone, SMS and through the official app.

Only those countries who take part in the respective Semi-Final vote, along with 3 of the 6 pre-qualified countries. Which countries take part and vote in which Semi-Final is determined by the so-called Semi-Final Allocation Draw in late January.

In the Grand Final, juries and viewers from all participating countries can vote again, after the 26 finalists have performed.

The winner will perform once again, and take home the iconic glass microphone trophy. The winning country will traditionally be given the honour of hosting the next Eurovision Song Contest.

Data Dictionary

results.csv

variable class description
year double Year of the event
events_urls character Event Information URL
stage character Contest Round
r_o double Running Order
country character Participating country
contestant character Artist/Band
song character Name of the song
points double Points received
place double Place at the end of the round
qualified character Qualified to the final round

votes.csv

variable class description
year double Year of the event
events_urls character Event Information URL
stage character Contest Round
from character Voting Country
by character Televote/Jury
to character Receiving Country
points double Points given

event_info.csv

variable class description
year double Year of the event
date date Date of the event
stage character Contest Round
venue character Venue
city character City
host_country character Host Country
presented_by character Presenters
multicamera_director character Multicamera Director
host_broadcaster character Host Broadcaster
executive_supervisor character Executive Supervisor
executive_producer character Executive Producer

lyrics.csv

variable class description
year double Year of the event, 2010-2020
events_urls character Event Information URL
country character Participating country
contestant character Artist/Band
song character Name of the song
composed_by character Composers
written_by character Writers
language character Language
lyrics character Lyrics

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