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Liet International 2012
Dates
Final1 December 2012
Host
VenueTeatru de la Llaboral
Gijón, Spain
Host broadcasterStichting Liet
Council of Europe
Participants
Number of entries11
Debuting countriesAlghero
 Lower Saxony
Returning countries Brittany
 Corsica
Non-returning countries Burgenland
Canton of Grisons
 Ireland
 Ladinia
Vepsia
Vote
Winning song Brittany
"Ar gouloù bev"
2011 ← Liet International → 2014

Liet International 2012 was the 9th edition of Liet International, organised by Stichting Liet and the Council of Europe. The contest took place on 1 December 2012, and was held at the Teatru de la Llaboral in Gijón, Spain, the largest city of Asturias, a regular participant in the contest. Eleven regions participated in the contest.

Brittany's Lleuwen [br; cy] was the winner of the jury award and, hence, the contest with the song "Ar gouloù bev". Asturias' Asturiana Mining Company [es] won the audience-voted public award with the song "Si nun conoces Vaḷḷouta", and placed fourth overall. Completing the top five was Corsica, Lower Saxony, Alghero, and Scotland in second, third, and tied fifth place, respectively.

Final

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Draw Region Artist Song Language(s) Place Points
01 Corsica Corsica Dopu Cena "Trasmetta" Corsican 2 86
02 Basque Country (autonomous community) Basque Country Enkore [eu] "Muxurik muxu" Basque 8 41
03 Alghero Claudia Crabuzza & Claudio Gabriel Sanna [ca] "Ara" Algherese 5 64
04 Scotland Scotland Brian Ó hEadhra [gd] "Fathainn" Scottish Gaelic 5 64
05 Udmurtia Udmurtia Ivan Belosludtsev & 4 Cheber Pios "Tau tynyd" "Тау тыныд" Udmurt 9 35
06 Asturias Asturias Asturiana Mining Company [es] "Si nun conoces Vaḷḷouta" Asturian 4 66
07 Friesland Friesland Yldau [fy] "Fjoer" West Frisian 7 52
08 Friuli Friuli JoNoKognos [fur] "Mai mai" Friulian 11 32
09 Brittany Brittany Lleuwen [br; cy] "Ar gouloù bev" Breton 1 87
10 Sápmi Sápmi Inger Karoline Gaup [nn] "Oainnát go?" Northern Sámi 9 35
11 Lower Saxony Lower Saxony The Voodooelectric "Slickermuul" Low German 3 76
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