Luna's & Pepz's Eurovision Song Contest

The Luna and Pepz's Eurovision Song Contest or shortened as LPESC is a competition that is based on a real life event The Eurovision Song Contest that has been going on since 1956.

The competition was first hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, 19 countries took part in that edition. Greece is the first to win LPESC with their song "Karma" by Angelita, They received the total of 182 points.

On the second edition, 42 countries took part in Kazan while three countries withdrew from the competition. Bulgaria got their first victory with their song "POJAR" performed by Preyah. Preyah managed to get the total of 370 points in Kazan.

On the third edition, a record breaking of 46 countries will be competing in Sofia.

On each edition of LPESC apart from the third edition, a country is required to send an entry in their own language and the time limit in a song is 4 minutes and 30 seconds. This has became a tradition until the organizers had decided to experiment on the third edition without the language rule.

Speaking of Music, LPESC has a fair share of unique genres for example Pop, Rock, Disco and Indie.

Countries
A total of 52 countries had atleast taken part one time in the competition. The first ever country to confirm their participation on October 26th, 2020 is Germany which ironically hosted the first edition in Frankfurt.

The inactive countries are marked in grey.

All-Time top 10
Top 10 countries that earn the most amount of votes at the Grand Final. Top 10 countries that earn the most points in both Semi-Final and Grand Final's.

Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan originally confirmed their participation on the second edition with their song "Eshq" by Sima Nasirova. The HOD was later disqualified from the competition due to multiple reasons.

Estonia
Estonia confirmed their participation both 2nd and 3rd edition but later withdrew. It is unknown if theres a chance for a Estonian debut.

Denmark
Denmark originally confirmed their debut in Frankfurt Am Main but later withdrew due to the Head of Delegation leaving the server due to unknown reasons which broke the contest's rules. Denmark was replaced by Ireland and Greece but this doesn't mean that there's no Danish appearance in Luna's and Pepz's Eurovision Song Contest. Denmark later debuted in Kazan with their song "Ella" by Myrkur which ended up on 18th place at the Grand Final.