FSR Rontvia

FSR Rontvia first entered in the first BuzzJack Song Contest where they came joint 17th with Delta Goodrem's Australian 2008 No.2 hit, "Believe Again". In the second contest, Natasha Bedingfield's "Stumble" finished 18th. Andreas Johnson's "Glorious" came 8th in the third contest and marked the first top ten finish, before Sara Bareilles won the fourth contest for FSR Rontvia with "Love Song". Swedish singer Sibel Redzep came 8th in the fifth contest with "Make Believe", British electro-pop duo Untouched finished 5th in the sixth contest with "Smack Me!", and Norwegian duo Maria Haukaas Storeng and Mira Craig finished 3rd with 121 points in the seventh contest with "Mine All Mine", making it FSR Rontvia's highest scoring entry to date. Swedish act Thermostatic's electrodance song "Driving" was FSR Rontvia's entry to the eigth contest where it finished 19th out of 27 songs in the final, making it the country's worst performing entry to date. FSR Rontvia successfully hosted the fifth and eighth contests, making them the second country, after Bokia, to have hosted the show twice.

Country Details
FSR Rontvia is located in the centre of the ???? continent in the Buzzjack World and neighbours Triodopolis, Sangria and FNTNickodonia. It has a population of 73.6 million and its capital city is Constarvan.

Its population is dominated by Swedes, who make up 40% of the population, having emigrated following the split of the SR. Norwegian's and Danes both make up 10% of the population with Finns accounting for 5% of the population. Only 35% of the population are born and bred Rontvian's mostly the younger generations living in the country. Rontese is the dominant language however with 66% of people speaking in this tongue. The remaining 36% speak English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish, although many have stopped speaking in their native language due to past conflicts, hence the widespread switch to Rontese.

The Rontvian dollar is the official currency of FSR Rontvia, although GBP and Euros are valid forms of payment in the country.