In this year's selection for the show Una voce per San Marino, the Hungarian band Carson Coma competed. They unfortunately did not make it to the final. 

I, and many others see this as an injustice. It is a competition of course, but the overall quality of some songs that made it to the final have a much lower quality than 'Daddy said no' (Carson Coma's song).

This is in no way to propose that any of the other finalists are unworthy, just to question the jury of UVPS in their selection and decision making.

It could help if they were able to motivate their reasoning for sending a song to the final over another, albeit it might be difficult considering the sheer amount of songs they accept into the competition. 

Art is subjective, but from what I myself have seen is that this is the one song people have been talking fondly about from UVPS this year. 

It could make a difference, starting a conversation about the absence of Hungary in ESC, who are currently unable to compete. It is heavily speculated to be because of their governments anti-LGBTQ+ views. This is, as we all know a core subject of what Eurovision represents. Carson Comas song criticizes Hungaries government restrictions put on their residents, a line from the song ("Wraps in plastic all my books") is a direct reference to the censorship of certain literature that is deemed 'too liberal/LGBTQ-friendly'.

The goal of this petition is just to bring to light the amount of people who support this entry, both for what is stands for and the fact that it is a good song worthy of a place in the UVPS final.