5 seconds of each Eurovision entry from the 1980s
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5 seconds of each Eurovision entry from the 1980s
Eurovision 1961 - France: Printemps, avril carillonne - Jean Paul Mauric
As stated before, the Swedish entry this year was one of the two Eurovision songs about the month of April. As April comes to an end, here is the other one - the French entry of the same year.
Eurovision 1961 - Sweden: April, April - Lill-Babs
There have been two songs at Eurovision about the month of April, both of them were from the 1961 edition. One of them is the Swedish entry. Originally Siw Malmkvist (Sweden 1960, Germany 1969) had won Melodifestivalen with the song, but she was replaced for Eurovision. It may have had to do with the fact that she forgot some of the lyrics and laughed instead during the winner’s reprise.
5 seconds of each Eurovision entry from the 1970s
Most common things mentioned about a country during Eurovision (feel free to add)
Albania:
Andorra:
Armenia:
Austria: They won in 1966 with Udo Jürgens
Azerbaijan: (Almost) always places in the top 10
Belarus:
Belgium:
Bosnia & Herzegovina:
Bulgaria: Placed 5th in 2007
Croatia:
Cyprus: Always votes for Greece
Czech Republic: They always place low, got nul points on most recent attempt
Denmark:
Estonia:
Finland: Lordi
France:
Georgia:
Germany:
Greece: Always votes for Cyprus
Hungary:
Iceland:
Ireland: Their 7 wins, 3 of them with the help of Johnny Logan
Israel: Is not even in Europe
Italy: They sent Volare in the 1950s
Latvia:
Lithuania:
Luxembourg: (Actually this country is just associated with Eurovision even though they don't participate anymore)
(FYR) Macedonia:
Malta: They won Junior Eurovision with Gaia Cauchi
Moldova:
Monaco:
Montenegro:
Morocco: They only participated once
Netherlands: They didn't qualify for 8 years (and then placed 2nd in 2014)
Norway: Their record for coming last, their nul points record
Poland:
Portugal: They have never won
Romania:
Russia: They always qualify (because of "bloc voting")
San Marino: Valentina Monetta
Serbia:
Serbia & Montenegro:
Slovakia:
Slovenia:
Spain:
Sweden: ABBA, Loreen
Switzerland: Celine Dion
Turkey:
Ukraine:
United Kingdom: They used to do well but not anymore (because "Europe hates them")
Yugoslavia:
Updated as of 26 March 2013. [37/37]
It's complete! Eurovision.tv has confirmed that all 37 entries have been released, and they're making recap videos now.
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Updated as of 18 March 2013. [36/37]
As of that date, only the Russian entry has not been released.
It has been apparently released (leaked?) the next day, however I'll just leave this as it is and make the final update when it is confirmed by eurovision.tv
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Updated as of 17 March 2014. [35/37]
All songs have been chosen and submitted to the European Broadcasting Union (making them officially the 37 entries of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest).
Russia and Austria have most likely done so too, but have yet to publicly announce their song. Thus, this won't be the final update.
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ATTENTION!!! I NEED MORE EUROVISION BLOGS ON MY DASH!!!
So if your blog is only about Eurovision Song Contest, please reblog/like/send an ask/bake a cake so I’ll check out your blog!
Updated as of 12 March 2014. [24/37]
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Updated as of 4 March 2014. [19/37]
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I originally made one after the announcement of the Polish entry, but have forgotten to upload it. That doesn't matter anymore.
Also, we're about more than halfway there!
Updated as of 23 February 2014. [12/37]
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5 seconds of each Eurovision entry from the 1960s
Updated as of 16 February 2014. [8/37]
Updated as of 9 February 2014.
Sorry for uploading this so late! Eurodiamonds courtesy of eurovision.tv and escunited.com.
Rest in peace, Alice Babs.
Updated as of February 2, 2014.