Over 71 years various Eurovision entries had besides the original version, also one other version in another language. Over the next months we will look at most of these. Continue reading CYPRUS 1983 EUROVISION
CYPRUS 1983 EUROVISION
CROATIA 1996 EUROVISION
Over 71 years various Eurovision entries had besides the original version, also one other version in another language. Over the next months we will look at most of these. Continue reading CROATIA 1996 EUROVISION
MAEVE is back with summer banger ‘APOLLON’
MAEVE makes a fabulous return with her new single called APOLLON (Apollo). An upbeat summer anthem with a strong melody and power production.
‘YEYEYO’ – it’s the official FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup song by Blanka
Blanka has released a new tune called YEYEYO. It is an upbeat anthem and is the official FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup song.
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BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA 1997 EUROVISION
Over 71 years various Eurovision entries had besides the original version, also one other version in another language. Over the next months we will look at most of these. Continue reading BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA 1997 EUROVISION
50 EUROVISION SELECTION SONGS THAT DID NOT MAKE IT TO THE SHOWS – SONG 29
Recently GARY SPEIRS listed his 50 Eurovision selection songs that failed to make it to Eurovision. Following in his footsteps, Roy from LOVE FOR MUSIC and Norbert from MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC are busy with their 50 songs. Continue reading 50 EUROVISION SELECTION SONGS THAT DID NOT MAKE IT TO THE SHOWS – SONG 29
Lucas Paulano to represent Spain at the 2026 Junior Eurovision
Lucas Paulano has been announced as the representative for Spain at the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Malta in October.
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YEAR BY YEAR LOOK AT 70 YEARS OF EUROVISION – 1969
DATE – 29th MARCH
VENUE – MADRID, SPAIN
COUNTRIES PARTICIPATING – NETHERLANDS = SWITZERLAND = BELGIUM = GERMANY = FRANCE = MONACO = ITALY = PORTUGAL = UNITED KINGDOM = LUXEMBOURG = NORWAY = SPAIN = FINLAND = YUGOSLAVIA = IRELAND = SWEDEN
WINNING COUNTRIES – SPAIN, UNITED KINGDOM, the NETHERLANDS & FRANCE
WINNING ARTISTS – SALOME, LULU, LENNY KUHR & FRIDA BOCCARA
WINNING SONGS – VIVO CANTANDO, BOOM BANG-A-BANG, DE TROUBADOUR & UN JOUR, UN ENFANT
YOUTUBE VIDEO CHOSEN FROM THE 1969 SONGS – PRIMABALLERINA by SIW MALMKVIST
INTERESTING FACT – FOUR SONGS TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
Featured image – Youtube
ELENA FROM ROMANIA HAS A NEW SONG AND VIDEO
In 2009 ELENA represented ROMANIA at the Eurovision song contest with THE BALKAN GIRLS. Continue reading ELENA FROM ROMANIA HAS A NEW SONG AND VIDEO
UKRAINE ENDED IN POSITION 9
Like previous years, ESC COVERS will again share a blog post from Morten Thomassen of OGAE NORWAY with his views on the positions reached by all 35 2026 entries. ESC Covers google translated it from Norwegian to English. Continue reading UKRAINE ENDED IN POSITION 9