The EBU released 5 videos with 10 songs each, making up the top 50 Eurovision videos watched in 2023. The final one is out and it features the top 10 songs. Continue reading MOST WATCHED EUROVISION VIDEOS IN 2023 – THE TOP 10
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TOP 100 – position 44 – FAIRYTALE – ALEXANDER RYBAK
Here is the EUROVISION TOP 100 made in response to the top 10’s sent by 103 members of Eurovision Cafe, MUSIC, eurovision and beyond, Compare and INFE Australia and some Eurovision stars!
Continue reading TOP 100 – position 44 – FAIRYTALE – ALEXANDER RYBAK
MAGIC – ALEXANDER RYBAK
ALEXANDER RYBAK, who won the Eurovision song contest in 2009 for NORWAY, has been extremely active in recent months and another brand new song and video was released yesterday. It is called MAGIC and it is indeed magic.
POZADI – ALEXANDER RYBAK
ALEXANDER RYBAK won the Eurovision song contest in 2009 in Moscow for Norway with Fairytale. He again represented Norway at the 2018 Eurovision in Lisbon. Now he has released a song and video in Russian called POZADI which means Behind in English). This comes after he had released two English songs recently.
EUROVISION COVER – FAIRYTALE (English/German)
Alexander Rybak teamed up with Franziska Wiese to record his 2009 Eurovision winner for Norway FAIRYTALE in English and German
EUROVISION COVER – FAIRYTALE (Spanish)
Dazel covered the 2009 Eurovision winner FAIRYTALE from Norway in Spanish.
EUROVISION COVER – FAIRYTALE (English)
Morland featuring Debrah Scarlett covered the 2009 Eurovision winner of Norway FAIRYTALE.
EUROVISION COVER – ADIEU (Norwegian)
Alexander Rybak, who won Eurovision in 2009 for Norway covered the 1982 Eurovision entry from Norway ADIEU also in Norwegian.
EUROVISION COVER – FAIRYTALE (English)
Two Eurovision performers John Dubovie (UK 2010) and Niamh Kavanagh (Ire 1993 & 2010) teamed up to cover the 2009 Eurovision winner from Norway FAIRYTALE.
EUROVISION COVER – AMAR PELOS DOIS (English)
The 2009 Eurovision winner, Alexander Rybak covered the 2017 Eurovision winning song AMAR PELOS DOIS of Portugal in English.