Eurovision Song Contest Entries

Rate a huge number of entries in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest, which in 2007 will include a record number of 42 participating countries and broadcasters! =O)

Eurovision Song Contest Entries

"Zadnych granic", Ich Troje (#7 for Poland in 2003)

"I'm not afraid to move on", Jostein Hasselgård (#4 for Norway in 2003)

"Open your Heart", Birgitta Haukdal (#8 for Iceland in 2003)

"Every way that I can", Sertab Erener (#1 for Turkey in 2003)

"Eighties coming back", Ruffus (#21 for Estonia in 2003)

"Dime", Beth (#8 for Spain in 2003)

"Ne ver, ne bojsia, ne prosi", t.A.T.u. (#3 for Russia in 2003)

"Feeling alive", Stelios Konstantas (#20 for Cyprus in 2003)

"One More Night", Esther Hart (#13 for The Netherlands in 2003)

"Sanomi", Urban Trad (#2 for Belgium in 2003)

"Don't break my Heart", Nicola (#10 for Romania in 2003)

"Vise nisam tvoja", Claudia Beni (#15 for Croatia in 2003)

"Congratulations", Silvia Night (non-qualifying / #13 in semifinal for Iceland in 2006)

"Cool Vibes", Vanilla Ninja (#8 for Switzerland in 2005)

"Forogj világ", NOX (#12 for Hungary in 2005)

"Hard Rock Hallelujah", Lordi (#1 for Finland in 2006)

"Hasheket shenish'ar", Shiri Maymon (#4 for Israel in 2005)

"In My Dreams", Wig Wam (#9 for Norway in 2005)

"Invincible", Carola (#5 for Sweden in 2006)

"Lejla", Hari Mata Hari (#3 for Bosnia Herzegovina in 2006)

"Let Me Try", Luminita Anghel & Sistem (#3 for Romania in 2005)

"Mr. Nobody", Anžej Dežan (non-qualifying / #16 in semifinal for Slovenia in 2006)

"Never Let You Go" by Dima Bilan (#2 for Russia in 2006)

"Ninanajna", Elena Risteska (#13 for Macedonia in 2006)

"Why Do I Always Get It Wrong?", Live Report (#2 for UK in 1989)

"Zauvijek moja", No Name (#7 for Serbia & Montenegro in 2005)

"Alvedansen", Christine Guldbrandsen (#15 for Norway in 2006)

"Boonika bate toba", Zdob si Zdub (#6 for Moldova in 2005)

"Call Me", Feminnem (#14 for Bosnia Herzegovina in 2005)

"Follow My Heart", Ich Troje (non-qualifying / #11 in semifinal for Poland in 2006)

"Je t'adore", Kate Ryan (non-qualifying / #12 in semifinal for Belgium in 2006)

"Loca", Arsenium & Natalia Gordienko (#20 for Moldova in 2006)

"Show Me Your Love", Tina Karol (#7 for Ukraine in 2006)

"Talking To You", Jakob Sveistrup (#9 for Denmark in 2005)

"The War Is Not Over", Walter & Kazha (#5 for Latvia in 2005)

"Vukovi umiru sami", Boris Novkovic feat. Lado members (#11 for Croatia in 2005)

"We Are The Winners", LT United (#6 for Lithuania in 2006)

"Monts et merveilles", Louisa Bailechel (#18 for France in 2003)

"Ne brini", Mija Martina (#16 for Bosnia Herzegovina in 2003)

"Never let you go", Mando (#17 for Greece in 2003)

"We've got the World tonight", Mickey Harte (#11 for Ireland in 2003)

"Hello from Mars", F.L.Y. (#24 for Latvia in 2003)

"Weil der Mensch zählt", Alf Poier (#6 for Austria in 2003)

"Words for Love", Lior Narkis (#19 for Israel in 2003)

"Angel", Chiara (#2 for Malta in 2005)

"Every Song Is A Cry For Love", Brian Kennedy (#10 for Ireland in 2006)

"Everything, Anna Vissi (#9 for Greece in 2006)

"Hasta la vista", Olexander (#14 for Ukraine in 2003)

"I Hear Your Heart", Cosmos (#17 for Latvia in 2006)

"If We All Give A Little", Six4One (#16 for Switzerland in 2006)

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