Eurovision, list of winners

Eurovision logos in vector Eurovision 1956 Switzerland, Lugano - contest #1,
winner: Lys Assia (Switzerland), Refrain,

1957 Germany, Frankfurt - contest #2,
winner: Corry Brokken (Netherlands), Net Als Toen,

1958 Netherlands, Hilversum - contest #3,
winner: André Claveau (France), Dors mon amour,

1959 France, Cannes - contest #4,
winner: Teddy Scholten (Netherlands), Een beetje,

1960 United Kingdom, London - contest #5,
winner: Jacqueline Boyer (France), Tom Pillibi,

1961 France, Cannes - contest #6,
winner: Jean-Claude Pascal (Luxembourg), Nous les amoureux,

1962 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - contest #7,
winner: Isabelle Aubret (France), Un premier amour,

1963 United Kingdom, London - contest #8,
winner: Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann (Denmark), Dansevise,

1964 Netherlands, Copenhagen - contest #9,
winner: Gigliola Cinquetti (Italy), Non ho l’eta per amarti,

1965 Italy, Napoli - contest #10,
winner: France Gall (Luxembourg), Poupée de cire,poupée de son,

1966 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - contest #11,
winner: Udo Jürgens (Austria), Merci Chérie,

1967 Austria, Vienna - contest #12,
winner: Sandie Shaw (United Kingdom), Puppet On a String,

1968 United Kingdom, London - contest #13,
winner: Massiel (Spain), La, la, la…,

1969 Spain, Madrid - contest #14,
winner: Salomé (Spain), Vivo cantando,

Lulu (United Kingdom), Boom Bang-a-Bang,

Lenny Kuhr (Netherlands), De troubadour,

Frida Boccara (France), Un jour, un enfant,

1970 Netherlands, Amsterdam - contest #15,
winner: Dana (Ireland), All Kinds of Everything,

1971 Ireland, Dublin - contest #16,
winner: Séverine (Monaco), Un banc, un arbre, une rue,

1972 United Kingdom, Edinburgh - contest #17,
winner: Vicky Leandros (Luxembourg), Après toi,

1973 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - contest #18,
winner: Anne-Marie David (Luxembourg), Tu te reconnaîtras,

1974 United Kingdom, Brighton and Hove - contest #19,
winner: ABBA (Sweden), Waterloo,

1975 Sweden, Stockholm - contest #20,
winner: Teach-In (Netherlands), Ding-a-dong,

1976 Netherlands, Hague - contest #21,
winner: Brotherhood of Man (United Kingdom), Save Your Kisses for Me,

1977 United Kingdom, London - contest #22,
winner: Marie Myriam (France), L’oiseau et l’enfant,

1978 France, Paris - contest #23,
winner: Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta (Israel), A-ba’ni-bi,

1979 Israel, Jerusalem - contest #24,
winner: Milk and Honey (Israel), Hallelujah,

1980 Netherlands, Hague - contest #25,
winner: Johnny Logan (Ireland), What’s Another Year,

1981 Ireland, Dublin - contest #26,
winner: Bucks Fizz (United Kingdom), Making Your Mind Up,

1982 United Kingdom, Harrogate - contest #27,
winner: Nicole (Germany), Ein bisschen Frieden,

1983 Germany, Munich - contest #28,
winner: Corinne Hermès (Luxembourg), Si la vie est cadeau,

1984 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - contest #29,
winner: Herreys (Sweden), Diggi-loo-diggi-ley,

1985 Sweden, Göteborg - contest #30,
winner: Bobbysocks! (Norway), La det swinge,

1986 Norway, Bergen - contest #31,
winner: Sandra Kim (Belgium), J’aime la vie,

1987 Belgium, Brussels - contest #32,
winner: Johnny Logan (Ireland), Hold Me Now,

1988 Ireland, Dublin - contest #33,
winner: Céline Dion (Switzerland), Ne partez pas sans moi,

1989 Switzerland, Lausanne - contest #34,
winner: Riva (Yugoslavia), Rock Me,

1990 Croatia, Zagreb - contest #35,
winner: Toto Cutugno (Italy), Insieme 1992,

1991 Italy, Rome - contest #36,
winner: Carola (Sweden), Fangad av en stormvind,

1992 Sweden, Malmö - contest #37,
winner: Linda Martin (Ireland), Why Me,

1993 Ireland, Millstream - contest #38,
winner: Niamh Kavanagh (Ireland), In Your Eyes,

1994 Ireland, Dublin - contest #39,
winner: Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan (Ireland), Rock’n Roll Kids,

1995 Ireland, Dublin - contest #40,
winner: Secret Garden (Norway), Nocturne,

1996 Norway, Oslo - contest #41,
winner: Eimear Quinn (Ireland), The Voice,

1997 Ireland, Dublin - contest #42,
winner: Katrina and the Waves (United Kingdom), Love Shine a Light,

1998 United Kingdom, Birmingham - contest #43,
winner: Dana International (Israel), Diva,

1999 Israel, Jerusalem - contest #44,
winner: Charlotte Nilsson (Sweden), Take Me to Your Heaven,

2000 Sweden, Stockholm - contest #45,
winner: Olsen Brothers (Denmark), Fly on the Wings of Love,

2001 Denmark, Copenhagen - contest #46,
winner: Tanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL (Estonia), Everybody,

2002 Estonia, Tallinn - contest #47,
slogan: A Modern Fairytale
winner: Marie N (Latvia), I Wanna,

2003 Latvia, Riga - contest #48,
slogan: A Magical Rendez-vous
winner: Sertab Erener (Turkey), Everyway That I Can,

2004 Turkey, İstanbul - contest #49,
slogan: Under the Same Sky
winner: Ruslana (Ukraine), Wild Dances,

2005 Ukraine, Kiev - contest #50,
slogan: Awakening
winner: Helena Paparizou (Greece), My Number One,

2006 Greece, Athens - contest #51,
slogan: Feel the Rhythm
winner: Lordi (Finland), Hard Rock Hallelujah,

2007 Finland, Helsinki - contest #52,
slogan: True Fantasy
winner: Marija Šerifović (Serbia), Molitva,

2008 Serbia, Belgrade - contest #53,
slogan: Confluence of Sound
winner: Dima Bilan (Russia), Believe,

2009 Russia, Moscow - contest #54,
winner: Alexander Rybak (Norway), Fairytale,

2010 Norway, Oslo - contest #55,
slogan: Share the Moment
winner: Lena (Germany), Satellite,

2011 Germany, Düsseldorf - contest #56,
slogan: Feel Your Heart Beat!
winner: Ell and Nikki (Azerbaijan), Running Scared,

2012 Azerbaijan, Baku - contest #57,
slogan: Light Your Fire!
winner: Loreen (Sweden), Euphoria,

2013 Sweden, Malmö - contest #58,
slogan: We Are One
winner: Emmelie de Forest (Denmark), Only Teardrops,

2014 Denmark, Copenhagen - contest #59,
slogan: #JoinUs
winner: Conchita Wurst (Austria), Rise Like a Phoenix,

2015 Austria, Vienna - contest #60,
slogan: Building Bridges
winner: Måns Zelmerlöw (Sweden), Heroes,

2016 Sweden, Stockholm - contest #61,
slogan: Come Together
winner: Jamala (Ukraine), 1944,

2017 Ukraine, Kiev - contest #62,
slogan: Celebrate Diversity
winner: Salvador Sobral (Portugal), Amar pelos dois,

2018 Portugal, Lisbon - contest #63,
slogan: All Aboard!
winner: Netta (Israel), Toy,

2019 Israel, Tel Aviv - contest #64,
slogan: Dare to Dream
winner: Duncan Laurence (Netherlands), Arcade,

2020 Pandemic

2021 Netherlands, Rotterdam - contest #65,
slogan: Open Up
winner: Måneskin (Italy), Zitti E Buoni,

2022 Italy, Turin - contest #66,
slogan: The Sound of Beauty
winner: Kalush Orchestra (United Kingdom), Stefania,

2023 United Kingdom, Liverpool - contest #67,
slogan: United by Music
winner: Loreen (Sweden), Tattoo,

2024 Sweden, Malmö - contest #68,

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