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Concours Eurovision de la chanson 1970
| Date | 21 mars 1970 |
|---|---|
| Présentateur | Willy Dobbe |
| Télédiffuseur hôte | NOS |
| Lieu |
Rai Congrescentrum, Amsterdam Pays-Bas |
| Chanson gagnante |
All Kinds of Everything par Dana  Irlande
|
| Nombre de participants | 12 |
| Désistements |
 Danemark Finlande Norvège Portugal Suède
|
| Aucun point |
 Luxembourg
|
Résultats en finale, le 21 mars 1970
|
Pays |
Artiste |
Chanson |
Langue(s) | Place | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Irlande
|
Dana | All kinds of everything | Anglais | 1 | 32 |
 Royaume-Uni
|
Mary Hopkin | Knock Knock - Who's there? | Anglais | 2 | 26 |
 Allemagne
|
Katja Ebstein | Wunder Gibt Es Immer Wieder | Allemand | 3 | 12 |
 Espagne
|
Julio Iglesias | Gwendolyne | Espagnol | 4 | 8 |
 France
|
Guy Bonnet | Marie Blanche | Français | 4 | 8 |
 Suisse
|
Henri Dès | Retour | Français | 4 | 8 |
|
Pays-Bas
|
Hearts of Soul | Waterman | Néerlandais | 7 | 7 |
 Belgique
|
Jean Vallée | Viens l'oublier | Français | 8 | 5 |
 Italie
|
Gianni Morandi | Occhi di ragazza | Italien | 8 | 5 |
 Monaco
|
Dominique Dussault | Marlène | Français | 8 | 5 |
 Yougoslavie
|
Eva Sršen | Pridi, Dala ti bom cvet | Slovène | 11 | 4 |
|
Luxembourg
|
David Alexandre Winter | Je suis tombé du ciel | Français | 12 | 0 |
Pays qui refusaient de participer
-
Portugal
-
Autriche
-
Suède
-
Finlande
-
Norvège
L'absence de la Suède, Norvège, Finlande, Autriche et Portugal raccourcit l'émission. Deux motifs circulent sur leur absence : un signe de protestation suite au quatre gagnants en 1969, et pour protester sur les régimes de certains pays participants. Le Portugal avait déjà choisi une chanson, lors d'une sélection nationale (Onde vais rio que eu canto par Sergio Borges), mais retira sa participation.
Eurovision 2008 : the results of the second semi final
Ukraine
Croatie
Albanie
Islande
Géorgie
Danemark
Suède
Lettonie
Turquie
Portugal
EUROVISION 2008 Second Semi-Final general rehearsal
Nineteen more countries will be fighting it out tomorrow for ten more places in the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest final. The dress rehearsal has started.
Song 1- Iceland
A great start for the second semi! Friedrik is very correct vocally and energetic, captivating the audience's attention. Regina enters shortly, wearing a little too much makeup maybe, but
besides that she is perfectly good. The song is catchy and sounds like a club hit.
Song 2 - Sweden
Charlotte starts off weaker than expected but picks up speed as the song progresses. She is well coordinated with her backing dancers but really needs to work a bit more on the
act.
Song 5 - Turkey
Turkey looks good on stage today. Vocally perfect and cheerful, Mor ve otesi seem ti be enjoying that. Most of the camera work is focused on
Harun's, the lead singer's, face and the back drop is quite right so as not to distract the eye.
Song 4 - Ukraine
One more hot favourite follows, Ani Lorak. Not quite on tune at first but that changes pretty soon and Ani gives an excellent
performance. The show is breathtaking with her and her backing dancers in perfect synch and excellent use of the props they have brought with them to Belgrade.
Song 5 - Lithuania
Change of pace now,as Jeronimas Milius takes the stage. He starts off well, on tune but seems to be losing it a couple of times in the course. Standing all alone
on the dark blue background, in his pirate outfit, Jeronimas improves his performance, concluding perfectly the song.
Song 6 - Albania
Olta Boka sounds vocally correct but weaker than in the Albanian final. Dressed soberly in a dark suit with her long hair down she performs her song with a lot
of correct camera interaction. Somehow the emotions that the song usually evokes are not there today.
Song 7 - Switzerland
Another fan favourite enters stage, Paolo Meneguzzi. Dressed all in black, his hair around his face, he seems to be a bit off tune during the first part of the
song, and later as well. But he manages to give a good ending to the song and gets an enthusiastic response by the fans.
Song 8 - Czech Republic
The Czech ensemble looks great on stage. Tereza is lively and energetic but not always on tune. One other problem is the male backing vocals that are way to loud, creating a sense of noise
you can't really know where it comes from.
Song 9 - Belarus
One more energetic performance by Ruslan Alehno but he really needs to try to maintain consistency as he tends to get out of tune often. The show works well, with the metal balls and the
dancers.
Song 10 - Latvia
Latvia is fun and different. Aleksandra's vocals are greatly improved with a little help of the rest of the band and the Latvian crew is doing a good job. Well positioned in a circle the get
excellent camera shots and this song is bound to have the Arena jumping up and down in sync.
Song 11 - Croatia
One of the different songs of the contest this year. A charming performance by the Croats, but the camera is mostly focused on the pretty lady dancer, who dressed in red twirls and twirls all
over the stage until she finally stops to play music out of bottles, filled with a red liquid matching her dress.
Song 12 - Bulgaria
The Bulgarians make excellent use of the long intro with excellent break dancing and DJ Balthazar and DJ Dian playing the guitar, or not? actually this is a prototype portable turntable, in
the shape of a guitar which allows them freedom of movement. Joanna, the lead singer is looking sexier than ever in a hot red dress and she is holding a feather fan. A fun performance from
the Bulgarian DJs
Song 13 - Denmark
Simon is having fun on stage and it is contagious. He is perfect vocally all through the song, happy and energetic. He plays well with the microphone, the microphone stand, the camera and the
audience.
Song 14 - Georgia
Diana is vocally perfect all throughout the song. She starts off dressed in black and ends up in white framed by her backing singers .
Song 15 - Hungary
Another flawless performance by Csezy from Hungary. The artist looks classy and elegant and manages to capture the camera and convey the essence of the song to the audience.
Song 16 - Malta
From romantic Hungary, to dynamic Malta and Russian Vodka. Morena is an energy bomb but she makes hardly any eye contact with the camera in most of the song making it look she is singing for
the audience in the arena and not the TV one.
Song 17 - Cyprus
Evdokia has come a long way since the Cypriot final becoming more confident. The Cypriot song is certainly unique in style and the cabaret show works quite well. Two things though, Evdokia's
vocals are not consistent all through the song and the backing vocalists are out of tune many times.
Song 18 - FYR Macedonia
Lively and entertaining show from Tamara, Andre and Vrcak. Vocally correct and well coordinated.
Song 19 - Portugal
A great ending this will be for the second semi final as Vania's performance can bring tears to the eyes. She is vocally perfect as are her backing singers. One thing that struck us is that
although Vania is a sweet person, she comes across rather wild with the sober colours and heavy make up. Also the wind machine is maybe a little too high.
Eurovision Song Contest 2008 Semi-Final (2)
01. Islande - Euroband - Fullkomio lif/This is my life
02. Suède - Charlotte Perrelli - Hero
03. Turquie - Mor ve Ötesi - Deli
04. Ukraine - Ani Lorak - Shady Lady
05. Lituanie - Jeronimas Milius - Nomads in the night
06. Albanie - Olta Boka - Zemren e lame peng
07. Suisse - Paolo Meneguzzi - Era Stupendo
08. République tchèque - Tereza Kerndlova - Have some fun
09. Biélorussie/Bélarus - Ruslan Alehno - Hasta la vista
10. Lettonie - Pirates of the sea - Wolves of the sea
11. Croatie - Kraljevi Ulice & 75 Cents - Romanca
12. Bulgarie - Deep Zone & Balthazar - DJ Take Me Away !
13. Danemark - Simon Mathew - All night long
14. Géorgie - Diana Gurtskaya - Peace will come
15. Hongrie - Csézy - Szívverés
16. Malte - Morena - Vodka
17. Chypre - Evdokia Kadi - Femme Fatale
18. ARYMacédoine - Tamara ft Vrcak & Adrijan - Vo ime na ljubovta
19. Portugal - Vania Fernandes - Senhora Do Mar
Mon top 5 dans le désordre : Biélorussie, Hongrie, Suède, Portugal , République Tchèque
Concours Eurovision de la chanson 1969
| Date | 29 mars 1969 |
|---|---|
| Présentatrice | Laurita Valenzuela |
| Télédiffuseur hôte | TVE |
| Lieu |
Teatro Real, Madrid Espagne |
| Chansons gagnantes |
Un jour, un enfant par Frida Boccara FranceDe Troubadour par Lenny Kuhr Pays-BasVivo cantando par Salomé EspagneBoom Bang-a-Bang par Lulu Royaume-Uni
|
| Nombre de participants | 16 |
| Désistement |
 Autriche
|
Résultats en Finale, le 29 mars 1969
|
Pays |
Artiste |
Chanson |
Langue(s) | Place | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Espagne
|
Salomé | Vivo cantando | Espagnol | 1 | 18 |
|
France
|
Frida Boccara | Un jour, un enfant | Français | 1 | 18 |
|
Pays-Bas
|
Lenny Kuhr | De troubadour | Néerlandais | 1 | 18 |
|
Royaume-Uni
|
Lulu | Boom bang-a-bang | Anglais | 1 | 18 |
|
Suisse
|
Paola del Medico | Bonjour, bonjour | Allemand | 5 | 13 |
|
Monaco
|
Jean-Jacques | Maman, Maman | Français | 6 | 11 |
|
Belgique
|
Louis Neefs | Jennifer Jennings | Flamand | 7 | 10 |
|
Irlande
|
Muriel Day & Lindsays | The wages of love | Anglais | 7 | 10 |
|
Allemagne
|
Siw Malmkvist | Primaballerina | Allemand | 9 | 8 |
|
Suède
|
Tommy Körberg | Judy, min vän | Suédois | 9 | 8 |
|
Luxembourg
|
Romuald | Catherine | Français | 11 | 7 |
|
Finlande
|
Jarkko & Laura | Kuin silloin ennen | Finnois | 12 | 6 |
|
Yougoslavie
|
Ivan & 3M | Pozdrav svijetu | Croate | 13 | 5 |
|
Italie
|
Iva Zanicchi | Due grosse lacrime bianche | Italien | 13 | 5 |
|
Portugal
|
Simone de Oliveira | Desfolhada portuguesa | Portugais | 15 | 4 |
|
Norvège
|
Kirsti Sparbø | Oj, oj, oj, så glad jeg skal bli | Norvégien | 16 | 1 |
La plus belle chanson de cet eurovion 1969
Frida Boccara : "Un Jour Un Enfant"
First Semi-Final 2008 : Eurovision Song Contest
EXCLUSIVE: Reactions after performance !
