#EurovisionAgain - Eurovision Song Contest 1980 - Full Show youtu.be/BgmmSNUKRGc
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Samira Said in the Netherlands for Eurovision 1980. She represented Morocco with her song "Bitaqat Hub" and is to date the only African entry in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Katja Ebstein - β€œTheater” (Germany) 1980 Eurovision Song Contest youtu.be/RP21evYWHmo
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TIL The syntpop band Telex entered the 1980 Eurovision Song Contest with a song called "Eurovision". It mildly mocked the contest and they hoped to get last but Portugal gave them 10 points. [link in the comments] houbi.com/belpop/groups/t…
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EuroVision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is unironically one of the best movies of the last several years

That's right, it is. It's so full of life, and joy, and acceptance, and energy, and music, and all of the things that... honestly, just feel right, and needed right now. It's silly, and it's stupid but it's also heartfelt, and sincere. The music is catchy (ja ja, ding dong!) yet also sentimental and impactful (Husavik). The performances are so much fun, Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams have natural chemistry, and Pierce Brosnan is one handsome ass older gentleman. Is it perfect as a movie? I don't know, what does that even mean? But for the movie this is trying to be I think it's a slam dunk. If you haven't seen this or have been put off because you think it's just another Will Ferrell movie, give it a shot because yes, it IS that but it's so much more, and Rachel McAdams is phenomenal in it. Shout out to the "Lion Of Love" Dan Stevens for a brilliant performance as well, even though he doesn't sing, he's still fantastic. And the girl from Assassin's Creed Odyssey? Also Excellent!

What a feel good film. I've watched it a few times now, and it just keeps getting better. We need this movie. Bring on a sequel.

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ESKIMO CALLBOY FOR GERMANY - Eurovision Song Contest 2022 youtube.com/watch?v=F8LSn…
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Ver "Chanel – Slo Mo | LIVE | Benidorm Fest 2022 | Eurovision Song Contest" en YouTube youtu.be/2_y4BOd9vDE
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Presentato il logo dell'Eurovision Song Contest 2022 di Torino! The Sound of Beauty
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Elina Born & Stig RΓ€sta -- Goodbye to Yesterday [eurovision, eurovisionsongcontest] Stig RΓ€sta (born 24 February 1980) is an Estonian singer and songwriter who will represent Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 along with Elina Born with the song "Goodbye to Yesterday". /l youtube.com/watch?v=zWACb…
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Presentata in modo piΓΉ organico l'identitΓ  visiva dell'Eurovision Song Contest 2022 eurovision.tv/story/the-s…
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NEVER SEEN BEFORE: ACTUAL TV BROADCAST FOOTAGE OF 1964 EUROVISION SONG CONTEST v.redd.it/tp0kubhl6d581
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Eskimo Callboy just announced their application for the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 with their Song "Pump It"

I'm actually a long time fan of the ESC so seeing this made me extremely excited!
Now I'm curious what your thoughts are about it (as I don't expect too many ESC fans in this sub).

You can watch their announcement here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8LSngVNBw8

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ESKIMO CALLBOY FOR GERMANY - Eurovision Song Contest 2022 youtube.com/watch?v=F8LSn…
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Let's help get metalcore to Eurovision Song Contest 2022

Everyone already got the news that Eskimo Callboy wants to represent Germany in Eurovision 2022, but meanwhile the Czech metalcore outfit Skywalker actually qualified for the national finals! Wouldn't it be sick to see them both (or one of them at the very least)?

Luckily, the voting is international, so the boys need all the help they can get. You can drop a vote once per e-mail address here: https://escz2022.com/

The song is great by the way, check (Czech?) out the music video and live performance.

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i played around with the β€žstarry AIβ€œ app (art made by Artificial Intelligence) and entered the term β€žEurovision Song Contest Stageβ€œ, this is what came out.
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Armenia wins Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021!!!
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The Eurovision Song Contest never fails when it comes to the strange stuff. Here is Norway and their pink flamingos. It's a propper trollfest. youtube.com/watch?v=wtiEB…
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I have 3 minutes of actual TV broadcast footage of the lost 1964 Eurovision Song Contest

This may be the best kept secret I’ve ever had.

So, as many die hard Eurovision fans know, the full television broadcast of the 1964 contest is lost (presumably forever) and there have only been short glimpses of video footage from the contest.

I have spent months contacting each country’s broadcasting companies that aired the contest back in 1964 and asked if they had any footage remaining in their archives. Most of the companies responded with no luck, however a few months ago I was able to purchase a copy of a 3 minute long video of the actual TV broadcast from Finland.

The footage contains Gigliola Cinquetti being presented as the winner, the host introducing the award presenter, a shot of the Grand Prix medal, a shot of the audience, and about a minute and a half of Gigliola singing.

The issue I have is that after contacting Danmark Radio, I am not able to upload the footage to YouTube due to rights issues. This is something I really want the ESC community to see, but I do not know how this can be done.

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Fan Eurovision Song Contest 2008

Hey guys :) My boyfriend and I want to watch old ESC shows. We'll watch the show from 2008 later today and thought it would be fun to do a little fan-vote :) So guys your points please πŸ₯° Just fill in:

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I will add our personal points to yours and post the result if you're interested 😊 Cheers and thanks for your attention πŸ₯°

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Kiara talking about Eurovision Song Contest and KFC Sponsorship youtu.be/Pp8D0fQDXRI
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What ending(s) would be most likely to have a version of Eurovision Song Contest after the 2nd Weltkrieg?

I personally feel like an Entente+Reichspakt victory would be the best result for the ESC being created

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Eskimo Callboy wants to represent Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 with Pump it youtu.be/F8LSngVNBw8
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Countries which won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twice in a row
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πŸ‡²πŸ‡Ή Malta: Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2022 Songs to be Released Tomorrow - Eurovoix eurovoix.com/2022/01/16/m…
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A Fallen Giant: A Brief History of France in the Eurovision Song Contest

Hey guys, this is a repost of a post I made back in December. I recorded it and uploaded it to Youtube as a podcast. If you'd like to listen to it, here it is on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa-Givr5BD0

If you'd prefer to read, here's the text of what's in the video:

It's no secret that France was one of the most successful countries in the early days of the contest. They won five times in the contest's first 22 years, the most of any country at that time. But since their last win in 1977, France has entered a 45 year drought, the second longest of any country in the contest (only Spain, who last won in 1969, has gone longer). Just last year, however, France put up their best finish in years, taking second place with Barbara Pravi's "Voila". Whatever happened to France? Why weren't they able to maintain their Eurovision supremacy? Was 1980 really the turning point that some people think it is? And does France have a win in their future? I don't have the answers to all these questions, but to attempt to give us an idea, we need to look at France's history in the contest.

Eurovision began in 1956, a time when the French language held more sway across Europe and the world than English did. English was only just beginning to establish itself as the new "Lingua Franca". Eurovision also began as a very strict and serious contest. It was an event where people would dress up in suits, sit in rows of seats, and listen to an orchestra. It was seen as a place for refined music. Not surprisingly, the "French Ballad" dominated the early contests. France themselves won the contest three times in six years with the songs "Dors mon amour", "Tom Pilibi", and "Un premier amour", all of which could be described as ballads. Even when France themselves did not win, often another French-speaking country won with a ballad, such as Lys Assia with "Refrain" for Switzerland in 1956 or Jean-Claude Pascal with "Nous les amoureux" for Luxembourg in 1961. Even when another country, such as Netherlands or Italy, won in their own language, it was done in the style of the French ballad.

Most people mark the end of the French ballad's supremacy to be 1965. That was the year that Luxembourg wo

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[OC] The Black Sheep of Europe: A Brief History of Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest youtube.com/watch?v=0a4PV…
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In Eurovision (2020), the opening scene features the characters watching the titular song contest. The scene is set in 1974, over nine years before Iceland, the home country of our protagonists, started to broadcast it live.
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Division of Europe according to the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC)
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Barbara SchΓΆneberger bricht Interview mit Jendrik ab | Eurovision Song Contest 2021 youtu.be/Dn1GL5pHEV0
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In 1974, ABBA famously performed the hit song β€œWaterloo” live at Eurovision and won the contest. What was there any outrage across the French populace to a song celebrating the fall of Napoleon winning a contest intended to promote European unity?

edit: Sorry I botched the title. The question was supposed to be: Was there any outrage across the French populace to a song celebrating the fall of Napoleon winning a contest intended to promote European unity?

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Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is a masterpiece

I just watched the movie for the first time, and am honestly shocked. This movie was an absolute masterpiece and is much better than ratings show. I will say that you can not go into it thinking of it as a comedy, because it is not a comedy. It is a movie with comedic tones. If you watch the move with this mindset, it plays as a charming, heartwarming, and truly masterful work of art.

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Division of Europe according to the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC)
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Junior Eurovision Fantasy Song Contest 2021 GRAND FINAL

Good evening Europe! Welcome to the Grand Final of the Junior Eurovision Fantasy Song Contest 2021, held here in Berlin! We wish everyone the best of luck, and I ask the winner to please PM me after they have seen this.

Good luck!

Viel GlΓΌck!

Link

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I have severe mental illnesses and of all my coping strategies, Eurovision Song Contest is the best one

Eurovision Song Contest is amazing for me and helps me so well. It can really calm me down and when I feel at my lowest, watching ESC is the only thing I can manage doing. Yesterday evening I was feeling really unwell and agitated, but then I put on the Grand Final 2015 and it soothed me. I don't know what it is about ESC, it's pure magic.

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American Song Contest Winner May Attend Eurovision 2022 eurovoix-world.com/2021/1…
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The 2022 Edition of the Junior Eurovision Fantasy Song Contest has found a home! We are excited to welcome you to....

The Galaxie AmnΓ©ville in Metz! We are excited to have you there! Sign ups will open on an undetermined date in the near future. Happy new year!

https://preview.redd.it/d26gvng29r881.png?width=1500&format=png&auto=webp&s=6dc82a10e3f93edf952164af62c1cd692c614df1

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Posts about the upcoming American Song Contest should be taken to r/AmericanSongContest unless it's news from Eurovision.tv and/or Eurovision accounts

r/AmericanSongContest exists for all of your ASC questions, discussions, and info!

Enjoy!

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A stat no one needed: average placement rates at Junior Eurovision Song Contest
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Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021

Hello Armenia! :) Congratulations on winning Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021, you really deserved it :)

Greetings from Poland

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Eurovision Song Contest 1967 - Sandie Shaw - Puppet on a String (WINNER) youtube.com/watch?v=4xnzP…
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[OC] A Brief History of the Parody Entry in the Eurovision Song Contest youtube.com/watch?v=SZkq7…
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Qualification rate of countries in the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Whatever happened to France? Are they poised to break their drought? A Brief History of France in the Eurovision Song Contest

I don't know what inspired me to make this post, but I kept thinking about this today. It's no secret that France was one of the most successful countries in the early days of the contest. They won five times in the contest's first 22 years, the most of any country at that time. But since their last win in 1977, France has entered a 45 year drought, the second longest of any country in the contest (only Spain, who last won in 1969, has gone longer). Just last year, however, France put up their best finish in years, taking second place with Barbara Pravi's "Voila". Whatever happened to France? Why weren't they able to maintain their Eurovision supremacy? Was 1980 really the turning point that some people think it is? And does France have a win in their future? I don't have the answers to all these questions, but to attempt to give us an idea, we need to look at France's history in the contest.

Eurovision began in 1956, a time when the French language held more sway across Europe and the world than English did. English was only just beginning to establish itself as the new "Lingua Franca". Eurovision also began as a very strict and serious contest. It was an event where people would dress up in suits, sit in rows of seats, and listen to an orchestra. It was seen as a place for refined music. Not surprisingly, the "French Ballad" dominated the early contests. France themselves won the contest three times in six years with the songs "Dors mon amour", "Tom Pilibi", and "Un premier amour", all of which could be described as ballads. Even when France themselves did not win, often another French-speaking country won with a ballad, such as Lys Assia with "Refrain" for Switzerland in 1956 or Jean-Claude Pascal with "Nous les amoureux" for Luxembourg in 1961. Even when another country, such as Netherlands or Italy, won in their own language, it was done in the style of the French ballad.

Most people mark the end of the French ballad's supremacy to be 1965. That was the year that Luxembourg won with the song "Poupee de cire, Poupee de son". It was performed by budding superstar France Gall and written by the genius songwriter Serge Gainsb

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Let's help get core to Eurovision Song Contest 2022

Everyone's probably already got the news that the partycore legends Eskimo Callboy want to represent Germany in Eurovision 2022, but meanwhile the Czech post-hardcore/melodic hardcore/metalcore outfit Skywalker actually qualified for the national finals! Wouldn't it be sick to see them both (or one of them at the very least)?

Luckily, the voting is international, so the boys need all the help they can get. You can drop a vote once per e-mail address here: https://escz2022.com/

The song is great by the way, check (Czech?) out the music video and live performance.

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What do you think about Blind Channel’s entry for Eurovision Song Contest 2021?
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