List of all-time Eurovision winners (all years)

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-09 12:01

Eurovision is a contest known all over the world. It is the brightest event in the spring. Participating countries begin preparations for it well in advance: some organize competitions among performers within their country, others are guided by the popularity of artists.

The choice of some participants is sometimes frightening, and sometimes makes you fall into depression, in anticipation, in the opinion of many, of the collapse of morality on Earth. For example, in 2014 the list of Eurovision winners was replenished with the name of Conchita Wurst…

Eurovision yesterday, today, tomorrow. Contest Transformation

In the first year of its existence, Eurovision had a unifying and entertaining character. Tired of wartime, people wanted to take a break from the vanity of everyday life.

Now Eurovision is a rather outrageous contest, which is often accused of bias, politicization, and sometimes of immorality. However, despite the change in direction, Eurovision from year to yeargetting brighter and better. It is important to note that the competition has outgrown the previously designated framework - singing competitions among representatives of the adult contingent. This is evidenced by the list of Eurovision winners throughout history.

Since 2003, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest has been held. It is an analogue of an adult with the only difference: the age limit is up to 15 years. The list of winners of the Junior Eurovision has already included 12 names. Its main difference from its adult counterpart is the presence of an annually changing slogan (the only year in which it was absent was 2010).

Eurovision winners of all years. List of the first 10 years of existence

In 2016, the Eurovision Song Contest turns 60 years old, so it will not be superfluous to at least briefly trace its history. First of all, the winners of the Eurovision Song Contest of all years should be inscribed in his chronicle. The list will include the nominees who took the Grand Prix:

• 1956th. Country in which the competition was held: Switzerland, the city of Lugano. Winner: Lis Assia. Composition: Refrain. Winning country: Switzerland.
• 1957th. Country in which the competition was held: Germany, the city of Frankfurt am Main. Winner: Corrie Brocken. Composition: Net Als Toen. Country: Netherlands.
• 1958th. Venue: The Netherlands, Hilversum. Winner: André Clavet Composition: Dors Mon Amour. France.
• 1959th. France, city of Cannes. Winner: Teddy Scholten. Composition: Een Beetje. Country: Netherlands.
• 1960th. Venue: UK. Winner: Jacqueline Boyer Composition: Tom Pillibi. France.
• 1961st. France, city of Cannes. Winner: Jean-Claude Pascal. Composition: Nous les amoureux. Country: Luxembourg.
• 1962nd. Venue: Luxembourg. Winner: Isabelle Aubre. Composition: Un premier amour. France.
• 1963rd. Great Britain. Winner: Greta and Jürgen Ingmann. Composition: Dansevise. Country: Denmark.
• 1964th. Venue: Denmark, Copenhagen. Winner: Gigliola Cinquetti. Composition: Non ho l'eta. Italy.
• 1965th. Italy, city of Naples. Winner: France Gall with Poupée de cire, poupée de son. Country: Luxembourg.

The second decade of the existence of "Eurovision". Winners

• 1966th. Venue: Luxembourg. Winner: Udo Jurgens. Composition: Merci Cheri. Country: Austria.
• 1967th. Austria, city of Vienna. Winner: Sandy Shaw. Composition: Puppet On A String. Country: UK.

• 1968th. Venue: UK, London. Winner: Massiel. Composition: La La La. Spain.

• 1969th. Venue: Spain, city of Madrid. For the first time in the history of Eurovision, the Grand Prix was awarded to four nominees at once:

  - Performer: Lenny Kuhr. Composition: De troubadour. Country: Netherlands.

  - Artist: Frida Boccara. Composition: Un Jour, Un Enfant. Country: France.

  - Artist: Lulu. Composition: Boom bang a bang. Country: United Kingdom.- Artist: Salome (Maria Rosa Marco). Composition:vivo cantando. Country: Spain.

• 1970th. The Netherlands, the city of Amsterdam (determined by lottery). Winner: Dana Composition: All kinds of everything. Country: Ireland.
• 1971st. Venue: Ireland, Dublin. Winner: Severin Composition: Un banc, un arbre, une rue. Monaco.
• 1972nd. Scotland, city of Edinburgh. Winner: Vicki Leandros. Composition: Apres toi. Country: Luxembourg.
• 1973rd. Venue: Luxembourg. Winner: Anna-Maria David. Composition: Tu te reconnaitras. Luxembourg.
• 1974th. UK, city of Brighton. Winner: Abba group. Composition: Waterloo. Country: Sweden.
• 1975th. Venue: Sweden, Stockholm city. Winner: Teach-In Group. Composition: Ding-A-Dong. Netherlands.

Third decade of Eurovision's existence

• 1976th. Venue: The Netherlands, The Hague. Winner: Brotherhood Of Men with Save Your Kisses For Me. Country: UK.
• 1977th. Great Britain, London. Winner: Marie Miriam. Composition: L'oiseau et l'enfant. Country: France.
• 1978th . Venue: France, Paris. Winner: Izrah Cohen and Alphabeta Group. Composition: A-Ba-Ni-Bi. Israel.
• 1979th. Israel, city of Jerusalem. Winner: Gali Atari and Milk & Honey. Composition: Hallelujah. Country: Israel.
• 1980s. Venue: The Netherlands, The Hague. Winner: Johnny Logan. Composition: What's Another Year. Ireland.
• 1981st. Ireland, city of Dublin. Winner: The Bucksfizz. Song: Making Your Mind Up Country: UK.
• 1982nd. Venue: UK, city of Harrogate. Winner: Nicole and her melodic Ein Bißchen Frieden. FRG
• 1983rd. Germany, city of Munich. Winner: Corinne Erme. Composition: Si la vie est cadeau. Country: Luxembourg.
• 1984th. Venue: Luxembourg. Winner: Herrey's. Composition: Diggi-Loo, Diggi-Lee. Sweden.
• 1985th. Sweden, city of Gothenburg. Winner: Bobbysocks for La det swinge. Country: Norway. Broadcasting of the air occurs solely thanks to satellites.

The fourth decade of Eurovision's existence

• 1986th. Venue: Norway, Bergen. Sandra Kim won with J'Aime La Vie. Country: Belgium.
• 1987th. Belgium, city of Brussels. Johnny Logan joined the list of Eurovision winners for the second time with Hold Me Now. Country: Ireland.

• 1988th. Venue: Ireland, Dublin. Celine Dion won with Ne partez pas sans moi. Switzerland.
• 1989th. Switzerland, city of Lausanne. Winner: Riva Composition: Rock me. Country: Yugoslavia.
• 1990th. Venue: Yugoslavia, city of Zagreb. Winner: Toto Cutugno. Composition: Insieme: 1992. Country: Italy.
• 1991st. Venue: Italy, Rome. Winner: Karola Composition: Fangad av en stormvind. Country: Sweden.
• 1992. Venue: Sweden, Malmö. Winner: Linda Martin. Song JohnnyLogan: Why me? (Ireland).
• 1993rd. Ireland, city of Millstreet. Winner: Niamh Kavanagh. Composition: In your eyes. Country: Ireland.
• 1994th. Venue: Ireland, Dublin. Winner: Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan. Composition: Rock'n roll kids. Ireland.
• 1995th. Ireland, Dublin. Grand Prix: Secret Garden group. Song: Nocturne.

Fifth decade of Eurovision

• 1996th. Venue: Norway, Oslo. Grand Prix: Ymer Quinn. Song: The Voice Country: Ireland.
• 1997th. Ireland, Dublin. Grand Prix: Katrina and The Waves. Song: Love shine a light. Country: UK.
• 1998th. Venue: UK, Birmingham. Grand Prix: Dana International. Song: Diva Israel.
• 1999th. Israel, Jerusalem. Grand Prix: Charlotte Neilson. Song: Take me to your heaven. Country: Sweden.
• 2000th. Venue: Sweden, Stockholm. Grand Prix: Olsen brothers. Song: Fly on the wings of love. Denmark.

• 2001st. Denmark, Copenhagen. Grand Prix: Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL. Composition: Everyone. Country: Estonia.
• 2002nd. Venue: Estonia, Tallinn. Grand Prix: Marie N. Song: I wanna. Latvia.
• 2003rd. Latvia, Riga. Grand Prix: Sertab Erner. Composition: Every Way That I Can. Country: Turkey.
• 2004th. Venue: Turkey, Istanbul city. Grand Prix: Ruslana. Composition: Wild Dances. Ukraine
• 2005th. Ukraine, Kyiv. Winner: Helena Paparizou. Composition: My Number One. Country: Greece.

The sixth decade of the Eurovision Song Contest

2006th. Venue: Greece, Athens. Grand Prix: rock band Lordi. Hard Rock Hallelujah. Country: Finland

• 2007th. Finland, Helsinki. Winner: Maria Sherifimovich. Song: "Prayer" Country: Serbia.
• 2008th. Venue: Serbia, Belgrade. Winner: Dima Bilan. Composition: Believe. Russia.

• 2009th. Russia capital Moscow. Winner: Alexander Rybak. Composition: Fairytale. Country: Norway.
• 2010th. Venue: Norway. Winner of the 55th Music Competition: Lena Mayer-Landrutt. Song: Satellite Germany.

• 2011. Venue: Düsseldorf, Germany. Winner: Ell & Nikki. Composition: Running Scared. Azerbaijan.
• 2012th. Where passed: Azerbaijan, Baku. Winner: Lauren. Composition: Euphoria. Country: Sweden. The list of winners of the first semi-final of Eurovision was topped by an interesting group from Russia "Buranovskiye Babushki" with the song Party for Everybody.
• 2013th. Venue: Sweden, Malmö. The list of Eurovision winners has been expanded by Emmy de Forest. Song: Only Teardrops Denmark.
• 2014th. Location: Denmark. Winner: Conchita Wurst. Composition: Rise Like A Phoenix. Austria.

2015th. The country in whichthe 60th Anniversary International Competition is held: Austria. Winner: Mons Zelmerlev. Composition: Heroes. Country: Sweden

Ireland is the country with the record number of victories

Researchers of the contest note that Ireland is more often on the list of Eurovision winners. The country has already hosted performers on its territory 7 times.

• 1970th. The victory went to the Irish singer Dana, who performed the song All kinds of everything. It was the first, but not the last, to win the Irish Singers Grand Prix at the Eurovision Song Contest.
• 1980s. Johnny Logan wins with What's Another Year.
• 1987th. The victory went to Johnny Logan, who performed the song Hold Me Now. Johnny became the first person to complete the list of Eurovision winners twice. Few have ever been honored with this honor.
• 1992nd. The victory went to the performer Linda Martin, who performed with the composition of Johnny Logan "Why me?". In addition to Linda's victory, Ireland became the first country to have an artist who won the Eurovision Grand Prix three times.
• 1993rd. Niamh Kavan won the Grand Prix with the song In your eyes.
• 1994 was a significant year for Ireland. Thanks to Paul Harrington and Charlie McGattigan with the song Rock'n roll kids, Ireland hosted Eurovision contestants for three years in a row.
• 1996 is the seventh and so far the last time Ireland and its nominees took the Grand Prix at Eurovision. The record was set by Imen Quinn, who performed The voice.