Elenco dei vincitori nell’Eurovision Song Contest winners

Lys Assia, the first Eurovision winner, andDima Bilan, winner in 2008

Fifty-nine songs have won the Eurovision Song Contest, an annual competition organised by member countries of the European Broadcasting Union. The Contest, which has been broadcast every year since its debut in 1956, is one of the longest-running television programmes in the world. The Contest’s winner has been determined using numerous voting techniques throughout its history; centre to these have been the awarding of points to countries by juries or televoters. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.^[1] The first Eurovision Song Contest was not won on points, but by votes (two per country), and only the winner was announced.^[2]

There have been 56 Contests, with one winner each year except the tied 1969 Contest, which had four. Twenty-six different countries have won the contest. Switzerland won the Contest on their debut—the first Contest, in 1956. The country with the highest number of wins is Ireland, with seven. Portugal is the country with the longest history in the Contest without a win; it made its forty-fifth appearance at the 2011 Contest. The only person to have won more than once as performer is Ireland’s Johnny Logan, who performed “What’s Another Year” in 1980 and “Hold Me Now” in 1987. Logan is also one of only five songwriters to have written more than one winning entry (“Hold Me Now” 1987 and “Why Me?” 1992, performed by Linda Martin).^[3] This unique distinction makes Logan the only person to have three Eurovision victories to his/her credit, as either singer, songwriter or both. The other four songwriters with more than one winning entry to their credit are, Willy van Hemert (Netherlands, 1957 and 1959), Yves Dessca (Monaco, 1971 and Luxembourg, 1972), Rolf Løvland (Norway, 1985 and 1995) and Brendan Graham (Ireland, 1994 and 1996).

Winning the Eurovision Song Contest provides a unique opportunity for the winning artist(s) to capitalise on their success and surrounding publicity by launching or furthering their international career. However, throughout the history of the Contest relatively few names have gone on to be huge international stars. The most notable winning Eurovision artists whose career was directly launched into the spotlight following their win were ABBA, who won the Contest for Sweden in 1974 with their song “Waterloo”. ABBA went on to be one of the most successful bands of their time.^[4] Another notable winner who subsequently achieved international fame and success was Celine Dion, who won the Contest for Switzerland in 1988 with the song “Ne partez pas sans moi”.

Nella lista dei vincitori dell’Eurovision Song Contest si trovano i nomi dei 67 cantanti che hanno almeno una volta vinto una delle edizioni della manifestazione musicale europea più longeva al mondo:

Vincitori – Albo d’oro:

Year	Country	Song	Performer	Writers	Points	Margin	Total	Percent	Second place	Date	Host city
1956	Switzerland	“Refrain”	Lys Assia	Géo Voumard, Émile Gardaz	N/A^{[N 1]}	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	24 May 1956	Lugano
1957	Netherlands	“Net als toen”	Corry Brokken	Guus Jansen, Willy van Hemert	31	14	100	31.00%	France	3 March 1957	Frankfurt am Main
1958	France	“Dors, mon amour”	André Claveau†	Pierre Delanoë, Hubert Giraud	27	3	100	27.00%	Switzerland	12 March 1958	Hilversum
1959	Netherlands	“Een beetje”	Teddy Scholten†	Dick Schallies, Willy van Hemert	21	5	110	19.09%	United Kingdom	11 March 1959	Cannes
1960	France	“Tom Pillibi”	Jacqueline Boyer	André Popp, Pierre Cour	32	7	130	24.62%	United Kingdom	29 March 1960	London
1961	Luxembourg	“Nous les amoureux”	Jean-Claude Pascal†	Jacques Datin, Maurice Vidalin	31	6	161	19.25%	United Kingdom	18 March 1961	Cannes
1962	France	“Un premier amour”	Isabelle Aubret	Claude-Henri Vic, Roland Stephane Valade	26	13	94	27.66%	Monaco	18 March 1962	Luxembourg
1963	Denmark	“Dansevise”	Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann	Otto Francker, Sejr Volmer-Sørensen	42	2	240	17.50%	Switzerland	23 March 1963	London
1964	Italy	“Non ho l’età”	Gigliola Cinquetti	Nicola Salerno, Mario Pinzeri	49	32	144	34.03%	United Kingdom	21 March 1964	Copenhagen
1965	Luxembourg	“Poupée de cire, poupée de son”	France Gall	Serge Gainsbourg	32	6	162	19.75%	United Kingdom	20 March 1965	Naples
1966	Austria	“Merci Chérie”	Udo Jürgens	Udo Jürgens, Thomas Hörbiger	31	15	162	19.16%	Sweden	5 March 1966	Luxembourg
1967	United Kingdom	“Puppet on a String”	Sandie Shaw	Bill Martin, Phil Coulter	47	25	170	27.65%	Ireland	8 April 1967	Vienna
1968	Spain	“La, la, la”	Massiel	Manuel de la Calva, Ramón Arcusa	29	1	170	17.06%	United Kingdom	6 April 1968	London
1969^[5]	Spain	“Vivo cantando”	Salomé	Maria José de Cerato, Aniano Alcalde	18	N/A	160	11.25%	N/A	29 March 1969	Madrid
	United Kingdom	“Boom Bang-a-Bang”	Lulu	Alan Moorhouse, Peter Warne
	Netherlands	“De troubadour”	Lenny Kuhr	Lenny Kuhr, David Hartsema
	France	“Un jour, un enfant”	Frida Boccara†	Émile Stern, Eddy Marnay
1970	Ireland	“All Kinds of Everything”	Dana	Derry Lindsay, Jackie Smith	32	6	108	29.63%	United Kingdom	21 March 1970	Amsterdam
1971	Monaco	“Un banc, un arbre, une rue”	Séverine	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Yves Dessca	128	12	1,498	8.54%	Spain	3 April 1971	Dublin
1972	Luxembourg	“Après toi”	Vicky Leandros	Mario Panas, Klaus Munro, Yves Dessca	128	14	1,542	8.30%	United Kingdom	25 March 1972	Edinburgh
1973	Luxembourg	“Tu te reconnaîtras”	Anne-Marie David	Claude Morgan, Vline Buggy	129	4	1,490	8.66%	Spain	7 April 1973	Luxembourg
1974	Sweden	“Waterloo”	ABBA	Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson	24	6	170	14.12%	Italy	6 April 1974	Brighton
1975	Netherlands	“Ding-A-Dong”	Teach-In	Dick Bakker, Eddy Ouwens, Will Luikinga	152	14	1,102	13.79%	United Kingdom	22 March 1975	Stockholm
1976	United Kingdom	“Save Your Kisses for Me”	Brotherhood of Man	Tony Hiller, Lee Sheriden, Martin Lee	164	17	1,044	15.71%	France	3 April 1976	The Hague
1977	France	“L’oiseau et l’enfant”	Marie Myriam	Jean-Paul Cara, Joe Gracy	136	15	1,044	13.03%	United Kingdom	7 May 1977	London
1978	Israel	“A-Ba-Ni-Bi”	Izhar Cohen and theAlphabeta	Nurit Hirsh, Ehud Manor	157	32	1,160	13.53%	Belgium	22 April 1978	Paris
1979	Israel	“Hallelujah”	Gali Atari and Milk and Honey	Kobi Oshrat, Shimrit Orr	125	9	1,102	11.34%	Spain	31 March 1979	Jerusalem
1980	Ireland	“What’s Another Year?”	Johnny Logan	Shay Healy	143	15	1,102	12.98%	Germany	19 April 1980	The Hague
1981	United Kingdom	“Making Your Mind Up”	Bucks Fizz	John Danter, Andy Hill	136	4	1,160	11.72%	Germany	4 April 1981	Dublin
1982	Germany	“Ein bißchen Frieden”	Nicole	Ralph Siegel, Bernd Meinunger	161	61	1,044	15.42%	Israel	24 April 1982	Harrogate
1983	Luxembourg	“Si la vie est cadeau”	Corinne Hermès	Jean-Pierre Millers, Alain Garcia	142	6	1,160	12.24%	Israel	23 April 1983	Munich
1984	Sweden	“Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley”	Herreys	Torgny Söderberg, Britt Lindeborg	145	8	1,102	13.16%	Ireland	5 May 1984	Luxembourg
1985	Norway	“La det swinge”	Bobbysocks	Rolf Løvland	123	18	1,102	11.16%	Germany	4 May 1985	Gothenburg
1986	Belgium	“J’aime la vie”	Sandra Kim	Jean-Paul Furnémont, Angelo Crisci, Rosario Marino Atria	176	36	1,160	15.17%	Switzerland	3 May 1986	Bergen
1987	Ireland	“Hold Me Now”	Johnny Logan	Johnny Logan	172	31	1,276	13.48%	Germany	9 May 1987	Brussels
1988	Switzerland	“Ne partez pas sans moi”	Celine Dion	Atilla Şereftuğ, Nella Martinetti	137	1	1,218	11.25%	United Kingdom	30 April 1988	Dublin
1989	Yugoslavia	“Rock Me”	Riva	Rajko Dujmić, Stevo Cvikić	137	7	1,276	10.74%	United Kingdom	6 May 1989	Lausanne
1990	Italy	“Insieme: 1992”	Toto Cutugno	Toto Cutugno	149	17	1,276	11.68%	Ireland France^{[N 2]}	5 May 1990	Zagreb
1991	Sweden	“Fångad av en stormvind”	Carola	Stephan Berg	146	0^{[N 3]}	1,276	11.44%	France	4 May 1991	Rome
1992	Ireland	“Why Me”	Linda Martin	Johnny Logan	155	16	1,334	11.62%	United Kingdom	9 May 1992	Malmö
1993	Ireland	“In Your Eyes”	Niamh Kavanagh	Jimmy Walsh	187	23	1,450	12.90%	United Kingdom	15 May 1993	Millstreet
1994	Ireland	“Rock ‘n’ Roll Kids”	Paul Harrington andCharlie McGettigan	Brendan J. Graham	226	60	1,450	15.59%	Poland	30 April 1994	Dublin
1995	Norway	“Nocturne”	Secret Garden	Rolf Løvland, Petter Skavland	148	29	1,334	11.10%	Spain	13 May 1995	Dublin
1996	Ireland	“The Voice”	Eimear Quinn	Brendan J. Graham	162	48	1,334	12.14%	Norway	18 May 1996	Oslo
1997	United Kingdom	“Love Shine a Light”	Katrina and the Waves	Kimberley Rew	227	70	1,450	15.66%	Ireland	3 May 1997	Dublin
1998	Israel	“Diva”	Dana International	Zvika Pik, Yoav Ginai	172	6	1,450	11.86%	United Kingdom	9 May 1998	Birmingham
1999	Sweden	“Take Me to Your Heaven”	Charlotte Nilsson	Lars ‘Dille’ Diedricson, Marcos Ubeda	163	17	1,334	12.22%	Iceland	29 May 1999	Jerusalem
2000	Denmark	“Fly on the Wings of Love”	Olsen Brothers	Jørgen Olsen	195	40	1,392	14.00%	Russia	13 May 2000	Stockholm
2001	Estonia	“Everybody”	Tanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL	Ivar Must, Maian-Anna Kärmas	198	21	1,334	14.84%	Denmark	12 May 2001	Copenhagen
2002	Latvia	“I Wanna”	Marie N	Marija Naumova, Marats Samauskis	176	12	1,392	12.64%	Malta	25 May 2002	Tallinn
2003	Turkey	“Everyway That I Can”	Sertab Erener	Demir Demirkan, Sertab Erener	167	2	1,510	11.06%	Belgium	24 May 2003	Riga
2004	Ukraine	“Wild Dances”	Ruslana	Ruslana, Oleksandr Ksenofontov	280	17	2,081	13.46%	Bosnia and Herzegovina	15 May 2004^{[N 4]}	Istanbul
2005	Greece	“My Number One”	Helena Paparizou	Christos Dantis, Natalia Germanou	230	38	2,262	10.17%	Malta	21 May 2005	Kiev
2006	Finland	“Hard Rock Hallelujah”	Lordi	Mr. Lordi	292	44	2,204	13.25%	Russia	20 May 2006	Athens
2007	Serbia	“Molitva”	Marija Šerifović	Saša Milošević Mare,Vladimir Graić	268	33	2,436	11.00%	Ukraine	12 May 2007	Helsinki
2008	Russia	“Believe”	Dima Bilan	Jim Beanz, Dima Bilan	272	42	2,494	10.90%	Ukraine	24 May 2008^{[N 5]}	Belgrade
2009	Norway	“Fairytale”	Alexander Rybak	Alexander Rybak	387	169	2,436	15.98%	Iceland	16 May 2009	Moscow
2010	Germany	“Satellite”	Lena Meyer-Landrut	Julie Frost, John Gordon	246	76	2,262	10.88%	Turkey	29 May 2010	Oslo
2011	Azerbaijan	“Running Scared”	Ell/Nikki	Stefan Örn, Sandra Bjurman, Iain Farguhanson	221	32	2,494	8.86%	Italy	14 May 2011	Düsseldorf
2012										26 May 2012	Baku

Eleven Eurovision winners (alongside three non-winners) featured at the Congratulations concert in 2005, in which ABBA’s “Waterloo” was voted the most popular song of the Contest’s first fifty years.^[6] The most successful country never to have won the Contest is Malta, having finished second and third twice. The lowest total is the eighteen points scored by the four winning countries in 1969. The largest margin of victory was that of Alexander Rybak in2009, who won by 169 points. Rybak won 387 points, a record score, winning twelve points from sixteen out of 41 countries (excluding themselves).

The United Kingdom has finished second fifteen times at Eurovision, more than any other country. Ireland has finished first seven times, more than any other country, Ireland also won the contest for three consecutive years (1992, 1993,1994), more consecutive years than any other country. Since the introduction of the current voting system in 1975, the winner of the Contest has been decided by the final voting nation on ten occasions.^{[N 6]}

Anno	Città e paese ospitanti	Paese vincitore	_Artista	Canzone	Lingua	Marg.	Secondo posto
1956	Lugano, Svizzera	Svizzera	Lys Assia	Refrain	Francese	Mai annunciati
1957	Francoforte sul Meno, Germania Ovest	Paesi Bassi	Corry Brokken	Net als toen	Olandese	14	Francia
1958	Hilversum, Paesi Bassi	Francia	André Claveau	Dors, mon amour	Francese	3	Svizzera
1959	Cannes, Francia	Paesi Bassi	Teddy Scholten	Een Beetje	Olandese	5	Regno Unito
1960	Londra, Regno Unito	Francia	Jacqueline Boyer	Tom Pillibi	Francese	7	Regno Unito
1961	Cannes, Francia	Lussemburgo	Jean-Claude Pascal	Nous les amoureux	Francese	7	Regno Unito
1962	Lussemburgo,Lussemburgo	Francia	Isabelle Aubret	Un premier amour	Francese	13	Principato di Monaco
1963	Londra, Regno Unito	Danimarca	Grethe e Jørgen Ingmann	Dansevise	Danese	2	Svizzera
1964	Copenaghen,Danimarca	Italia	Gigliola Cinquetti	Non ho l’età (per amarti)	Italiano	32	Regno Unito
1965	Napoli, Italia	Lussemburgo	France Gall	Poupée de cire, poupée de son	Francese	6	Regno Unito
1966	Lussemburgo,Lussemburgo	Austria	Udo Jürgens	Merci, Chérie	Tedesco	15	Svezia
1967	Vienna, Austria	Regno Unito	Sandie Shaw	Puppet on a String	Inglese	25	Irlanda
1968	Londra, Regno Unito	Spagna	Massiel	La, la, la	Spagnolo	1	Regno Unito
1969	Madrid, Spagna franchista	Francia	Frida Boccara	Un jour, un enfant	Francese	Nessun secondo posto
		Paesi Bassi	Lenny Kuhr	De troubadour	Olandese
		Regno Unito	Lulu	Boom Bang-a-Bang	Inglese
		Spagna	Salomé	Vivo cantando	Spagnolo
1970	Amsterdam, Paesi Bassi	Irlanda	Dana	All Kinds of Everything	Inglese	6	Regno Unito
1971	Dublino, Irlanda	Principato di Monaco	Séverine	Un banc, un arbre, une rue	Francese	12	Spagna
1972	Edimburgo, Regno Unito	Lussemburgo	Vicky Leandros	Après Toi	Francese	14	Regno Unito
1973	Lussemburgo,Lussemburgo	Lussemburgo	Anne-Marie David	Tu te reconnaîtras	Francese	4	Spagna
1974	Brighton, Regno Unito	Svezia	ABBA	Waterloo	Inglese	6	Italia
1975	Stoccolma, Svezia	Paesi Bassi	Teach-In	Ding-a-dong	Olandese	14	Regno Unito
1976	L’Aia, Paesi Bassi	Regno Unito	Brotherhood of Man	Save Your Kisses for Me	Inglese	17	Francia
1977	Londra, Regno Unito	Francia	Marie Myriam	L’oiseau et l’enfant	Francese	15	Regno Unito
1978	Parigi, Francia	Israele	Izhar Cohen &Alphabeta	A-Ba-Ni-Bi	Ebraico	32	Belgio
1979	Gerusalemme, Israele	Israele	Gali Atari e i Milx & Honey	Hallelujah	Ebraico	9	Spagna
1980	L’Aia, Paesi Bassi	Irlanda	Johnny Logan	What’s Another Year	Inglese	15	Germania Ovest
1981	Dublino, Irlanda	Regno Unito	Bucks Fizz	Making Your Mind Up	Inglese	4	Germania Ovest
1982	Harrogate, Regno Unito	Germania Ovest	Nicole	Ein bißchen Frieden	Tedesco	61	Israele
1983	Monaco di Baviera,Germania Ovest	Lussemburgo	Corinne Hermès	Si la vie est cadeau	Francese	6	Israele
1984	Lussemburgo,Lussemburgo	Svezia	Herreys	Diggy-Loo Diggy-Ley	Svedese	8	Irlanda
1985	Gotëborg, Svezia	Norvegia	Bobbysocks	La det swinge	Norvegese	18	Germania Ovest
1986	Bergen, Norvegia	Belgio	Sandra Kim	J’aime la vie	Francese	36	Svizzera
1987	Bruxelles, Belgio	Irlanda	Johnny Logan	Hold Me Now	Inglese	31	Germania Ovest
1988	Dublino, Irlanda	Svizzera	Céline Dion	Ne partez pas sans moi	Francese	1	Regno Unito
1989	Losanna, Svizzera	Jugoslavia	Riva	Rock Me	Croato	7	Regno Unito
1990	Zagabria, RSF Jugoslavia	Italia	Toto Cutugno	Insieme: 1992	Italiano	17	Francia Irlanda
1991	Roma, Italia	Svezia	Carola	Fångad av en stormvind	Svedese	0^[2]	Francia
1992	Malmö, Svezia	Irlanda	Linda Martin	Why Me?	Inglese	16	Regno Unito
1993	Millstreet, Irlanda	Irlanda	Niamh Kavanagh	In Your Eyes	Inglese	23	Regno Unito
1994	Dublino, Irlanda	Irlanda	Paul Harrington eCharlie McGettigan	Rock ‘n’ Roll Kids	Inglese	60	Polonia
1995	Dublino, Irlanda	Norvegia	Secret Garden	Nocturne	Norvegese	29	Spagna
1996	Oslo, Norvegia	Irlanda	Eimear Quinn	The Voice	Inglese	48	Norvegia
1997	Dublino, Irlanda	Regno Unito	Katrina and the Waves	Love Shine a Light	Inglese	70	Irlanda
1998	Birmingham, Regno Unito	Israele	Dana International	Diva	Ebraico	6	Regno Unito
1999	Gerusalemme, Israele	Svezia	Charlotte Nilsson	Take Me to Your Heaven	Inglese	17	Islanda
2000	Stoccolma, Svezia	Danimarca	Olsen Brothers	Fly on the Wings of Love	Inglese	40	Russia
2001	Copenaghen,Danimarca	Estonia	Tanel Padar e Dave Benton	Everybody	Inglese	21	Danimarca
2002	Tallinn, Estonia	Lettonia	Marie N.	I Wanna	Inglese	12	Malta
2003	Riga, Lettonia	Turchia	Sertab Erener	Everyway That I Can	Inglese	2	Belgio
2004	Istanbul, Turchia	Ucraina	Ruslana	Wild Dances	Inglese*	17	Serbia e Montenegro
2005	Kiev, Ucraina	Grecia	Helena Paparizou	My Number One	Inglese	38	Malta
2006	Atene, Grecia	Finlandia	Lordi	Hard Rock Hallelujah	Inglese	44	Russia
2007	Helsinki, Finlandia	Serbia	Marija Šerifović	Molitva	Serbo	33	Ucraina
2008	Belgrado, Serbia	Russia	Dima Bilan	Believe	Inglese	42	Ucraina
2009	Mosca, Russia	Norvegia	Alexander Rybak	Fairytale	Inglese	169	Islanda
2010	Oslo, Norvegia	Germania	Lena Meyer-Landrut	Satellite	Inglese	76	Turchia
2011	Düsseldorf, Germania	Azerbaigian	Ell & Nikki	Running Scared	Inglese	32	Italia
2012	Baku, Azerbaigian	Svezia	Loreen	Euphoria	Inglese	113	Russia
2013	Malmö, Svezia	Danimarca	Emmelie de Forest	Only Teardrops	Inglese	47	Azerbaigian
2014	Copenaghen,Danimarca	Austria	Conchita Wurst	Rise Like A Phoenix	Inglese	52	Paesi Bassi
2015	Vienna, Austria	Svezia	Måns Zelmerlöw	Heroes	Inglese	62	Russia
2016	Stoccolma, Svezia	Ucraina	Jamala	1944	Tataro*	23	Australia
2017	Kiev, Ucraina	Portogallo	Salvador Sobral	Amar pelos dois	Portoghese	143	Bulgaria
2018	Lisbona, Portogallo	Israele	Netta	Toy	Inglese	93	Cipro
2019	Tel Aviv, Israele	Paesi Bassi	Duncan Laurence	Arcade	Inglese	26	Italia

Autori, Compositori e Direttori d’Orchestra che hanno accompagnato i vincitori[modifica | modifica wikitesto]

Canzone	Traduzione in Italiano	Autore/i	Compositore/i	Direttore d’Orchestra
Refrain	Ritornello	Émile Gardaz	Géo Voumard	Fernando Paggi
Net als toen	Proprio come quando	Willy Van Hemert	Guus Jansen	Dolf van der Linden
Dors, mon amour	Dormi, amore mio	Pierre Delanoë	Hubert Giraud	Franck Pourcel
Een beetje	Un po’	Willy Van Hemert	Dick Schallies	Dolf van der Linden
Tom Pillibi	–	Pierre Cour	André Popp	Franck Pourcel
Nous les amoureux	Noi gli innamorati	Maurice Vidalin	Jacques Datin	Léo Chauliac
Un premier amour	Un primo amore	Roland Valande	Claude-Henri Vic	Franck Pourcel
Dansevise	Canzone da ballo	Sejr Volmer Sørensen	Otto Francker	Kai Mortensen
Non ho l’età	–	Mario Panzeri	Nicola Salerno	Gianfranco Monaldi
Poupée de cire, poupée de son	Bambola di cera, bambola di pezza	Serge Gainsbourg		Alain Goraguer
Merci, Chérie	Grazie, cara	Udo Jürgens,Thomas Hörbiger	Udo Jürgens	Hans Hammerschmid
Puppet on a String	Marionetta	Bill Martin, Phil Coulter		Kenny Woodman
La, la, la	–	Ramón Arcusa, Manuel de la Calva		Rafaele Ibarbia
Vivo cantando	Vivo cantando	Aniano Alcalde	Maria José de Cerato	Augusto Algueró
Un jour, un enfant	Un giorno, un bambino	Eddy Marnay	Emil Stern	Franck Pourcel
De troubadour	Il trovatore	Lenny Kuhr	David Hartsema	Frans de Kock
Boom Bang-a-Bang	–	Peter Warne	Alan Moorhouse	Johnny Harris
All Kinds of Everything	Tutti i generi di cose	Derry Lindsay, Jackie Smith		Dolf van der Linden
Un banc, un arbre, une rue	Una panchina, un albero, una strada	Yves Dessca	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre	Jean-Claude Petit
Après toi	Dopo di te	Yves Dessca, Klaus Munro	Mario Panas, Klaus Munro	Klaus Munro
Tu te reconnaîtras	Ti riconoscerai	Vline Buggy	Claude Morgan	Pierre Cao
Waterloo	–	Stig Anderson	Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus	Sven-Olof Walldoff
Ding-A-Dong	–	Will Luikinga, Eddy Ouwens	Dick Bakker	Harry van Hoof
Save Your Kisses for Me	Conserva tutti i tuoi baci per me	Tony Hiller, Lee Sheriden, Martin Lee		Alyn Ainsworth
L’Oiseau et l’Enfant	L’uccello e il bambino	Joe Gracy	Jean-Paul Cara	Raymond Donnez
A-Ba-Ni-Bi	–	Ehud Manor	Nurit Hirsh
Hallelujah	–	Shimrit Orr	Kobi Oshrat
What’s Another Year	Cos’è un anno in più	Shay Healy		Noel Kelehan
Making Your Mind Up	Decidere	Andy Hill	John Danter	John Coleman
Ein bißchen Frieden	Un po’ di pace	Bernd Meinunger	Ralph Siegel	Norbert Daum
Si la vie est cadeau	Se la vita fosse un regalo	Alain Garcia	Jean-Pierre Millers	Michel Bernholc
Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley	–	Britt Lindeborg	Torgny Söderberg	Curt-Eric Holmquist
La det swinge	Lascia che faccia swing	Rolf Løvland		Terje Fjærn
J’aime la vie	Amo la vita	Rosario Marino Atria	Jean-Paul Furnémont, Angelo Crisci	Jo Carlier
Hold Me Now	Abbracciami ora	Johnny Logan		Noel Kelehan
Ne partez pas sans moi	Non partire senza di me	Nella Martinetti	Atilla Şereftuğ
Rock Me	Fammi tremare	Stevo Cvikić	Rajko Dujmić	Nikica Kalogjera
Insieme: 1992	–	Toto Cutugno		Gianni Madonini
Fångad av en stormvind	Catturata da una tempesta	Stephan Berg		Anders Berglund
Why Me?	Perché io?	Johnny Logan		Noel Kelehan
In Your Eyes	Nei tuoi occhi	Jimmy Walsh		Noel Kelehan
Rock ‘n’ Roll Kids	I ragazzi del Rock ‘n’ Roll	Brendan Graham		brano realizzato alpianoforte
Nocturne	Notturno	Petter Skavlan	Rolf Løvland	Geir Langslet
The Voice	La Voce	Brendan Graham		Noel Kelehan
Love Shine a Light	Amore, brilla una luce	Kimberley Rew		Don Airey
Diva	–	Yoav Ginay	Tzvika Pik	I cantanti si esibiscono su basi registrate
Take Me to Your Heaven	Portami nel tuo paradiso	Gert Lengstrand, Marcos Ubeda	Lars Diedricson
Fly on the Wings of Love	Vola sulle ali dell’amore	Jørgen Olsen
Everybody	Tutti	Maian-Anna Kärmas	Ivar Must
I Wanna	Voglio	Marie N, Marats Samauskis	Marie N
Everyway That I Can	In ogni modo possibile	Demir Demirkan	Demir Demirkan,Sertab Erener
Wild Dances	Danze selvagge	Oleksandr Ksenofontov,Ruslana	Ruslana
My Number One	Il mio numero uno	Christos Dantis, Natalia Germanou	Christos Dantis
Hard Rock Hallelujah	–	Mr. Lordi
Molitva	Preghiera	Saša Milošević Mare	Vladimir Graić
Believe	Credere	Jim Beanz, Dima Bilan
Fairytale	Favola	Alexander Rybak
Satellite	Satellite	Julie Frost, John Gordon	Julie Frost
Running Scared	Correre spaventati	Stefan Örn, Sandra Bjurman	Stefan Örn,Sandra Bjurman,Iain Farquharson
Euphoria	Euforia	Thomas G:son, Peter Boström
Only Teardrops	Solo lacrime	Lise Cabble, Julia Fabrin Jakobsen, Thomas Stengaard
Rise like a Phoenix	Sorgi come una fenice	Charley Mason, Joey Patulka, Ali Zuckowski, Julian Maas
Heroes	Eroi	Anton Malmberg Hård af Segerstad, Joy Deb, Linnea Deb
1944	–	Jamala
Amar pelos dois	Amore per due	Luísa Sobral
Toy	Giocattolo	Doron Medalie	Stav Beger
Arcade	Sala giochi	Duncan Laurence, Joel Sjöö, Wouter Hardy, Will Knox

Note

* indica che la canzone è stata cantata in più lingue (vd. vittorie per lingua)

Percentuale e punti guadagnati per la vittoria


Anno	Cantante	Punti^[3]	Percentuale
1956	Lys Assia	Mai pubblicati
1957	Corry Brokken	31/90	34,44 %
1958	André Claveau	27/90	30,00 %
1959	Teddy Scholten	21/100	21,00 %
1960	Jacqueline Boyer	32/120	26,67 %
1961	Jean-Claude Pascal	31/150	20,67 %
1962	Isabelle Aubret	26/45	57,78 %
1963	Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann	42/75	56,00 %
1964	Gigliola Cinquetti	49/135	36,30 %
1965	France Gall	32/153	20,92 %
1966	Udo Jürgens	31/153	20,27 %
1967	Sandie Shaw	47/160	29,38 %
1968	Massiel	29/160	18,13 %
1969	Frida Boccara	18/150	12,00 %
	Lenny Kuhr
	Lulu
	Salomé
1970	Dana	32/110	29,09 %
1971	Séverine	128/170	75,29 %
1972	Vicky Léandros	128/170	75,29 %
1973	Anne-Marie David	129/160	80,63 %
1974	ABBA	24/160	15,00 %
1975	Teach-In	152/216	70,37 %
1976	Brotherhood of Man	164/204	80,39 %
1977	Marie Myriam	136/2014	66,67 %
1978	Izhar Cohen & Alphabeta	157/228	68,86 %
1979	Gali Atari & Milk & Honey	125/216	57,87 %
1980	Johnny Logan	143/216	66,20 %
1981	Bucks Fizz	136/228	59,65 %
1982	Nicole	161/204	78,92 %
1983	Corinne Hermès	142/228	62,28 %
1984	Herreys	145/216	67,13 %
1985	Bobbysocks	123/216	56,94 %
1986	Sandra Kim	176/228	77,19 %
1987	Johnny Logan	172/252	68,25 %
1988	Céline Dion	137/240	57,08 %
1989	Riva	137/252	54,37 %
1990	Toto Cutugno	149/252	59,13 %
1991	Carola	146/252	57,94 %
1992	Linda Martin	155/264	58,71 %
1993	Niamh Kavanagh	187/288	64,93 %
1994	Paul Harrington & Charlie McGettigan	226/288	78,47 %
1995	Secret Garden	148/264	61,36 %
1996	Eimear Quinn	162/264	61,36 %
1997	Katrina and the Waves	227/288	78,82 %
1998	Dana International	172/288	59,72 %
1999	Charlotte Nilsson	163/264	61,74 %
2000	Olsen Brothers	195/276	70,65 %
2001	Tanel Padar, Dave Benton, & 2XL	198/264	75,00 %
2002	Marie N.	176/276	63,77 %
2003	Sertab Erener	167/300	55,67 %
2004	Ruslana	280/420	66,67 %
2005	Helena Paparizou	230/456	50,44 %
2006	Lordi	292/492	67,59 %
2007	Marija Šerifović	268/492	54,47 %
2008	Dima Bilan	272/504	53,97 %
2009	Alexander Rybak	387/492	78,66 %
2010	Lena	246/456	53,95 %
2011	Ell & Nikki	221/504	43,85 %
2012	Loreen	372/492	75,61 %
2013	Emmelie de Forest	281/456	61,62 %
2014	Conchita Wurst	290/432	67,13 %
2015	Måns Zelmerlöw	365/468	77,99 %
2016	Jamala	534/984	54,27 %
2017	Salvador Sobral	758/984	77,03 %
2018	Netta	529/1008	52,48 %
2019	Duncan Laurence	498/960	51,88 %

Vittorie per paese Ad oggi, il paese detentore del record per il maggior numero di vittorie è l’Irlanda (7).

Vittorie	Paese	Anni
7	Irlanda	1970-1980-1987-1992-1993-1994-1996
6	Svezia	1974-1984-1991-1999-2012-2015
5	Paesi Bassi	1957-1959-1969-1975-2019
	Regno Unito	1967-1969-1976-1981-1997
	Lussemburgo	1961-1965-1972-1973-1983
	Francia	1958-1960-1962-1969-1977
4	Israele	1978-1979-1998-2018
3	Danimarca	1963-2000-2013
3	Norvegia	1985-1995-2009
2	Ucraina	2004-2016
	Austria	1966-2014
	Germania	1982^[4]-2010
	Italia	1964-1990
	Svizzera	1956-1988
	Spagna	1968^[5]–1969^[5]
1	Portogallo	2017
	Azerbaigian	2011
	Russia	2008
	Serbia	2007
	Finlandia	2006
	Grecia	2005
	Turchia	2003
	Lettonia	2002
	Estonia	2001
	Jugoslavia	1989
	Belgio	1986
	Principato di Monaco	1971

Vittorie per lingua: Between 1966 and 1973, and again between 1977 and 1998, countries were only permitted to perform in their own language; see the main Eurovision Song Contest article. Marija Šerifović’s “Molitva” became the first Serbian language song to win the Contest, the first winner since 1989 to be in a language that had never produced a winning song before and the first winner since 1998 to be entirely in a language other than English.

Tra il 1966 e il 1973 e tra il 1977 e il 1998, i paesi in gara potevano cantare canzoni esclusivamente nella loro lingua madre:

Vittorie	Lingua	Anni	Paesi
34 (+3)°	Inglese	1967, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1987, 1989°, 1990°, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018°, 2019	Regno Unito, Irlanda, Svezia, Paesi Bassi, Danimarca, Estonia, Lettonia, Turchia, Ucraina, Grecia, Finlandia, Russia, Norvegia, Germania, Azerbaigian, Austria, Israele
14 (+1)°	Francese	1956, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966°,1969, 1971, 1972, 1973,1977,1983, 1986, 1988	Svizzera, Francia, Lussemburgo, Principato di Monaco, Belgio
4	Ebraico	1978, 1979, 1998, 2018°	Israele
3	Olandese	1957, 1959, 1969	Paesi Bassi
2	Spagnolo	1968, 1969	Spagna franchista
	Tedesco	1966°, 1982	Austria, Germania Ovest
	Italiano	1964, 1990°	Italia
	Svedese	1984, 1991	Svezia
	Norvegese	1985, 1995	Norvegia
1	Danese	1963	Danimarca
	Serbo-Croato	1989°	Jugoslavia
	Ucraino	2004*	Ucraina
	Serbo	2007	Serbia
	Tataro di Crimea	2016*	Ucraina
	Portoghese	2017	Portogallo

Note:

nel 1969 ci furono ben quattro paesi vincitori, con quattro lingue diverse
° nel 1966 la canzone austriaca è stata cantata in Francese (parzialmente) e Tedesco
° nel 1989 la canzone jugoslava è stata cantata in Inglese (parzialmente) e Serbo-Croato
° nel 1990 la canzone italiana è stata cantata in Inglese (parzialmente) e Italiano
* nel 2004 la canzone ucraina è stata cantata in Inglese e Ucraino
* nel 2016 la canzone ucraina è stata cantata in Inglese e Tataro di Crimea
° nel 2018 la canzone israeliana è stata cantata in Ebraico (parzialmente) e Inglese

Wins	Language	Years	Countries
26	English	1967, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981,1987, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000,2001, 2002, 2003, 2004,^{[N 8]} 2005, 2006, 2008,2009, 2010, 2011	United Kingdom, Ireland, Sweden,Netherlands, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia,Turkey, Ukraine,^{[N 8]} Greece, Finland,Russia, Norway, Germany, Azerbaijan
14	French	1956, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1969, 1971,1972, 1973, 1977, 1983, 1986, 1988	Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Monaco,Belgium
3	Dutch	1957, 1959, 1969	Netherlands
3	Hebrew	1978, 1979, 1998	Israel
2	German	1966, 1982	Austria, Germany
	Norwegian	1985, 1995	Norway
	Swedish	1984, 1991	Sweden
	Italian	1964, 1990	Italy
	Spanish	1968, 1969	Spain
1	Danish	1963	Denmark
	Serbo-Croatian	1989	Yugoslavia
	Serbian	2007	Serbia

Notes and references

Footnotes

^ The full results of the 1956 Contest were never released; only the winner is known.
^ Ireland and France tied for second place in the 1990 Contest.
^ Sweden won the 1991 Contest following a tie-break.
^ Since 2004 the Contest has included a televised semi-final. In 2004 this was held on the Wednesday before the final, and between 2005 and 2007 it was held on the Thursday of “Eurovision Week”. Since 2008 two semi-finals have been held, on Tuesday and Thursday respectively.
^ Since 2008 the Contest has included two semi-finals, held on the Tuesday and Thursday before the final.
^ 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1998, 2002 and 2003.
^ As West Germany.
^ ^a ^b This song was partially sung in Ukrainian.

Galleria vincitori

Note

[1] Nell’edizione 1969 i paesi vincitori furono ben quattro.
[2] Nell’edizione 1991 la Francia totalizzò 146 punti proprio come la Svezia. Ma diversamente da quanto accadde nel 1969, non furono decretati plurivincitori: secondo il sistema di voto ancora oggi vigente il vincitore assoluto può essere solo uno, ossia il paese che accumula più volte da 12 a 1 punti. In quell’anno La Francia e la Svezia ottennero lo stesso numero di volte 12 punti, ma il paese scandinavo ottenne più volte 10 punti e fu pertanto decretato vincitore della serata.
[3] Punti guadagnati/punti possibili
[4] Ha vinto come Germania Ovest
[5] Ha vinto come Spagna franchista

Year

Country

Song

Performer

Writers

Points

Margin

Total

Percent

Second place

Date

Host city

1956

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“Refrain”

Lys Assia

Géo Voumard, Émile Gardaz

N/A[N 1]

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

24 May 1956

Lugano

1957

<img loading="lazy" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/20/Flag_of_the_Netherlands.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_Netherlands.svg.png" alt="" width="22" height="15" /> Netherlands

“Net als toen”

Corry Brokken

Guus Jansen, Willy van Hemert

31

14

100

31.00%

<img loading="lazy" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c3/Flag_of_France.svg/22px-Flag_of_France.svg.png" alt="" width="22" height="15" /> France

3 March 1957

Frankfurt am Main

1958

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“Dors, mon amour”

André Claveau†

Pierre Delanoë, Hubert Giraud

27

3

100

27.00%

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12 March 1958

Hilversum

1959

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“Een beetje”

Teddy Scholten†

Dick Schallies, Willy van Hemert

21

5

110

19.09%

<img loading="lazy" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ae/Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg.png" alt="" width="22" height="11" /> United Kingdom

11 March 1959

Cannes

1960

<img loading="lazy" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c3/Flag_of_France.svg/22px-Flag_of_France.svg.png" alt="" width="22" height="15" /> France

“Tom Pillibi”

Jacqueline Boyer

André Popp, Pierre Cour

32

7

130

24.62%

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29 March 1960

London

1961

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“Nous les amoureux”

Jean-Claude Pascal†

Jacques Datin, Maurice Vidalin

31

6

161

Switzerland

N/A^{[N 1]}

Netherlands

France

France

Switzerland

Netherlands

United Kingdom

France

United Kingdom

Luxembourg

United Kingdom

France

Monaco

Denmark

Switzerland

Italy

United Kingdom

Luxembourg

United Kingdom

Austria

Sweden

United Kingdom