Top 50 Best Eurovision Songs by Percentage of Available Points (1957-2021)
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2017
- It's a list of the 50 best Eurovision songs by percentage of available points. The video was made to give songs equal rights to get to the top. Every song's amount of points was divided by maximum possible score which the song could be awarded.
The video includes songs from up to and including 2021's Eurovision Song Contest. It doesn't include songs of ESC 1956 since data from that year is unavailable. Since there were different voting rules in 1971-1974 where songs weren't ranked but simply rated from 1 to 10, the top tends to include more songs of that time. The songs (since 2004) that couldn't make it to the final weren't considered.
In case of a tie current rules of Eurovision are applied. The one who gets the highest percentage of the countries who awarded points wins. If there is still a tie, it is counted how many sets of maximum points in relation to the number of countries each country received, etc.
All rights belongs to EBU. 
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The 2022 version is here: ruclips.net/video/rH6pfb0JMPs/видео.html
With 529 points out of 1008 possible (52.48%), Netta would have placed 110th in this top. Which is why the video remains relevant after the Eurovision 2018.
AlexESC thank god because this year was a mess voting wise
I was never more stressed than during the televoting announcements this year.
Any changes in 2019?
@@marcellkiss-redey8451 no, Duncan got around 52%
@@marciooliveira8379 Also accurate after 2021 as Måneskin "only" got 56%
While I think this method is a very good way of determining just how successful a song was, there is a problem that lies in #1 on this list - Tu Te Reconnaitrais by Anne-Marie David scored 129 out of a possible 160 points. However, prior to 1975, the scoring system was different. The country that came in 1st by voters was given 10 points, then 2nd was given 9, then 3rd was given 8. Because of this, there were several instances where Luxembourg's entry came second in voting, but only missed out on 1 point, rather than 2. Because of this, it was able to accumulate more 'available' points.
If 1973 had incorporated the 12-10-8 system of scoring, then Tu Te Reconnaitras would have scored 138 out of a possible 192 points, which equates to 71.86%, which would've put it at 16th on this list. That being said, the UK's 1976 entry of Save Your Kisses For Me was subject to the 12-10-8 scoring, so in my opinion, this would be a more accurate number one.
Still, great video and good insight! Thanks for your work :)
Hub Top 5 oh yea... what about the other entries in '72, where would they come?
but the voting in 2017 is also different..which, when translated to the 12pts system mostly used, then Amar Pelos dois would've placed higher than Save Your Kisses...
Justin Angelo Alvarez, so how do you get to that conclusion? How would you calculate it? I think the actual system is just the doubled 12 points system. So there couldn't be a different result in this kind of comparison.
through this comment... ruclips.net/video/v8BN-yw4d7A/видео.html&lc=z12rcx241majz3ey204cgndh4mjnz1ljbvs0k
just see the comment in this vid by "Anton Diachuk"
I have always wanted to see how the contestants line up acording to percentage and not just points, the old songs are a nice refreshment that you can't see in other videos. Also the video is very well made.
If it were old voting system, Portugal would get 417 points out of 492 (84,75%)
Anton Diachuk Yeah, the 2013-15 one, right?
Anton Diachuk, there are like 10 old voting systems. What are you talking about?
about the previous one (for example 2015)
Anton Diachuk just goes on to show how over rated this year's winner is!!
T. K I can't believe you're still butthurt about Portugal winning, Let me remind you some really overrated winners: Sweden 2015, Austria 2014, Denmark 2012, Norway 2009 and let's not forget about Azerbaijan 2011.
I'm very happy to see "Tu Te Reconnaitras" here. I love it!
Bulgaria and Portugal welcome to top!
What a nice compilation!!
Portugal 2017 :) :) :)
#1 Jury Vote + Televote (1957-2017) - 84,75% - 417 of 492 points (converted to the 2009-2015 system)
#1 Jury Vote (2009-2017) - 77,64% - 382 of 492 points
#3 Televote (1998-2017) - 76,42% - 376 of 492 points
This is STILL valid! How amazing!
woahh 1973 was such a good year!! great video :)
Anne Marie David is a Queen of Eurovision Contest forever.
With the current system, I wouldn't be surprised if no one passes Salvador (or Kristian, for that matter). It's much harder to secure a high percentage of points when you actually have to top both the jury and televote separately, rather than averaging out and ranking 1st overall from a country...
Justin Kanda I recon his score will be beaten within the next 5 years or so. If you think about it Australia would have got a similar score last year but Australia are not part of europe and people don't like that so she missed out on probably millions of televotes just because of that.
It could be political as you mentioned, but there were likely other unnamed factors that may have reasoned into Dami Im's results. Regardless, that was they best they've done in televoting in their three years so far.
I'm not so sure about Salvador's record being beaten, though. 2017's edition was an exceptional year in which the jury/televoters fully agreed on the top two without much regard for the rest of the competition (Salvador had a 104p lead on Kristian in the jury vote and 39 in the televote, but also beat third place SunStroke Project by 112p in the televote and Robin by 164p in the jury vote). Loreen would have gotten 639 from a more spread-out televote (she only beat Russia by 11 in the televote and had 296 from the jury), Mans 632 (since he didn't top the televote), and Alexander Rybak 690 (which is respectable, but his jury score wasn't as high either; he beat Salvador's televote by 2, though!). Even if Mans were to get a perfect 48 from the two missing countries, it still would be short 10p to Rybak.
A song now has to be *universally* appreciated and gain a high percentage of points from both voting groups separately--it can't just place 1st with the jury and 6th with the public of a particular country for the scores to average out to their top to receive a full 12p. Salvador had 31 2nd/3rd place finishes (for 8-10p) and 30 1st place finishes (for a full 12p)--61 top 3 finishes out of 82 possible is already roughly 3/4 of the voting pool. Statistically, this may never happen for a *long* time.
Justin Kanda quite a lot of the time the televoters and juries agree. In 2014 with Conchita for example and she didn't even get a particularly high score for a winner. And then there was måns who got a much higher score and didn't even win the televote. Plus we have to consider that Jamala's score was remarkably low for a winner considering the new system. She didn't win either sets of votes. I think that considering Salvador's percentage it will happen at least before the system changes again. All it would take is a politically favorable country to send a really good song in a year where most of the others songs were terrible.
Definitely--since the 50/50 system, I believe they disagreed only three times: 2011, 2015, and 2016. But if we're looking at points/percentage of available points, there's a statistically low chance that the juries and televoters will /fully/ agree on a winner at the scale in which they approved of Salvador. Even though they agree most of the time, there's a much larger spread within the Top 10 that already cuts the winner's point percentage. If anything, Måns had the best chance since it was Top 3-heavy (much like this year was Top 2-heavy).
I would think the next time a 700+ happens, there has to be just as much agreement with the winner as there is disagreement with the rest of the results. Basically, the points have to be disparate and spread out between the bottom 20 and as concentrated as it was with the top 2 or 3. Even as a runner up, Kristian Kostov basically has the 5th best score since this 50/50 system--again, last time we saw that was in 2015 when Russia scored 303 (and Italy 292).
Justin Kanda that's why I think this will happen in a year when all the other songs are bad but one is really good. Like in 2014, really Conchita shouldn't have won (I do love Conchita though, I hope I can get married to her one day) but really with all the homophobia and also that her song didn't really stand out (she has much better songs on her album) she shouldn't have won but she did cause 2014 was a particularly weak year with very few good songs. If the same thing happened but without the homophobia aspect and with a much better song then it could get 700+ points. It also seems like a really strange coincidence that this happened on only the 2nd year of this system. There isn't really any long term evidence to show that this isn't something that will happen every few years.
2017 entries at 38 and 10.
Where'd you get that HQ clip of Let Me Be the One?
MAGNIFICO
Mans 💓 The best!
There is a mistake concerning Italy 1964 at 4:34. Like in 1965 and 1966, each jury could award ALL its available 9 points to one country. With 15 other countries taking part, the maximum available was 135 points, not 75. Italy scored 36,2963 % of the potential maximum.
Lmao that 30 to 29 change xD
2 good songs in different ways...
I’m suprised to not see san marino or andorra😅😅
BIGUP UK, WE MAKIN 2 TOP FIVES BOIIIIIII
Number 26« L'oiseau et l'enfant » best song ever. Still taught in French schools.
Can anyone explain me how does this work?
if for example italy in 2015 got 62.39% of 468 total, and russia the same year got 64.74% this makes more than 100% votes, and there is also first place with even more %
Or am i mistaking something?
Maximum for one country to get is all countries * 12 points but others can still get 10, 8, 6 etc. If there are 10 countries maximum is 120 but the second place could still get 100 in that case. 120 would be 100% and 100 would be 83.33%
ok, now i get it, thanks :)
This is the fairest way to calculate the best song but some years there was bigger competition than others so it is still hard to know.
This is a really interesting idea! I suppose, though, including different voting systems gives a bit of a weird view. In 1971, 72 and 73 every song was independently given up to 10 points by each jury - they could give the same score to as many songs as they wanted. So it was theoretically possible for every song to get 100% of the vote. That's why those three years are so over-represented in this list - three from 1973 alone in the top ten.
Likewise (but the opposite) with the pre-1971 scoring system - only one song makes it onto this list (1964), and that was the most crushing win ever, where the song scored more than twice the second-placed song. Perhaps it would be worth doing another video, "biggest wins ever", based on the percentage gap between first and second? I suppose that would disadvantage more recent songs, as they can't possibly win all the points on offer, but at least it would create a counterpoint to this video. Anyway, just a thought.
[edit] Hang on, someone's already said all this. Sigh... read the comments before commenting...
Kristian❤️
Why's 33 so dark? Is it intentional?
It's a mistake in editing. Sorry for that. Usually I can notice such things while rewatching before the uploading.
How can France in 1976 (just an example) only be second place while still having 72% of the votes??
I don't get it.
Because the maximum point you see in this video are the points that a country can receive, only of the take all sets of 12 point by all the countries. For example there are 3 countries. The maximum number is 24. The winner takes both 12 points, so it has 100% and the second place takes both 10 points and receives 20/24 possible, so they have a percentage of 83.33%.
50. Hi - Ofra Haza (Israel 1983)
49. Making Your Mind Up - Bucks Fizz (United Kingdom 1981)
48. Diva - Dana International (Israel 1998)
47. Shake It - Sakis Rouvas (Greece 2004)
46. Ey Sham - Ilanit (Israel 1973)
45. The Voice - Eimear Quinn (Ireland 1996)
44. Pas pour moi - Daniela Simmons (Switzerland 1986)
43. Only Teardrops - Emmelie De Forest (Denmark 2013)
42. Take Me To Your Heaven - Charlotte Nilsson (Sweden 1999)
41. Si la vie est cadeau - Corinne Hermes (Luxembourg 1983)
40. Als het om de liefde gaat - Sandra and Andres (The Netherlands 1972)
39. Grande Amore - Il Volo (Italy 2015)
38. Beautiful Mess - Kristian Kostov (Bulgaria 2017)
37. Lane Moje - Zeljko Joksimovic & Ad-Hod Orchestra (Serbia & Montenegro 2004)
36. Nur die Liebe laßt uns leben - Mary Roos (Germany 1972)
35. Terminal 3 - Linda Martin (Ireland 1984)
34. I Wanna - Marie N (Latvia 2002)
33. Let Me Be The One - The Shadows (United Kingdom 1975)
32. A Million Voices - Polina Gagarina (Russia 2015)
31. In Your Eyes - Niamh Kavanagh (Ireland 1993)
30. Non ho l'eta - Gigliola Cinquetti (Italy 1964)
29. Hard Rock Hallelujah - Lordi (Finland 2006)
28. What's Another Year - Johnny Logan (Ireland 1980)
27. Wild Dances - Ruslana (Ukraine 2004)
26. L'oiseau et l'enfant - Marie Myriam (France 1977)
25. Never Ever Let You Go - Rollo & King (Denmark 2001)
24. Beg, Steal Or Borrow - The New Seekers (United Kingdom 1972)
23. Rise Like A Phoenix - Conchita Wurst (Austria 2014)
22. Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley - Herreys (Sweden 1984)
21. En un mundo nuevo - Karina (Spain 1971)
20. Hold Me Now - Johnny Logan (Ireland 1987)
19. A-Ba-Ni-Bi - Izhar Cohen & The Alphabeta (Israel 1978)
18. Ding-a-Dong - Teach-in (The Netherlands 1975)
17. Fly On The Wings Of Love - Olsen Brothers (Denmark 2000)
16. Un, deux, frois - Catherine Ferry (France 1976)
15. Everybody - Tanel Padar, Dave Benton, 2XL (Estonia 2001)
14. Après toi - Vicky Leandros (Luxembourg 1972)
13. Un banc, un arbre, une rue - Séverine (Monaco 1971)
12. Euphoria - Loreen (Sweden 2012)
11. Power To All Our Friends - Cliff Richard (United Kingdom 1973)
10. Amar Pelos Dois - Salvador Sobral (Portugal 2017)
09. J'aime la vie - Sandra Kim (Belgium 1986)
08. Heroes - Mans Zelmerlow (Sweden 2015)
07. Eres Tú - Mocedades (Spain 1973)
06. Rock N Roll Kids - Paul Harrington & Charlie McGettigan (Ireland 1994)
05. Fairytale - Alexander Rybak (Norway 2009)
04. Love Shine A Light - Katrina & The Waves (United Kingdom 1997)
03. Ein bisschen frieden - Nicole (Germany 1982)
02. Save Your Kisses For Me - Brotherhood Of Man (United Kingdom 1976)
01. Tu te reconnaitras - Anne-Marie David (Luxembourg 1973)
Televoting is more trustable, because the people who watch esc and vote are interested in music a lot as much as jury members in general. Fanatic votes are limmited on televoting, but it is just opposite on jury's voting. Also, Jury consists of only e few persons. Affecting a few persons' thoughts is easier than affecting many many people's thoughts as we see by living in esc.
samet aslanturk The tele-voters voted for My Friend #SoTrusted
Lordi!!!
I’M IN LOOOOOOOOVE WITH THE FAIRYTAAAAAAAALE
Is there something I’m missing where someone who gets second place can have more than 50% of the vote? Like huh
Good attempt at establishing a fair comparison between results, but even this method fails to achieve that...
A fair comparison should only contemplate ESC from 1976 onwards.
That's because 1976 was the first time they adopted a ranked voting (12 points to the 1st, 10 points to the 2nd, then 8 points, 7, 6, etc.).
Until then, there was no ranked voting, which means one country could attribute the same points to multiple countries.
For example, in 1973 Finland gave 4 points to Belgium, Portugal, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and France; and the Netherlands gave two 10s - the maximum - to both Spain and the UK. And no country would get 0 points; actually, the minimum a country could give another country was 2 points. Which meant that, no matter how bad you were, you would get at least 32 points (or 20% of the maximum possible).
By contrast, now, even if a jury thinks country A and country B are basically as good, it must differentiate between them: one will get 12 points and the other will just get 10.
If we recalculate the 1973 results with such ranking, then Spain (the country that came 2nd) falls from 78% (of 160 max) to about 70% (of 192 max).
I say "about" because ranking does not allow attributing the same points to multiple contestants, so it's not clear how some countries would rank some contestants.
GazilionPT actually it was 1975 that used 12 points system
where is greece with the win of 2005?
Tom Wizard101 Videos TWV low percentage score
Can someone explain me the math behind Kristian getting 62% of available votes and Salvador 77% of the same available votes? Were there 139% of votes available in 2017?
In 2017 and entry could receive a maximum of 984 points (if it received 12 points from every country in televote and juries)
@@juanignaciotejero thank you for your answer.
this is not the spanish flag!
It was then
How do you get 4th place but get 60% of the points available
It's the 60% of YOUR OWN possible score.
French song slayed !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ♡♡♡♡♡
Here's the Top 100 for those interested:
100. Natasha St-Pier / Je n'ai que mon âme (France 2001) (53.79% 4th)
99. Lena / Satellite (Germany 2010) (53.95% 1st)
98. Dima Bilan / Believe (Russia 2008) (53.97% 1st)
97. Nicola Di Bari / I giorni dell'arcobaleno (Italy 1972) (54.12% 6th)
96. Jamala / 1944 (Ukraine 2016) (54.27% 1st)
95. Riva / Rock Me (Yugoslavia 1989) (54.37% 1st)
94. Marija Šerifović / Molitva (Serbia 2007) (54.47% 1st)
93. Marc Roberts / Mysterious Woman (Ireland 1997) (54.51% 2nd)
92. t.A.T.u. / Ne ver', ne boysia (Russia 2003) (54.67% 3rd)
91. Barbara Pravi / Voilà (France 2021) (54.71% 2nd)
90. Danijel / Džuli (Yugoslavia 1983) (54.82% 4th)
89. Jean Gabilou / Humanahum (France 1981) (54.82% 3rd)
88. Jean Vallée / L'amour ça fait chanter la vie (Belgium 1978) (2nd 54.82%)
87. Urban Trad / Sanomi (Belgium 2003) (55.00% 2nd)
86. The Common Linnets / Calm After the Storm (Netherlands 2014) (55.09% 2nd)
85. Duo Datz / Kan (Israel 1991) (55.16% 3rd)
84. Carola Häggkvist / Främling (Sweden 1983) (55.26% 3rd)
83. Selma / All Out of Luck (Iceland 1999) (55.30% 2nd)
82. Bendik Singers / It's Just A Game (Norway 1973) (55.63% 7th)
81. Sertab Erener / Everyway That I Can (Turkey 2003) (55.67% 1st)
80. Antique / (I Would) Die for You (Greece 2001) (55.68% 3rd)
79. Dima Bilan / Never Let You Go (Russia 2006) (55.86% 2nd)
78. Wind / Lass die Sonne in dein Herz (Germany 1987) (55.95% 2nd)
77. Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann / Dansevise (Denmark 1963) (56.00% 1st)
76. Secret Garden / Nocturne (Norway 1995) (56.06% 1st)
75. Alsou / Solo (Russia 2000) (56.16% 2nd)
74. Scott Fitzgerald / Go (United Kingdom 1988) (56.67% 2nd)
73. Sonia / Better the Devil You Know (United Kingdom 1993) (56.94% 2nd)
72. Bobbysocks! / La det swinge (Norway 1985) (56.94% 1st)
71. Céline Dion / Ne partez pas sans moi (Switzerland 1988) (57.08% 1st)
70. Chiara / The One That I Love (Malta 1998) (57.29% 3rd)
69. Måneskin / Zitti e buoni (Italy 2021) (57.46% 1st)
68. Imaani / Where Are You? (United Kingdom 1998) (57.64% 2nd)
67. Edyta Górniak / To nie ja (Poland 1994) (57.64 2nd)
66. Clodagh Rodgers / Jack in the Box (United Kingdom 1971) (57.65% 4th)
65. Isabelle Aubret / Un premier amour (France 1962) (57.78% 1st)
64. Milk and Honey / Hallelujah (Israel 1979) (57.87% 1st)
63. Lena Valaitis / Johnny Blue (Germany 1981) (57.89% 2nd)
62. Amina / Le dernier qui a parlé... (France 1991) (57.94% 2nd)
61. Carola / Fångad av en stormvind (Sweden 1991) (57.94% 1st)
60. Marion Rung / Tom Tom Tom (Finland 1973) (58.13% 6th)
59. The Swarbriggs Plus Two / It's Nice to Be in Love Again (Ireland 1977) (58.33% 3rd)
58. Linda Martin / Why Me? (Ireland 1992) (58.71% 1st)
57. The Nova & The Dolls / You're Summer (Sweden 1973) (58.75% 5th)
56. Milestones / Falter im Wind (Austria 1972) (58.82% 5th)
55. Katja Ebstein / Diese Welt (Germany 1971) (58.82% 3rd)
54. Toto Cutugno / Insieme: 1992 (Italy 1990) (59.13% 1st)
53. Katja Ebstein / Theater (Germany 1980) (59.26% 2nd)
52. Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran / Rock Bottom (United Kingdom 1977) (59.31% 2nd)
51. Ira Losco / 7th Wonder (Malta 2002) (59.42% 2nd)
Ukraine 2022 made it on the list, right in between Sweden 1984 & Spain 1971 at #22. 631 points out of 936 (67.41%).
I will never get how some of these got second and third place if they have more than half of all points available.
Genny Half of all points that they could have recieved*
For example, Lane Moje got 64% of all the points it could have possible recieved, but Wild Dances got 66% of them.
What about 2016
gigliola cinquetti 1964 .... lana del rey 2017 :D
With the old voting system Kristian Kostov would be with 351÷492=71.34% and Portugal would be first with 84.5%
I am wonder who would break Anne David's record of almost 81% of vote
Konstantin Derevosokroshchsky Volksgeist Federation Salvador already did... in the 2009-2015 voting system
@@RUTHADWG Well that voting system wasn't used in 2017 so he didn't
Is this a proverb everywhere? : "Don't trust statistics you haven't forged yourself". I guess it would take quite some mathematic acrobatics to get to better comparability. But still it's only statistics. It doesn't say very much about the quality of a song. So don't cry.
mediarion It does, based on how many people liked the quality of the song and the points they gave them, otherwise they wouldn't here.
Can we just say that Lordi in 2006 was the best? Thanks.
I agree
We have 18 first class honours!
For #TeamKris --> 2:50
I'm still so sad this didn't win and I'm not even from Bulgaria lol :p
@Just Me but I am from Bulgaria and yeah I feel your pain even more :D
I can imagine! I think in a lot of people's minds he won though :) in mine he did
Thank you for the kind words to our country's participant
You are very welcome :*
Love the spanish flag
In the 1957-1970 voting system, Anne Marie would’ve gotten 54%.
kristian for ever
Eurovision 2017's maximum points are correct?
TheCeltic29 I think not the maximum is 1008 I believe because it is 42 countries that can a give a maximum of 24 points
42×24=1008
42 countries but you can't vote for your country, so 41*24=984 is right
Filipe Fonseca 1008 would be if Russia didn't withdraw
TheCeltic29 if that's right then Salvador's record score will be beaten probably within the next 5 years
lindsey0806 we don't know, we rarely have so clear winner from the start nowadays
9:01 I came for this and so did you
maybe
Diogo David not everyone is a Salvador fan boy but thanks for assuming my motives for coming here.
No I actually came for tu te reconnaîtras XD
How have so many songs from 1973 placed so high?
The problem is that the jury didn't need to give a ranking but simply score songs from 1 to 5. The voting system wasn't unique though, 1917 and 1972 had the same rules but I guess jury liked 1973 songs more.
AlexESC ooh...who won the 1917 contest?
AlexESC ooh...who won the 1917 contest?
I meant 1971 :)
@@Tarkris Monaco 1971
How did you calculate the percentage?
Ufuk Sönmez with a calculator probs
#1 is portugal (84,75%)
Jose Luis Coelho no, it's Luxembourg with 80,63%
RJ Portugal was on Eurovision with the new system therefore they'll use his score with that. If he wanted to be part of the old system then he should have entered 2 years earlier so how does that "not make sense"?
RJ there's about 10 different systems and tbh it's perfectly fair. What do you want them to do? Work every single country for all the different systems all into one just to make it more pleasing for you to watch? His score worked out differently in the new system. It works against some and in favour of others. Get over it.
RJ so should they just take every eurovision song ever and try and get them into one system just to please you? Salvador was part of the new system and that's just how it is. It affects everyone in different ways depending on what system you're part of. You know back in the 1960s the juries had to rate each individual song from 1 to 5 and then the one with the most points won. It's luck of the draw at the end of the day. Besides, we all know Portugal's score would have been cut in half if Russia was there for political reasons? So that's an unfair advantage right there. It's not all about you. If you find this video doesn't cater for your likings enough then why are you still here? You clearly don't understand how complicated it would be to make it all 'fair' in your eyes.
RJ portugal would have still won I think but his score would have been hurt by it. Also this video is just for fun. No one forced you to watch it. Besides, Salvador hates eurovision so he doesn't care if he's been misrepresented tbh.
Salvdor Sobral had more televoting percentage than Heroes, more jury percentage than heroes and still went worst than heroes in this ranking... what the...
That's due to the voting system which was in place. If 2015 had the 2016 voting system, Måns would have had only 632 points compared to Salvador's 758. You can see it in one of my videos which I should update now.
this is not the spanish flage!
Where is the Turkey ? Where is Every way that ı can or We could be the same ??
well u basicly stolenanothwr guy's video
You either talking about my old video or somebody stole from me.
111 dislikes... WHAT THE FUCK!?
hey man change the spanish flag, that's not our flag is Franco flag😬
Sorry, I follow the same principles Wikipedia does. These performers represented the country under this exact flag. You could even say it was a different country since there was another regime. Same goes for the Olympics, for example. If there was Yugoslavia in this list or, hypothetically, Nazi Germany, I would have put their flags. I hope, one day Spain will be back in the game for the lead so I could finally put the modern flag in.
He shuted up your mouth😂
lol no first comments yet..
France 1977 ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
The Spanish flag you show is a pre-constitutional flag belonged to fascism. Our current flag is different.
Joel Carretero Pellicer but the current flag wasn't used when Spain achieved their high scores
That's because it's the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, when Franco was still in power.
דיימ פותח תסרטון עם עפרה חזה
ודנה אינטרנשינל
ואילנית
18 XDD
We don't always win, but when we do, we always try and pick up as many top marks as possible 😂
wtf 1
Salvador is by far the greatest thing that ever happened to us Eurovision viewers.
Nope... Never seen a more pompus d...head in my life, and i dont like eurovsion even...
@@loveandlight606 Okay so im a pompus dic.head aswell... Dosent change the fact he is aswell...
Not insulting anyone. Just stating obvius points, if you cant see what a pompus ahole he is from his media apperances, winning speech and so then i dont know what more to say.
@@loveandlight606 Still a pompus dic.head thing to say i dont care how crap the industry is. He is just as bad.
The Spanish flag is wrong
WTF #teamKris25 are 38🙍🙍🙍👎👎
Idk how the 2017 Portugal won they were terrible
Mightypic Taco Yea
It wasn’t garbage fast food music, that’s why.
Por favor quita la bandera franquista de España.