EUROVISION'S CLASSIEST SONGS of all -time. #20-16. Continues next weekend.

CAFFE` LATTE` PRESENTS

EUROVISION’S

ALL-TIME CLASSIEST

SONGS

The Eurovision Song Contest has a reputation for cheesy, camp, over the top and downright ridiculous entries, but there have been exquisite gems too. This countdown looks back on 60 of the finest songs performed as part of the ESC spanning the years 1956 to 2017.

20

THE VOICE

EIMEAR QUINN

IRELAND 1996

Ireland's 7th and most recent winning entry, "The Voice", was performed by Eimear Quinn. Its final result was 162 points, leaving the Norwegian runner-up "I Evighet" behind with a score of 114.

19

ET S'IL FALLAIT LE FAIRE

PATRICIA KAAS

FRANCE 2009

Patricia Kaas is one of the leading French vocalists. She delivered "Et S'Il Fallait Le Faire" (And If It Had To Be Done) with precision and grace in the Grand Final held in Moscow.

18

MONO I AGAPI

ANNA VISHY

CYPRUS 1982

Anna Vissy (aka Vishy) has entered the Contest twice. In 1980, she represented Greece. Two years later, she was back, this time singing a song in Greek meaning "Only Love" this time representing Cyprus. She finished in 5th place with "Mono Agapi". 

 

17

CITY LIGHTS

BLANCHE

BELGIUM 2017

Despite a shaky start in her live performances, Blanche gained confidence and finished in 4th place in the Grand Final in Kiev representing Belgium with "City Lights" performed in English.

16

RISE LIKE A PHOENIX

CONCHITA WURST

AUSTRIA 2014

Austria's 2nd win was realized by the unforgettable Conchita Wurst with the anthemic "Rise Like A Phoenix". The country had not won Eurovision since 1966.