Sunday, May 6, 2018

EUROVISION'S CLASSIEST SONGS of all -time. #10-6. Continues tomorrow.
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.
10
IK HOU VAN JOU
MARIBELLE
NETHERLANDS 1984
The beautiful "Ik Hou Van Jou" (I Love You) was sung in Dutch by female soloist Maribelle.
Maribelle - Ik hou van jou.jpg
9
L'AMOUR EST BLEU
VICKY LEANDROS
LUXEMBOURG 1967
Greek vocalist Vicky Leandros only finished in 4th place at Eurovision, but scored an international hit with "L'Amour Est Bleu" (Love Is Blue).
Vicky - L'amour est bleu.jpg
8
BISTRA VODA
REGINA
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVENA 2009
Sung in Bosnian by the group Regina, "Bistra Voda" (Clear Water)  finished within the Top 10 in the Grand Final held in Moscow. 
 Regina - Bistra voda.jpg
7
RAPSODIA
MIA MARTINI
ITALY 1992
Mia Martini is a successful Italian vocalist. She finished in 4th position with the big ballad "Rapsodia" (Rhapsody) sung in Italian. Martini had previously represented Italy in 1977 with "Libera".
Mia Martini - Rapsodia.jpg
6
A FORCE DE PRIER
NANA MOUSKOURI
LUXEMBOURG 1963
Nana Moskouri is one of the best selling recording artists from Greece. She represented Luxembourg at Eurovision in London singing the French song "A Force De Prier" (By Persistently Praying). It finished ranked at #8.
Nana Mouskouri - À force de prier.jpg

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