Eurovision Song Contest 1969

The Eurovision Song Contest 1969 was the 14th Eurovision, it was held in Madrid, Spain on March 29th and the presenter was Laurita Valenzuela[?]. There were four winners of this Eurovision (As there was no rule for a tie at this time.); Frida Boccara[?] with Un Jour Un Enfant[?], Lennie Kuhr[?] with De Troubadour, Salome with Vivo Cantando[?] and Lulu with Boom Bang A Bang[?].

Results

1969 Eurovision Song Contest

Country	Artist(s)	Song	Place	Points
Belgium	Louis Neefs[?]	Jennifer Jennings	7	10
Finland	Jarkko and Laura[?]	Kuin Silloin Ennen	12	6
France	Frida Boccara[?]	Un Jour, Un Enfant	1	18
Germany	Siw Malmkvist[?]	Primaballerina	9	8
Ireland	Muriel Day and The Lindsays[?]	The Wages Of Love	7	10
Italy	Iva Zanicchi[?]	Due Grosse Lacrime Bianche	13	5
Luxembourg	Romuald[?]	Catherine	11	7
Monaco	Jean Jacques[?]	Maman Maman	6	11
Netherlands	Lennie Kuhr[?]	De Troubadour	1	18
Norway	Kirsti Sparboe[?]	Oj, Oj, Oj, Sa Glad Jeg Skal Bli	16	1
Portugal	Simone De Oliveira[?]	Desfolhada	15	4
Spain	Salome	Vivo Cantando	1	18
Sweden	Tommy Korberg[?]	Judy Min Vaen	9	8
Switzerland	Paola Del Medico[?]	Bonjour Bonjour	5	13
United Kingdom	Lulu	Boom Bang-A-Bang	1	18
Yugoslavia	Ivan[?]	Pozdrav svijetu	13	5
Venue: Teatro Real[?] - Madrid, Spain
The table is ordered by the countries names.

Voting Structure Each Country had 10 Jury Members who each decided the best song and each awarded 1 point.

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