Eurovision Song Contest 1973

The Eurovision Song Contest 1973 was the 18th Eurovision, it was held in Luxembourg on April 7th and the presenter was Helga Guitton[?]. Anne-Marie David[?] was the winner of this Eurovision with the song, Tu Te Reconnaitras[?].

Table of contents 1 Results 2 First Appearances 3 Voting Structure 4 Other Eurovision Song Contests

Results

1973 Eurovision Song Contest

Country	Artist(s)	Song	Place	Points
Belgium	Nicole and Hugo[?]	Baby Baby	17	58
Finland	Marion Rung[?]	Tom Tom Tom	6	93
France	Martine Clemenceau[?]	Sans Toi	15	65
Germany	Gitte[?]	Junger Tag	8	85
Ireland	Maxi[?]	Do I Dream	10	80
Israel	Ilanit[?]	Ey-Sham	4	97
Italy	Massimo Ranieri[?]	Chi Sara' Con Te	13	74
Luxembourg	Anne-Marie David[?]	Tu Te Reconnaitras	1	129
Monaco	Marie[?]	Un Train Qui Part	8	85
Netherlands	Ben Cramer[?]	De Oude Muzikant	14	69
Norway	Bendik Singers[?]	It's Just A Game	7	89
Portugal	Fernando Tordo[?]	Tourada	10	80
Spain	Mocedades[?]	Eres Tu	2	125
Sweden	The Nova and The Dolls[?]	You're Summer	5	94
Switzerland	Patrick Juvet[?]	Je Vais Me Marier, Marie	12	79
United Kingdom	Cliff Richard	Power To All Our Friends	3	123
Yugoslavia	Zdravko Colić[?]	Gori vatra	15	65
Venue: Nouveau Theatre[?] - Luxembourg
The table is ordered by the countries names.

First Appearances Israel

Voting Structure Each Country had 2 Jury Members, one under 25 and one over 25. They each awarded 1 to 5 points for each song.

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