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Eurovision Song Contest 1996

The Eurovision Song Contest 1996 was the 41st Eurovision, it was held in Norway on May 18th and the presenters were Ingvild Bryn[?] and Morten Harket[?]. Eimear Quinn[?] was the winner of this Eurovision with the song, The Voice[?].

Results

1996 Eurovision Song Contest
Country Artist(s) Song Place Points
Austria George Nussbaumer[?] Weilís Dir Guat Got 10 68
Belgium Lisa Del Bo[?] Liefde Is Een Kaartspel 16 22
Bosnia and Herzegovina Amila Glamorčak[?] Za našu ljubav 22 13
Croatia Maja Blagdan[?] Sveta ljubavi 4 98
Cyprus Constantinos[?] Mono Gia Mas 9 72
Estonia Maarja-Lis Ilus[?] & Ivo Linna[?] Kaelakee hääl 5 94
Finland Jasmine[?] Niin Kaunis On Taivas 23 9
France Dan Ar Braz, Karen Matheson & Elaine Morgan[?] Que Naissant Les Enfants 19 18
Greece Marianna Efstratiou[?] Emis Forame Ton Himona Anixiatika 15 36
Iceland Anna Mjöll[?] Sjúbíd 13 51
Ireland Eimear Quinn[?] The Voice 1 162
Malta Miriam Christine[?] In A Woman's Heart 10 68
Norway Elisabeth Andreassen[?] Eternity 2 114
Poland Kasia Kowalska[?] Chce Znac Swój Grzech 14 31
Portugal Lúcia Moniz & Pedro Osório[?] O Meu Coração Aão Tem Cor 6 92
Slovakia Marcel Polander[?] Till You Have Us 18 19
Slovenia Regina Dan najlepših sanj 21 16
Spain Antonio Carbonelli[?] Ay! Que Deseo! 20 17
Sweden One More Time[?] Den Vilda 3 100
Switzerland Kathy Leander[?] Mon Coeur L'aime 16 22
Netherlands Maxine & Franklin Brown[?] De Eerste Keer 7 78
Turkey Sebnem Paker[?] Besíncí Mevsím 4 91
United Kingdom Gina G[?] Just A Little Bit 12 57
Venue: Oslo Spektrum[?] - Oslo, Norway
The table is ordered by the countries names.

Voting Structure Each Country had a Jury who awarded 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points for their top ten songs.


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