The Eurovision winners of the 1960s
The top 3 according to 15 votes from people: Tom Pillibi — Jacqueline Boyer · Puppet on a String — Sandie Shaw · Non ho l'età — Gigliola Cinquetti. (Updated Jun 26, 2021.)
The songs that won the Eurovision Song Contest from 1960 to 1969, including the four-way tie of 1969 with Lenny Kuhr for the Netherlands.
Automatically translated (original in Nederlands). See the original
Top 13
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1
Tom Pillibi — Jacqueline Boyer
France, 1960 in London.
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2
Puppet on a String — Sandie Shaw
United Kingdom, 1967 in Vienna; sung barefoot.
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3
Non ho l'età — Gigliola Cinquetti
Italy, 1964 in Copenhagen; she was 16.
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4
Un premier amour — Isabelle Aubret
France, 1962 in Luxembourg.
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5
Merci, Chérie — Udo Jürgens
Austria, 1966 in Luxembourg.
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6
De troubadour — Lenny Kuhr
Netherlands, 1969 in Madrid (shared win).
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7
Nous les amoureux — Jean-Claude Pascal
Luxembourg, 1961 in Cannes.
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8
Poupée de cire, poupée de son — France Gall
Luxembourg, 1965 in Naples; written by Serge Gainsbourg.
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9
La, la, la — Massiel
Spain, 1968 in London.
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10
Vivo cantando — Salomé
Spain, 1969 in Madrid (shared win).
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11
Boom Bang-a-Bang — Lulu
United Kingdom, 1969 in Madrid (shared win).
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12
Un jour, un enfant — Frida Boccara
France, 1969 in Madrid (shared win).
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13
Dansevise — Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann
Denmark, 1963 in London.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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Comments (4)
Non ho l'età, Gigliola Cinquetti was pas zestien.
Poupée de cire, poupée de son, Gainsbourg schreef het en France Gall zong het voor Luxemburg.
Puppet on a String van Sandie Shaw, blootsvoets op het podium.
In 1969 vier winnaars tegelijk, dat was een chaos.