Every Melodi Grand Prix winner from 1976 to 2025
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: "Mata Hari" – Gudny Aspaas/ Anne-Karine Strøm (1976) · "Mitt liv" – Kate Gulbrandsen (1987) · "Casanova" – Anita Skorgan (1977). (Updated Dec 22, 2025.)
From "Mata Hari" and "Mil etter mil" through "La det swinge", "Nocturne" and "Fairytale" – the three that went on to win Eurovision – to "Ulveham" and "Lighter": every song that won Norway's Melodi Grand Prix and represented the country at Eurovision since 1976. No MGP was held in 1991 or 2002.
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Top 48
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1
"Mata Hari" – Gudny Aspaas/ Anne-Karine Strøm (1976)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1976 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Mitt liv" – Kate Gulbrandsen (1987)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1987 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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3
"Casanova" – Anita Skorgan (1977)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1977 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Mil etter mil" – Jahn Teigen (1978)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1978 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Oliver" – Anita Skorgan (1979)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1979 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Sámiid ædnan" – Sverre Kjelsberg and Mattis Hætta (1980)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1980 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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7
"Aldri i livet" – Finn Kalvik (1981)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1981 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Adieu" – Jahn Teigen and Anita Skorgan (1982)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1982 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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9
"Do re mi" – Jahn Teigen (1983)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1983 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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10
"Lenge leve livet" – Dollie De Luxe (1984)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1984 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"La det swinge" – Bobbysocks (1985)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1985 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest. Won the 1985 Eurovision Song Contest.
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12
"Romeo" – Ketil Stokkan (1986)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1986 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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13
"For vår jord" – Karoline Krüger (1988)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1988 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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14
"Venners nærhet" – Britt-Synnøve Johansen (1989)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1989 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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15
"Brandenburger Tor" – Ketil Stokkan (1990)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1990 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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16
"Visjoner" – Merethe Trøan (1992)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1992 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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17
"Alle mine tankar" – Silje Vige (1993)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1993 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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18
"Duett" – Elisabeth Andreasson and Jan Werner Danielsen (1994)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1994 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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19
"Nocturne" – Secret Garden (1995)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1995 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest. Won the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest.
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20
"I evighet" – Elisabeth Andreassen (1996)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1996 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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21
"San Francisco" – Tor Endresen (1997)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1997 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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22
"All I Ever Wanted (Was You)" – Lars A. Fredriksen (1998)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1998 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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23
"Living My Life Without You" – Stig van Eijk (1999)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 1999 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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24
"My Heart Goes Boom" – Charmed (2000)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2000 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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25
"On My Own" – Haldor Lægreid (2001)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2001 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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26
"I'm Not Afraid to Move On" – Jostein Hasselgård (2003)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2003 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"High" – Knut Anders Sørum (2004)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2004 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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28
"In My Dreams" – Wig Wam (2005)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2005 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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29
"Alvedansen" – Christine Guldbrandsen (2006)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2006 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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30
"Ven a bailar conmigo" – Guri Schanke (2007)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2007 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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31
"Hold On Be Strong" – Maria Haukaas Storeng (2008)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2008 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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32
"Fairytale" – Alexander Rybak (2009)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2009 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest. Won the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest.
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33
"My Heart Is Yours" – Didrik Solli-Tangen (2010)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2010 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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34
"Haba Haba" – Stella Mwangi (2011)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2011 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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35
"Stay" – Tooji (2012)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2012 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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36
"I Feed You My Love" – Margaret Berger (2013)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2013 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Silent Storm" – Carl Espen (2014)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2014 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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38
"A Monster Like Me" – Kjetil Mørland and Debrah Scarlett (2015)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2015 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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39
"Grab the Moment" – JOWST (2017)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2017 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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40
"That's How You Write a Song" – Alexander Rybak (2018)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2018 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Spirit in the Sky" – KEiiNO (2019)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2019 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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42
"Attention" – Ulrikke Brandstorp (2020)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2020 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Fallen Angel" – TIX (2021)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2021 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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44
"Give That Wolf a Banana" – Subwoolfer (2022)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2022 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Queen of Kings" – Alessandra Mele (2023)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2023 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Ulveham" – Gåte (2024)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2024 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Lighter" – Kyle Alessandro (2025)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2025 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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"Icebreaker" – Agnete Johnsen (2016)
Winner of Melodi Grand Prix 2016 and Norway's entry in that year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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