Contestants

 

Below you can get acquainted with each Eurovision 2012 entry. Just click on the song’s title to read the lyrics and watch the video! Wiwi has also added contestants from 2011 and 2010. We’ll be adding your Eurovision favorites from 2009 and earlier soon.

Eurovision 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan

A total of 42 countries will compete at the 57th annual Eurovision Song Contest. Below you can listen to each of the Eurovision 2012 contestants. And don’t forget to vote in our polls to determine who should win Eurovision, and our annual search for Eurovision’s Next Top Model and Eurovision’s Next Top Male Model. 

Albania: Rona Nisliu with “Suus” (Personal)
Austria: Trackshittaz with “Woki mit deim Popo”
Azerbaijan: Sabina Babayeva with “When the Music Dies”
Belarus: Litesound with “We Are the Heroes”
Belgium: Iris with “Would You?”
Bosnia: Maya Sar with “Korake ti znam” (I Know Your Steps)
Bulgaria: Sofi Marinova with “Love Unlimited”
Croatia: Nina Badric with “Nebo”
Cyprus: Ivi Adamou with “La La Love”
Denmark: Soluna Samay with “Should’ve Known Better”
Estonia: Ott Lepland with “Kuula”
Finland: Pernilla Karlsson with “När jag blundar” (When I close my eyes)
France: Anggun with “Echo (You and I)”
FYR Macedonia: Kaliopi with “Crno i belo”
Georgia: Anri Jokhadze with “I’m a Jocker”
Germany: Roman Lob with “Standing Still”
Greece: Eleftheria Eleftheriou with “Aphrodisiac”
Hungary: Compact Disco with “Sound of Our Hearts”
Iceland: Gréta Salóme & Jónsi with (Remember me)
Ireland: Jedward with “Waterline”
Israel: Izabo with “Time”
Italy: Nina Zilli with “L’amore è femmina” (Love is female)
Latvia: Anmary with “Beautiful Song”
Lithuania: Donny Montell with “Love is Blind”
Malta: Kurt Calleja with “This is the Night”
Moldova: Pasha Parfeny with “Lautar”
Montenegro: Rambo Amadeus with “Euro Neuro”
Netherlands: Joan Franka with “You and Me”
Norway: Tooji with “Stay”
Portugal: Filipa Sousa with “Vida minha” (Life of Mine)
Romania: Mandinga with “Zaleilah”
Russia: Buranovskiye Babushki with “Party for Everybody”
San Marino: Valentina Monetta with “The Social Network”
Serbia: Zeljko Joksimovic with “Nije ljubav stvar” (Love Is Not a Thing)
Slovakia: Max Jason Mai with “Don’t Close Your Eyes”
Slovenia: Eva Boto with “Verjamem” (I believe)
Spain: Pastora Soler with “Quédate conmigo” (Stay with me)
Sweden: Loreen with “Euphoria”
Switzerland: Sinplus with “Unbreakable”
Turkey: Can Bonomo with “Love me Back”
Ukraine: Gaitana with “Be My Guest”
United Kingdom: Engelbert Humperdinck with “Love Will Set You Free”

Eurovision 2011 in Düsseldorf, Germany

Contestants from 43 countries participated in the 56th annual Eurovision Song Contest. Azerbaijan’s Ell & Nikki won the contest with their song “Running Scared.” Italy, which returned to the contest after a 14-year absence, watched Raphael Gualazzi finish second with “Madness of Love.” And Sweden’s Eric Saade placed third with his number “Popular.” Poland’s Magdalena Tul won Wiwi’s search for Eurovision’s Next Top Model, while Russia’s Alexey Vorobyov won the search for Eurovision’s Next Top Male Model.

Albania: Aurela Gaçe with “Feel the Passion”
Armenia: Emmy with “Boom Boom”
Austria: Nadine Beiler with “The Secret Is Love”
Azerbaijan: Ell and Nikki with “Running Scared”
Belarus: Anastasia Vinnikova with “I Love Belarus”
Belgium: Witloof Bay with “With Love Baby”
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Dino Merlin with “Love in Rewind”
Bulgaria: Poli Genova with “Na inat” (For spite)
Croatia: Daria with “Celebrate”
Cyprus: Christos Mylordos with “San aggelos s’agapisa” (I loved you like an angel)
Denmark: A Friend in London with “New Tomorrow”
Estonia: Getter Jaani with “Rockefeller Street”
Finland: Paradise Oskar with “Da Da Dam”
France: Amaury Vassili with “Sognu” (Dream)
F.Y.R. Macedonia: Vlatko Ilievski with “Rusinka” (Russian girl)
Georgia: Eldrine with “One More Day”
Germany: Lena with “Taken by a Stranger”
Greece: Loukas Giorkas feat. Stereo Mike “Watch My Dance”
Hungary: Kati Wolf with “What About My Dreams?”
Iceland: Sjonni’s Friends with “Coming Home”
Ireland: Jedward with “Lipstick”
Israel: Dana International with “Ding Dong”
Italy: Raphael Gualazzi with “Madness of Love”
Latvia: Musiqq with “Angel in Disguise”
Lithuania: Evelina Sasenko with “C’est ma vie” (It’s my life)
Malta: Glen Vella with “One Life”
Moldova: Zdob si Zdub with “So Lucky”
Netherlands: 3Js with “Never Alone”
Norway: Stella Mwangi with “Haba Haba” (Little by little)
Poland: Magdalena Tul with “Jestem” (I am)
Portugal: Homens da Luta with “A luta é alegria” (The struggle is joy)
Romania: Hotel FM with “Change”
Russia: Alexey Vorobyov with “Get You”
San Marino: Senit with “Stand By”
Serbia: Nina with “Caroban” (Magical)
Slovakia: TWiiNS with “I’m Still Alive”
Slovenia: Maja Keuc with “No One”
Spain: Lucía Pérez with “Que me quiten lo bailao” (They can’t take the fun away from me)
Sweden: Eric Saade with “Popular”
Switzerland: Anna Rossinelli with “In Love for a While”
Turkey: Yüksek Sadakat with “Live It Up”
Ukraine: Mika Newton with “Angel”
United Kingdom: Blue with “I Can”

Eurovision 2010 in Oslo, Norway

Contestants from 39 countries participated in the 55th annual Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo. Germany’s Lena won the contest with her song “Satellite.” Turkey’s “maNga” placed second with “We Could Be the Same.”  And Romania’s Paula Seling and Ovi finished third with their song “Playing with Fire.” Seling also won Wiwi’s search for Eurovision’s Next Top Model, while Turkey’s Ferman Akgul won the search for Eurovision’s Next Top Male Model.

Albania: Juliana Pasha with “It’s All About You”
Armenia: Eva Rivas with “Apricot Stone”
Azerbaijan: Safura with “Drip Drop”
Belarus: 3 + 2 with “Butterflies”
Belgium: Tom Dice with “Me and My Guitar”
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Vukasin Brajic with “Thunder and Lightning”
Bulgaria: Miro with “Angel si ti” (You’re an angel)
Croatia: Feminnem with “Lako je sve” (Everything is easy)
Cyprus: Jon Lilygreen and The Islanders with “Life Looks Better in Spring”
Denmark: Chanée and N’evergreen with “In a Moment Like This”
Estonia: Malcolm Lincoln with “Siren”
Finland: Kuunkuiskaajat with “Työlki ellää” (One can work for a living, too)
France: Jessy Matador with “Allez Ola Olé”
Georgia: Sofia Nizharadze with “Shine”
Germany: Lena with “Satellite”
Greece: Giorgos Alkaios and Friends with “OPA!”
Iceland: Hera Björk with “Je ne sais quoi”
Ireland: Niamh Kavanagh with “It’s for You”
Israel: Harel Skaat with “Milim” (Words)
Latvia: Aisha with “What For?”
Lithuania: InCulto with “Eastern European Funk”
Macedonia: Gjoko Taneski with “Jas ja imam silata” (I have the strength)
Malta: Thea Garrett with “My Dream”
Moldova: SunStroke Project and Olia Tira with “Run Away”
Netherlands: Sieneke with “Ik ben verliefd (Sha-la-lie)” (I’m in love (Sha-la-lie))
Norway: Didrik Solli-Tangen with “My Heart Is Yours”
Poland: Marcin Mrozinski with “Legenda”
Portugal: Filipa Azevedo with “Há dias assim” (It’s one of those days)
Romania: Paula Seling and Ovi with “Playing with Fire”
Russia: Peter Nalitch and Friends with “Lost and Forgotten”
Serbia: Milan Stankovi? with “Ovo je Balkan” (This is the Balkan)
Slovakia: Kristina with “Horehronie”
Slovenia: Ansambel Zlindra and Kalamari with “Narodnozabavni rock” (Native folk rock)
Spain: Daniel Diges with “Algo pequeñito” (Something tiny)
Sweden: Anna Bergendahl with “This Is My Life”
Switzerland: Michael von der Heide with “Il pleut de l’or” (It’s raining gold)
Turkey: maNga with “We Could Be the Same”
Ukraine: Alyosha with “Sweet People”
United Kingdom: Josh Dubovie with “That Sounds Good to Me”