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Final 2004


01.		Ukraine (280p.)
02.		Serb & Mont (263 p.)
03.		Greece (252 p.)
04.		Turkey (195 p.)
05.		Cyprus (170 p.)
06.		Sweden (170 p.)
07.		Albania (106 p.)
08.		Germany (93 p.)
09.		Bosnia & Herz. (91 p)
10.		Spain (87 p.)
11.		Russia (67 p.)
12.		Croatia (50 p.)
13.		Malta (50 p.)
14.		Macedonia (47 p.)
15.		France (40 p.)
16.		UK (29 p.)
17.		Poland (27 p.)
18.		Romania (18 p.)
19.		Iceland (16 p.)
20.		Netherlands (11 p.)
21.		Austria (9 p.)
22.		Ireland (7 p.)
23.		Belgium (7 p.)
24.		Norway (3 p.)

Semi Final 2004


11.		Estonia (57 p.)
12.		Israel (57 p.)
13.		Denmark (56 p.)
14.		Finland (51 p.)
15.		Portugal (38 p.)
16.		Lithuania (26 p.)
17.		Latvia (23 p.)
18.		Andorra (12 p.)
19.		Monaco (10 p.)
20.		Belarus (10 p.)
21.		Slovenia (5 p.)
22.		Switzerland (0 p.)

Poland 2004

Participant: Blue Cafe
Song: Love Song
Writer(s): Tatiana Okupnik
Composer(s): Pawel Rurak-Sokal

Blue Cafe

Poland has always been good for a surprise at the Eurovision Song Contest so far: shrill, extravagant and exciting - that's the music from Poland. Their most successful entry was the singer Edyta Gorniak with her hymn "To nie ja!" - she became 2nd in Dublin 1994. Last year in Riga the band Ich Troje did also well becoming 7th with their song "Keine Grenzen - Zadnych Granic" ("No borders") sung in Polish, German and Russian - they received 12 points from Germany! With that result Poland automatically qualified for the final on May 15th.

The Polish national final was won by a band called Blue Café with "Love Song". They even managed to leave Poland's most popular band Lzy behind them.

"Love Song" is a modern, thrilling latino touched song, which could easily be played by any radio station in the world - it very well reflects the musical variety of Poland at present. Good luck, Poland!