01. | ![]() | Norway (387 p.) |
02. | ![]() | Iceland (218 p.) |
03. | ![]() | Azerbaijan (207 p.) |
04. | ![]() | Turkey (177 p.) |
05. | ![]() | UK (173 p.) |
06. | ![]() | Estonia (129 p.) |
07. | ![]() | Greece (120 p.) |
08. | ![]() | France (108 p.) |
09. | ![]() | Bosnia & Herz.(106 p) |
10. | ![]() | Armenia (92p.) |
11. | ![]() | Russia (91 p.) |
12. | ![]() | Ukraine (76 p.) |
13. | ![]() | Denmark (74 p.) |
14. | ![]() | Moldova (69 p.) |
15. | ![]() | Portugal (57 p.) |
16. | ![]() | Israel (53 p.) |
17. | ![]() | Albania (48 p.) |
18. | ![]() | Croatia (45 p.) |
19. | ![]() | Romania (40 p.) |
20. | ![]() | Germany (35 p.) |
21. | ![]() | Sweden (33 p.) |
22. | ![]() | Malta (31 p.) |
23. | ![]() | Lithuania (23 p.) |
24. | ![]() | Spain (23 p.) |
25. | ![]() | Finland (22 p.) |
11. | ![]() | Montenegro (44 p.) |
12. | ![]() | Finland (42 p.) |
13. | ![]() | Belarus (25 p.) |
14. | ![]() | Switzerland (15 p.) |
15. | ![]() | Andorra (8 p.) |
16. | ![]() | Bulgaria (7 p.) |
17. | ![]() | Belgium (1 p.) |
18. | ![]() | Czech Republic (0 p.) |
11. | ![]() | Ireland (52 p.) |
12. | ![]() | Poland (43 p.) |
13. | ![]() | Croatia (33 p.) |
14. | ![]() | Cyprus (32 p.) |
15. | ![]() | Hungary (16 p.) |
16. | ![]() | Slovenia (14 p.) |
17. | ![]() | Netherlands (11 p.) |
18. | ![]() | Slovakia (8 p.) |
19. | ![]() | Latvia (7 p.) |
![]() Song: Always Writer(s): Arash Labaf, Robert Uhlmann, Elin Wrethov, Anderz Wrethov Composer(s): Arash Labaf, Robert Uhlmann, Johan Bejerholm, Marcus Englof, Alex Papaconstantinou |
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“Always” is this years’ song from Azerbaijan, sung by the duo Asyel and Arash. This is a very exotic and interesting entry, with a catchy chorus and an optimistic melody. The song will completely being sung in English and the whole arrangement of the song appears very internationally, it sounds like a summer song with potential being a summer hit. In the video clip you can watch a very well choreographed perfomance, which reminds a bit of Helena Paparizou’s winning entry “Number One” – with flying hair and swinging skirts. Asyel and Arash really seem to be very sympathetic and have the necessary “winning smile” in their faces, that’s what Eurovision winners need to have. As the song unites style elements from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean, this entry will receive many points for sure. The Asian-inspired interlude is exactly what this song is about and what 500 million watchers around the globe will be wowed. This is a big favorite. Congratulations!
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