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  • I still think Catrina & the Waves was one of the best UK winners.

  • 1 point goes to Ireland 1996!

    2 points go to Ireland 1994!

    3 points go to Italy 1990!

    4 points go to Sweden 1999!

    5 points go to Ireland 1993!

    6 points go to United Kingdom 1997!

    7 points go to Israel 1998!

    8 points go to Norway 1995!

    10 points go to Sweden 1991!

    12 points go to Ireland 1993!

  • '95 is the best

  • '93, - '97 = masterpieces!!

    The other songs were nice too....but when compared to songs of some artists like MJ, most of the entries were really old-fashioned.

    But some other songs were really above the time..

  • 1990 '95 '96 and '97 had great winning songs!

    From all the Ireland songs I think only The Voice was a deserved Winner!

  • yes sweden has the best songs but the rest of the 90.s song is crap only the sweeds and dana international from israel is ear candy the rest is bull!!

  • omg, so old fashion songs in the 90s?!

  • FRANCE did not win in 1991!!! There was a tie between Carola and France's Amina, as both had received 146 points BUTSweden and France had received four lots of 12 points, but Sweden had received five lots of 10 points to France's two, so Carola was declared the winner.

  • Sweden has the best songs

  • i though 1991 was france? , i may be wrong though?

  • 1 point goes to sweden 1991

    2 points go to Sweden 1999

    3 points go to Ireland 1992

    4 points go to Italy 1990

    5 points go to Uk 1997

    6 points go to Ireland 1993

    7 points go to Ireland 1994

    8 points go to Israel 1999

    10 points go to Ireland 1996

    And the 12 points go to Norway 1995

  • Sweden has the best songs

  • oh man... fast alles ziemlich unerträglich!!! gut dass es die 70er gibt...

  • 1991 WINNER FRANCE

  • 1991 WINNER FRANCE NOT SUEDE

  • 12 pts. for "Nocturne"

    10 pts. for "Love Shine A Light"

    8 pts. for "Rock'n'Roll Kids"

    7 pts. for "The Voice"

    6 pts. for "Insieme;1992"

    5 pts. for "Diva"

    4 pts. for "In Your Eyes"

    3 pts. for "Why Me?"

    2 pts. for "Take Me To Your Heaven"

    1 pt. for "Fångad Av En Stormvind"

  • realy 1997 winner must be turkey lissen to turkes song in 1997 you will be see more good than UK terrible song

  • Norway 1995, UK 1997, Israel 1998 and Sweden 1999 are my favourite winners and some of my favourite ESC songs EVER!!!

    Sweden 1991 and Ireland 1994 and Ireland 1996 suck though (sorry)

  • Come on! Ireland 1994 was best winning song of the 90's! Btw, Sweden 1999 raped my ears..

  • I think it's unbelieveble that I remember every winner that won since I was three years old:D

    All the winners from 1997-2009

  • The best five are:

    Italy: 12

    Norway: 10

    Ireland (1992): 8

    Sweden (1999): 7

    England: 6

  • Nocturne...that song always make me wanna cry ;_;

  • 90's were amazing.

    Two of my Favourite eurovision Songs.

    "the Voice"

    &

    "Nocturne"

    Brilliant ♥_♥

    ps, WOAH Ireland won so many times like Gosh xD

    I hope they have more luck in the next decade because the 00's were awful for them.

    2010 could bring them luck

    and OF COURSE us too :)

  • 1991 there is no winner there is just one cheater.

  • one cheater?

  • Strange, we are the least and yet the best * Swedish*

  • 3rd best esc decade (behind 80s and 00s)

  • Ireland deserved every win in the 90s except in 1992. UK definately should have won. Maybe Michael Ball was too professional for this contest...

    If Nocturne hadn't competed for Norway in 1995 it wouldn't mind me if Ireland had won again. But of course it would have been more fair if Spain won for the first time since 1969.

  • Of course. Spain should have won that year, not Norway. And I'm saying that even though I'm from Sweden and the Norvegians are our brothers and sisters. However, Ireland's entry that year was clearly chosen to NOT win.

  • Yes I know that it was chosen not to win. But I still like the song and it deserved a better place.

  • 1995: Eh... It's nice and all, but way too instrumental for a SONG contest. Spain should have won with "Vuelve conmigo" by Anabel Conde.

    1996: Another deserved Irish winner.

    1997: This might be the best winner ever.

    1998: This seems to have been a weak year, but still, Malta or Netherlands should have won, not this!

    1999: An unexpected winner for us, after we had sent far better songs in 1995 and 1996, that only came 3rd. But this seems to have been another weak year...

  • Diva is believed that is one of the best and most famous eurovision songs in the world

  • "The best" and "most famous" isn't necessarily the same thing.

  • Yeah,tell me about it. Sakis Rouvas should have won this year because that song really summed up Eurovision.

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  • The female-singer of the winnersong 93 looks like Major Kira from Str Trek: Deep Space Nine

  • The best was 95 and 96, and maybe 98! 1991 this song is such a Shit, oh my god, Amina was so much better that Year!

  • Amina was good. France should have shared the victory with Sweden. But no, Carola is NOT shit.

  • Yes, Carola IS shit...

  • ireland won loads of times!

  • Don't forget to add the 2000's.

  • 97 ;) best

  • 91 and 99 are the best singers

  • tell me de name of the program with you make this video

  • Don't know if I agree with 91 and 93 being bad winners - 90 makes me cringe, 94 certainly, 95 was nowt more really than an instrumental, 98's winner was a bit naff and seemed to win 'cos she used to be a man?

  • "91, "93, "94, "95, dreadful winners  - improved towards end of decade then went downhill in the 00's

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