Eurovision Song Contest 1995 - Results

Results

Draw Country Language Artist Song English translation Place Points
01 Poland Polish Justyna "Sama" Alone 18 15
02 Ireland English Eddie Friel "Dreamin'" 14 44
03 Germany German Stone & Stone "Verliebt in Dich" In love with You 23 1
04 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Davorin Popović "Dvadeset prvi vijek" The 21st century 19 14
05 Norway Norwegian Secret Garden "Nocturne" 1 148
06 Russia Russian Philipp Kirkorov "Kolibelnaya dlya vulkana"
(Колыбельная для вулкана)
Lullaby for a volcano 17 17
07 Iceland Icelandic Bo Halldórsson "Núna" Now 15 31
08 Austria German Stella Jones "Die Welt dreht sich verkehrt" The world turns the wrong way 13 67
09 Spain Spanish Anabel Conde "Vuelve conmigo" Come back to me 2 119
10 Turkey Turkish Arzu Ece "Sev" Love 16 21
11 Croatia Croatian Magazin & Lidija "Nostalgija" Nostalgia 6 91
12 France French Nathalie Santamaria "Il me donne rendez-vous" He makes a date with me 4 94
13 Hungary Hungarian Csaba Szigeti "Új név a régi ház falán" A new name on the old house wall 22 3
14 Belgium French Frédéric Etherlinck "La voix est libre" The voice is free 20 8
15 United Kingdom English Love City Groove "Love City Groove" 10 76
16 Portugal Portuguese Tó Cruz "Baunilha e chocolate" Vanilla and chocolate 21 5
17 Cyprus Greek Alexandros Panayi "Sti Fotia" (Στη φωτιά) In the fire 9 79
18 Sweden Swedish Jan Johansen "Se på mig" Look at me 3 100
19 Denmark Danish Aud Wilken "Fra Mols til Skagen" From Mols to Skagen 5 92
20 Slovenia Slovene Darja Švajger "Prisluhni mi" Listen to me 7 84
21 Israel Hebrew Liora "Amen" (אמן) 8 81
22 Malta English Mike Spiteri "Keep Me In Mind" 10 76
23 Greece Greek Elina Konstantopoulou "Pia Prosefhi" (Ποια προσευχή) Which prayer 12 68

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