What is the best Eurovision Song Contest winner of all time?

By YPB Team
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From ABBA's Waterloo to Loreen's historic double triumph, Eurovision has crowned some of the most iconic songs in pop history. Which winning performance stands above all others?

Waterloo - ranking option ranked #1

Waterloo

ABBA's 1974 winning song for Sweden, the most iconic Eurovision entry ever, catapulting the group to global fame.

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Puppet on a String - ranking option ranked #2

Puppet on a String

Sandie Shaw's 1967 winning song for the UK, the first British winner in Eurovision history.

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Save Your Kisses for Me - ranking option ranked #3

Save Your Kisses for Me

Brotherhood of Man's 1976 catchy pop hit that won for the UK and became one of the best-selling Eurovision songs.

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Hard Rock Hallelujah - ranking option ranked #4

Hard Rock Hallelujah

Lordi's 2006 heavy metal shock-rock entry that stunned Europe by winning for Finland with monster costumes.

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Euphoria - ranking option ranked #5

Euphoria

Loreen's 2012 electropop anthem for Sweden, widely considered the greatest Eurovision song of the modern era.

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Rise Like a Phoenix - ranking option ranked #6

Rise Like a Phoenix

Conchita Wurst's sweeping 2014 James Bond-style ballad that won for Austria and became an LGBTQ+ anthem.

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1944 - ranking option ranked #7

1944

Jamala's haunting 2016 song for Ukraine, blending folk and electronica to tell her family's story of the Crimean Tatar deportation.

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Amar Pelos Dois - ranking option ranked #8

Amar Pelos Dois

Salvador Sobral's intimate 2017 jazzy ballad that won for Portugal, the country's first ever Eurovision victory.

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Toy - ranking option ranked #9

Toy

Netta's eccentric 2018 feminist anthem for Israel, featuring chicken noises and a powerful body-positive message.

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Arcade - ranking option ranked #10

Arcade

Duncan Laurence's emotional 2019 synth-pop ballad that won for the Netherlands and later went viral on TikTok.

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Zitti e Buoni - ranking option ranked #11

Zitti e Buoni

Måneskin's explosive 2021 rock entry for Italy, reigniting rock's place at Eurovision and launching the band globally.

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Stefania - ranking option ranked #12

Stefania

Kalush Orchestra's 2022 hip-hop folk fusion for Ukraine, winning amid enormous emotional weight due to the war.

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Tattoo - ranking option ranked #13

Tattoo

Loreen's 2023 return to Eurovision, winning for Sweden again and making her the first artist to win Eurovision twice.

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The Code - ranking option ranked #14

The Code

Nemo's 2024 operatic pop winner for Switzerland, a striking non-binary anthem that sparked debate over Eurovision rules.

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Bangaranga - ranking option ranked #15

Bangaranga

Dara's 2026 winning song for Bulgaria, the newest addition to Eurovision's pantheon of champions.

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