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ESC 1970 | My Top 12
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
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The Eurovision Song Contest of 1970 was held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 12 countries participated in this year's contest and in this video I share my thoughts on every single one, ranking them from the one I enjoyed the least to the one I enjoyed the most.
List of participants from 1970:
BELGIUM | Jean Vallée - Viens l'oublier
FRANCE | Guy Bonnet - Marie-Blanche
GERMANY | Katja Ebstein - Wunder gibt es immer wieder
IRELAND | Dana - All Kinds of Everything
ITALY | Gianni Morandi - Occhi di ragazza
LUXEMBOURG | David Alexandre Winter - Je suis tombé du ciel
MONACO | Dominique Dussault - Marlène
NETHERLANDS | Patricia and Hearts of Soul - Waterman
SPAIN | Julio Iglesias - Gwendolyne
SWITZERLAND | Henri Dès - Retour
UNITED KINGDOM | Mary Hopkin - Knock, Knock (Who's There?)
YUGOSLAVIA | Eva Sršen - Pridi, dala ti bom cvet
One of my favorite years. Banger after banger! And of course Guy Bonnet🕊
Waterman is my favorite. Something about it is just so entrancing.
Couldn't agree more. I have Spain as my winner and Germany 2nd, but Netherlands in a well-deserved 3rd. There's something so intriguing yet melancholic about the song, I can't find the right words to describe how I feel about it. Certainly one of the more interesting songs of the contest
@@rodmorg801 you described how I feel about it so well
I would have to concur with your No.1. Purely for the easy emotional connection with us the audience. - Meanwhile Ireland and UK songs reflected a simpler sentimental period in pop music, perhaps in response to the social upheavels of the 60s (including its experimental and groundbreaking musical soundtrack) and the technological advances such as reaching the moon, etc. If I am honest I actually don't enjoy any of these songs, but I enjoyed reading your appreciation of them. 👍
Meanwhile, this has to be one of my favourite years, haha!
Happy to read your thoughts as always!
Here are my personal votes/rankings, i'am from the Netherlands (Rotterdam city)
12 points: Ireland - Dana - All kinds of everything
10 points: United Kingdom - Mary Hopkin - Knock, knock (who's there?)
8 points: Italy - Gianni Morandi - Occhi di ragazza
7 points: Spain - Julio Iglesias - Gwendolyne
6 points: Belgium - Jean Vallée - Viens l'oublier
5 points: Luxembourg - David Alexandre Winter - Je suis tombé du ciel
4 points: Monaco - Dominique Dussault - Marlène
3 points: Germany - Katja Ebstein - Wunder gibt es immer wieder
2 points: Yugoslavia - Eva Srsen - Pridi, dala ti bom cvet
1 point : France - Guy Bonnet - Marie Blanche
there are pretty much no bad songs this year, i love it so much
Me too!
Dana is still my winner❤❤
This is pretty much a perfect year! Even the Yugoslavian entry is good. And we agree, Julio Iglesias deserved to be first! ❤
Except for Ireland, whom I put in top 5, I kinda agree about your list, especially about your top 3. In all, a quite good year.🥳
❤
What do you think of the withdrawn Portuguese entry?
Was definitely better than the song that eventually ended up winning, I guess.
Was definitely better than the song that eventually ended up winning, I guess.
Honestly... I haven't heard it
@@groot1421 you could make it the interval act in grootyvision season 2 so you can listen for the first time then!
I cannot stand Gwendolyne by Julio Iglesias.
I do wonder why people always go on about ABBA & Celine Dion, but never mention him when speaking about success after Eurovision.
Football player for Real Madrid, gets into a crash & the nurse gives him a guitar. He goes to ESC & the rest is history. They even made a film about it. He's apparently the biggest selling Hispanic singer in the world. And there's of course also nepo-baby Enrique Iglesias, biggest selling Latin-American singer.
Is it really the language barrier?
My Top 3: Spain, Ireland, Italy.
The boycotted year…
It could have a sequel next year...