Originally planned to do this series over a month or two, but it takes a lot of time. INFE Australia, INFE Ireland and INFE South Africa teamed up to pick their favourite Eurovision entry involving a MALE SINGER from each country that have participated in the Eurovision song contest.
Category Archives: 1990 Eurovision Song Contest
LES McKEOWN, ex lead singer of THE BAY CITY ROLLERS passed away
It was announced today that Les McKeown of the Bay City Rollers has passed away suddenly at his home in Scotland
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Rita & Offer Nissim are ‘Stronger Than The Wind’
Rita & Offer Nissim have released a new collaboration called Stronger Than The Wind.
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TOP 100 – position 67 – SHARA BARCHOVOT – RITA
Here is the EUROVISION TOP 100 made in response to the top 10’s sent by 103 members of Eurovision Cafe, MUSIC, eurovision and beyond, Compare and INFE Australia and some Eurovision stars!
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TOP 100 – position 99 – IK WIL ALLES MET JE DELEN – MAYWOOD
Here is the EUROVISION TOP 100made in response to the top 10’s sent by 102 members of Eurovision Cafe, MUSIC, eurovision and beyond, Compare and INFEAustralia and some Eurovision stars!
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IRELAND 1990 singer LIAM REILLY died
We have barely recovered from the news that 1976 Eurovision singer from Portugal Carlos do Carmo passed away when Nor Bert from the facebook Music, Eurovision and beyond informed us that another Eurovision singer has passed away, this time LIAM REILLY who represented Ireland at the 1990 Eurovision song contest with SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE and ended in second place. Nikke Allen also reported on his death and his song has special meaning to her as it was the inspiration to her novel with the same title.
LIAM REILLY HAS PASSED AWAY…
Liam Reilly, an Irish singer/songwriter and a member of the group Bagatelle died on 1 January 2021 at the age of 65.
He was best known for his 2nd place at the Eurovision Song contest 1990 with the song Somewhere In Europe. He also composed the Irish entry for the Eurovision Song contest 1991 Could It Be That I’m In Love.