I have, and probably will, continue for the entire 2026 to look at EUROVISION entries over the years that have two language versions – one the original language and two another language, in most cases English.
MOROCCO 1980 – LES ENFANTS DE L’AMITIE – SAMINA (BENSAID)
SUNG IN FRENCH
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I have, and probably will, continue for the entire 2026 to look at EUROVISION entries over the years that have two language versions – one the original language and two another language, in most cases English.
MOROCCO 1980 – BITAKAT HOB – SAMIRA (BENSAID)
SUNG IN ARABIC
Featured image – Youtube
Anna Vissi recently released another summer hit Kalokairines Diakopes (Summer Vacation). Her version of an old song from 40 years ago an now revived on TikTok.
Continue reading Anna Vissi loves summer with ‘Kalokairines Diakopes’
The 2025 Eurovision song contest in Basel, Switzerland was the 69th Eurovision song contest. ESC COVERS website and LOVE FOR MUSIC facebook celebrate this achievement. Continue reading CELEBRATING 69 EUROVISIONS WITH 69 ICONIC PERFORMANCES – DAY 63
Anna Vissi has released her new single Sandre. A very catchy and upbeat song perfect for the summer of 2025.
Continue reading Anna Vissi is back again with catchy ‘Sandre’
In 1980 KATJA EBSTEIN represented Germany at the Eurovision song contest with THEATER which got 2nd place. Continue reading SARAH-JANE COVERED THE 1980 GERMAN EUROVISION ENTRY
Anna Vissi earlier this year released a fantastic pop single that we at ESC Covers think is too good to be overlooked. The title is Se Períptosi Pou (In case where). A very commercial and feelgood track with an 80’s retro feel.
Continue reading Listen to the hot pop sound of ‘Se Períptosi Pou’ by Anna Vissi
Andy Richards from ESC Covers received a press released from Geraldine Merchiers of the Belgium delegation. Continue reading RED SEBASTIAN SHINES IN FIRST DRESS REHEARSAL AND CELEBRATES A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY
In 1980 JOHNNY LOGAN won the Eurovision song contest for IRELAND with WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR. Continue reading KENNY LUBCKE FROM DENMARK COVERED THE EUROVISION WINNER WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR
