Take a listen to the beautiful voice of Emma. She covered the song Door de wind (Through the wind) by Ingeborg (1989 ESC Belgium) and also performed Voilà (There) by Barbara Pravi (2021 ESC France) as a special guest with world famous André Rieu and his orchestra.
Continue reading Listen: Emma with her versions of ‘Door de wind’ and ‘Voilà’
ESC Covers have started a new series where we look at one song by a Eurovision artist that is not their Eurovision entry. Some artists have really a lot of other good songs. Continue reading MORE THAN JUST THEIR EUROVISION SONG – TIVOLI TIVOLI – BIRTHE KJAER
The first episode of the R S G (radio sonder grense) series started after 6 pm on Sunday 2 July. Elsje van Jaarsveld presented it while Ilse Schurmann wrote the text and produced the show. Continue reading R S G SERIES ON THE SONGS FROM THE EUROVISION SONG CONTEST – episode 1
ESC Covers saw a fan watching the 10 Eurovisions of the 80’s and listed his top 3 for each year. Over the next 10 days ESC Covers will list their top 3 for each year. Continue reading ESC COVERS TOP 3 EUROVISION SONGS – 1989
Eurovision South Africa has started with the candidates in the AFRI FRIEND AWARDS, it is the third country – FINLAND, the second category – AFRIKAANS COVERS – and the first candidate LA DOLCE VITA by DOMENIC (Reynecke) from South Africa. Continue reading BEST AFRIKAANS COVER OF A FINNISH EUROVISION SONG – CANDIDATE 1
In our geography series, we look at Eurovision related songs with a town, city, country or continent in the title. Continue reading VINGER OVER EUROPA – RUNE RUDBERG
Morten Thomassen is writing of a year when the United Kingdom ended in second place. ESC Covers google translated it from Norwegian to English. Continue reading ALMOST REACHING THE TOP AT EUROVISION (1989)
Norbert from ESC from Dublin to Amsterdam has been busy reporting for us on Eurovision artists who have passed away. Continue reading ANOTHER EUROVISION ARTIST DIED IN A CAR CRASH
Sabrina Barreto got to perform Conquistador (Conquer) at the Lusofonia festival to celebrate Portugal day. The song was by Da Vinci and was the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest entry for Portugal.
NIMO DE ANGELO represented GERMANY at the 1989 Eurovision song contest with a song called FLIEGER.
