Canciones ganadoras de Eurovisión

This song secured Austria's second victory at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2014, scoring 290 points. Its performance by Conchita Wurst was a significant cultural moment, combining a powerful ballad with a message of unity and overcoming adversity that resonated across Europe.

This song secured Portugal's first-ever victory at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017, a historic achievement for the country. Its emotional performance and unique composition, which departed from the contest's usual pop trends, resonated deeply with both the public and the jury.

This song achieved victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, representing Ukraine with an emotional performance. Its powerful message about the deportation of Crimean Tatars and its unique musical fusion made it stand out among all entries.

"Heroes" secured victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, representing Sweden with a score of 365 points. The song stood out for its innovative stage performance featuring visual projections and its catchy melody, which captivated both the audience and the European jury.

"Waterloo" is the song that propelled ABBA to global stardom by winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974. Its victory was not only an iconic moment in the contest's history but also became a massive international hit, solidifying the group's distinctive sound. The song is remembered for its energy, innovative production, and lasting impact on pop music.

This song is a landmark in Eurovision history, achieving unprecedented global success for a non-winning entry. Its cultural impact transcended the contest, becoming a timeless classic of Italian and world music. The song demonstrated Eurovision's ability to launch international hits, despite not having secured first place in its edition.

This song is the winner of the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, representing Switzerland. Its victory with 137 points establishes it as a milestone in the contest's history, also being the last French-language song to win Eurovision to date. Céline Dion's performance was key to its success.

This song won the Eurovision Song Contest 2008, securing 272 points and marking Russia's first victory in the competition. Its emotional performance by Dima Bilan and a memorable staging featuring ice skating captivated the European audience. The combination of a catchy melody and an inspiring message resonated strongly with voters.

This song secured victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012, representing Sweden with a score of 372 points. Its impact extended beyond the competition, being recognized for its modern sound and its ability to attract a broader audience outside the traditional Eurovision circuit.

"Fairytale" won the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 with a record-breaking 387 points, standing out for its fusion of modern pop and Norwegian folk elements. The song, performed by Alexander Rybak, captivated audiences with its catchy violin melody and an energetic performance that turned it into an international hit.

This song is the only one that has secured Finland's victory in the Eurovision Song Contest, a historic milestone for the country. Its success led it to number 1 in Finland and the top 10 in eight other European countries, demonstrating its broad appeal and international resonance.

"Satellite" is the song that secured Germany's victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2010, performed by Lena Meyer-Landrut. Its catchy melody and Lena's charismatic performance made it stand out, earning 246 points and the top spot in the competition.

This song secured victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2018, representing Israel. Its unique musical proposition and Netta Barzilai's charismatic performance, including her distinctive chicken dance, captivated both the audience and the jury, ensuring the win with 529 points.