Most iconic Eurovision songs

This intimate ballad from the Netherlands became a favorite from the very first moment and won the festival. It is the most streamed Eurovision song on Spotify, exceeding 1.1 billion, making it a global phenomenon.

It represented Italy and, although it didn't win, 'Soldi' was a great commercial and critical success. It has been a hit with over 238 million streams, demonstrating that winning isn't necessary to leave a lasting mark on the public and the industry.

Although it didn't win Eurovision for Armenia, 'SNAP' became a global viral hit after the festival. It is one of the most streamed Eurovision songs on platforms, with over 957 million plays, demonstrating its enormous popularity.

This Swedish pop song, with a spectacular staging, was one of the top Eurovision entries on Los 40 Principales. Its commercial success and innovative presentation keep it one of the most remembered songs.

Conchita Wurst's victory for Austria with this powerful ballad was an iconic moment and a strong message of resilience and acceptance. Conchita became a symbol of the LGTBIQ+ movement, making the song an anthem of the festival.

This song is a milestone in Eurovision history, not only for its victory for Sweden but for catapulting ABBA to global fame. Its catchy pop style and innovative staging made it a timeless classic that remains danceable and globally recognized.

Lordi's victory for Finland with this hard rock song marked a turning point in Eurovision, opening the festival to musical genres beyond traditional pop. Its impact was significant in demonstrating musical diversity.

Although it didn't win, 'Volare' transcended Eurovision to become a global phenomenon and the most listened-to Italian song in history. Its evocative melody and lyrics made it universally popular, becoming a cultural anthem.

Johnny Logan, known as 'Mr. Eurovision', achieved his second victory as an artist with this ballad, a record at the festival. The song is one of the most emotional and high-quality ballads in the history of the contest, recognized for its enduring beauty.

This emotional ballad was the song with which Céline Dion, representing Switzerland, won Eurovision in one of the most closely contested finals. It marked the beginning of her successful international career, demonstrating the festival's power as a platform.

The victory of 'Diva' for Israel, performed by Dana International, was a historic and controversial moment, as she was the first transgender woman to win the festival. It became a symbol of diversity and inclusion, breaking barriers and sending a powerful message.

This song gave Estonia its first Eurovision victory, standing out for its catchy rhythm and the diversity of its performers. Dave Benton became the first Black artist and the oldest winner at that time, breaking barriers at the festival.

Loreen not only won Eurovision for Sweden with 'Euphoria', but the song became a massive hit on European charts. Her victory elevated the festival's prestige and it is one of the most streamed songs in its history.

This lively song from Norway, with its characteristic violin solos, swept the contest, achieving a record number of points at the time. It is one of the most memorable and listened-to songs in Eurovision history, maintaining its popularity.

Måneskin's victory for Italy with this rock song marked a before and after in Eurovision, demonstrating that rock can triumph at the festival. Their performance catapulted their career globally, being a resounding success.

With 'Tattoo', Loreen made history by becoming the first woman to win Eurovision twice, equaling Johnny Logan's record. Her double victory is a historic milestone at the festival, and the song has surpassed 490 million streams.

This song gave Spain its first and much-celebrated victory at the Eurovision Song Contest. It is a milestone in the country's musical history and remains one of the most recognized and beloved Spanish songs from the contest.

Although it came in second place for Spain, this ballad by Mocedades became a great international success and is one of the most beloved and remembered Spanish songs from the festival. Its melodic beauty has kept it a classic.

Israel's winning song, with its onomatopoeic style and K-pop influences, became one of the catchiest tracks of summer 2018. Its originality, feminist message, and Netta's personality made it a complete package.

Although it didn't win for Cyprus, Eleni Foureira's great performance, choreography, and charisma made 'Fuego' one of Eurovision's most memorable acts. It achieved significant international success, cementing itself as a Eurovision anthem.