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The Netherlands in Eurovision: Voting & Points

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The Netherlands hosted the Eurovision Song Contest five times:
1958: Hilversum
1970: Amsterdam
1976: The Hague
1980: The Hague
2021: Rotterdam
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In 1956, every participating country could enter with two songs. The Netherlands was the first country to sing a song in Eurovision with "De vogels van Holland"
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The Dutch singer Joost Klein was disqualified from Eurovision 2024 on the day of the Grand Final after an incident following his performance in Semi-final 2
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Three of the songs sent to Eurovision have been in made up languages. Two of these entries have come from Belgium: Sanomi (2003) and O Julissi (2008); and one from the Netherlands: Amambanda (2006)

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From 1956 to 1998 all the songs were accompanied by a live orchestra. From 1999 and onwards the orchestra was dropped, so the entries could use recorded backing track during their performances
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The highest note ever sung in Eurovision was from the 2021 contest, where Israel's Eden Alene reached the B6 whistle note
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Eurovision 2021 took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two countries were not able to perform live: Australia due to travel restrictions and Iceland due to a positive test among the performers