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National Selections: 1983

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All the national selections for Eurovision 1983

CountryEventWinner
Austria(Austrian Selection 1983)Westend
Hurricane
BelgiumEurosong 1983Pas de Deux
Rendez-vous
DenmarkMelodi Grand Prix 1983Gry Johansen
Kloden drejer
Finland(Finnish Selection 1983)Ami Aspelund
Fantasiaa
France(French Selection 1983)Guy Bonnet
Vivre
GermanyEin Lied für MünchenHoffmann & Hoffmann
Rücksicht
Greece(Greek Selection 1983)Christie Stasinopoulou
Mou Les
IsraelKdam Eurovision 1983Ofra Haza
Hi
NetherlandsNationaal Songfestival 1983Bernadette
Sing me a song
NorwayMelodi Grand Prix 1983Jahn Teigen
Do re mi
PortugalFestival da Canção 1983Armando Gama
Esta balada que te dou
SwedenMelodifestival 1983Carola Häggkvist
Främling
SwitzerlandConcours Eurovision 1983Mariella Farré
Io così non ci sto
TurkeyŞarkı Yarışması 1983Çetin Alp & the Short Waves
Opera
United KingdomA Song for Europe 1983Sweet Dreams
I'm Never Giving Up
YugoslaviaJugovizija 1983Danijel
Džuli

Internal selections in 1983

CyprusStavros and Constantina
I Agapi Akoma Zi
ItalyRiccardo Fogli
Per Lucia
LuxembourgCorinne Hermès
Si La Vie Est Cadeau
SpainRemedios Amaya
¿Quién Maneja Mi Barca?

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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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In the years 1966 - 1972 and 1978 - 1998 the rules stated that each country had to sing in one of their national languages. Single words or phrases in other languages were allowed