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National Selections 1984
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National Selections: 1984

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All the national selections for Eurovision 1984

CountryEventTo Eurovision
AustriaAus 12 wird 1Anita
Einfach weg
BelgiumEurosong 1984Jacques Zegers
Avanti la vie
Cyprus(Cypriot Selection 1984)Andy Paul
Anna Maria Lena
DenmarkMelodi Grand Prix 1984Kirsten & Søren
Det' lige det
Finland(Finnish Selection 1984)Kirka
Hengaillaan
France(French Selection 1984)Annick Thoumazeau
Autant d'amoureux que d'étoiles
GermanyEin Lied für LuxemburgMary Roos
Aufrecht geh'n
Ireland(Irish Selection 1984)Linda Martin
Terminal 3
NetherlandsNationaal Songfestival 1984Maribelle
Ik hou van jou
NorwayMelodi Grand Prix 1984Dollie De Luxe
Lenge leve livet
PortugalFestival RTP da Canção 1984Maria Guinot
Silêncio e tanta gente
SwedenMelodifestival 1984Herreys
Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley
SwitzerlandSwissConcours Eurovision 1984Rainy Day
Welche Farbe hat der Sonnenschein
TurkeyŞarkı Yarışması 1984Beş Yıl Önce, On Yıl Sonra
Halay
United KingdomUKA Song for Europe 1984Belle and the Devotions
Love Games
YugoslaviaJugovizija 1984Ida & Vlado
Ljubavna priča br. 1

Internal selections in 1984

ItalyAlice & Battiato
I treni di Tozeur
LuxembourgSophie Carle
100% d'amour
SpainBravo
Lady, Lady

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