Sue Schell
| Year | Country | Song | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Switzerland  | Io Senza Te | artist (Peter, Sue, and Marc) |
| 1979 | Switzerland | Trödler Und Co. | artist (Peter, Sue et Marc) |
| 1976 | Switzerland | Djambo, Djambo | artist (Peter, Sue, and Marc) |
| 1971 | Switzerland | Les Illusions De Nos Vingt Ans | artist (Peter, Sue, and Marc) |
National final entries
Named artists only.
| Year | Country | Song | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Switzerland | Io Senza Te [Winning song] | artist (Peter, Sue, and Marc) |
| 1979 | Switzerland | Trödler & Co [Winning song] | artist (Peter, Sue + Marc & Pfuri, Gorps & Kniri) |
| 1978 | Germany  | Charlie Chaplin | artist (Peter, Sue & Marc) |
| 1976 | Switzerland | Djambo Djambo [Winning song] | artist (Peter, Sue & Marc) |
| 1975 | Switzerland | Lève-toi soleil | artist (Peter, Sue & Marc) |
| 1974 | Switzerland | Frei | artist (Peter, Sue & Marc) |
| 1973 | Switzerland | Es kommt ein Tag | artist (Peter, Sue & Marc) |
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