1963 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1963 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 1963.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Belgium  | |
| Boerenwals by Bob Benny | |
| Luister naar de wind by Lize Marke | |
| Mijn kleine blauwe zwaluw by Bob Benny | |
| Saksisch porselein by Lize Marke | |
| Waarom by Jacques Raymond | |
Denmark  | |
| Amiga mia by Bjørn Tidmand | |
| Dansevise by Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann | |
| Kære du by Dario Campeotto | |
| Lille sarte kvinde by Gitte Hænning | |
| Pourquoi by Birthe Wilke | |
Finland  | |
| Kaikessa soi blues by Lasse Mårtenson | |
| Muistojeni laulu by Laila Halme | |
Italy  | |
| Com'è piccolo il cielo by Tonina Torrielli | |
| Occhi neri e cielo blu by Claudio Villa | |
| Perdonarsi in due by Tonina Torrielli | |
| Sull'acqua by Emilio Pericoli | |
| Uno per tutte by Emilio Pericoli | |
Norway  | |
| Adjø by Anita Thallaug | |
| Drømmekjolen by Anita Thallaug | |
| Drømmekjolen by Nora Brockstedt | |
| Solhverv by Nora Brockstedt | |
Sweden  | |
| En gång i Stockholm by Monica Zetterlund | |
Switzerland  | |
| Komme mit mir by Anita Traversi | |
| La più bella canzone del mondo by Anita Traversi | |
| T'en Va Pas by Esther Ofarim | |
| Voglio vivere by Anita Traversi | |
United Kingdom  | |
| Say Wonderful Things by Ronnie Carroll | |
Yugoslavia  | |
| Brodovi by Vice Vukov | |
| Kada dođe zima by Lola Novaković | |
| Sretno ljeto by Sabahudin Kurt | |
Trains at Eurovision
There was good news for lovers of both railways and the Eurovision Song Contest this year as Moldova’s Zdob și Zdub returned to the competition to celebrate a train journey between Chișinău and Bucharest.
But trains, stations and railway are nothing new to the lyrics of Eurovision, with over 25 songs featuring them in some way. So here is a rundown of the 10 most railwayish entries from 66 years of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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