1965 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1965 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 1965.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Finland  | |
| Aurinko laskee länteen by Viktor Klimenko | |
| Minne tuuli kuljettaa by Katri Helena | |
Germany  | |
| Paradies, wo bist du by Ulla Wiesner | |
Ireland  | |
| I Still Love You by Dickie Rock | |
| I'm Walking the Streets in the Rain by Butch Moore | |
Italy  | |
| Abbracciami forte by Udo Jürgens | |
| Amici miei by Nicola Di Bari | |
| Ho bisogno di vederti by Gigliola Cinquetti | |
| Se piangi, se ridi by Bobby Solo | |
Netherlands  | |
| Een lied wordt oud by Ronnie Tober | |
| Geweldig by Ronnie Tober | |
| Het is genoeg by Conny van den Bosch | |
| Kip in het water by Ronnie Tober | |
| Laat me alleen by Conny van den Bosch | |
| Van de week by Conny van den Bosch | |
Norway  | |
| Bare det aller, aller beste by Nora Brockstedt | |
| Karusell by Kirsti Sparboe | |
| Med lokk og lur by Nora Brockstedt | |
Portugal  | |
| Bom dia by António Calvário | |
| Por causa do mar by António Calvário | |
| Silêncio entre nós by Madalena Iglésias | |
| Silhuetas ao luar by Simone de Oliveira | |
| Sol de inverno by Simone de Oliveira | |
| Você não vê by António Calvário | |
Spain  | |
| Esos ojitos negros by El Dúo Dinámico | |
| Feriantes by Raphael | |
| La bailoara by Jaime Morey | |
| Qué bueno, qué bueno by Conchita Bautista | |
Switzerland  | |
| Ay ay lachende sonne by Carmela Corren | |
| Non (à Jamais Sans Toi) by Yovanna | |
Yugoslavia  | |
| Ceznja by Vice Vukov | |
| Leni by Vice Vukov | |
| O, drugar moj by Vice Vukov | |
| Putuji dani i reke by Vice Vukov | |
| Sonata by Lado Leskovar | |
| Vetar s planine by Lado Leskovar | |
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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