1966 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1966 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 1966.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Denmark  | |
| Hjerte for hjerte by Dario Campeotto | |
| Salami by Gustav Winckler | |
| Stop, ja stop, ja stop mens legen er god by Ulla Pia | |
Finland  | |
| Ken hän on by Lasse Mårtenson | |
| Muistojen bulevardi by Laila Kinnunen | |
| Playboy by Ann-Christine Nyström | |
| Vieras rakastettuni by Viktor Klimenko | |
Ireland  | |
| Can't Make Up My Mind by Dickie Rock | |
| Come Back To Stay by Dickie Rock | |
| I See Your Face by Butch Moore | |
| Oh Why by Dickie Rock | |
| Why Don't I Believe In Her by Butch Moore | |
Italy  | |
| Dio, come ti amo by Domenico Modugno | |
| Dio, come ti amo by Gigliola Cinquetti | |
| Lei mi aspetta by Nicola Di Bari | |
| Questa volta by Bobby Solo | |
Netherlands  | |
| De onvoltooide symphonie by Milly Scott | |
| Fernando en Filippo by Milly Scott | |
| Graag of niet by Milly Scott | |
Norway  | |
| Gi meg fri by Åse Kleveland | |
| Gi meg fri by Kirsti Sparboe | |
| Intet er nytt under solen by Åse Kleveland | |
| Lørdagstripp by Kirsti Sparboe | |
| Lørdagstripp by Wenche Myhre | |
| Ung og forelsket by Anita Thallaug | |
| Vims by Anita Thallaug | |
| Vims by Wenche Myhre | |
Portugal  | |
| Caminhos perdidos by Madalena Iglésias | |
| Ele e ela by Madalena Iglésias | |
| Encontro para amanhã by António Calvário | |
| Rebeldia by Madalena Iglésias | |
Sweden  | |
| Hej systrar, hej bröder by Svante Thuresson | |
| Nygammal vals by Lill Lindfors & Svante Thuresson | |
Switzerland  | |
| Ne Vois-Tu Pas? by Madeleine Pascal | |
Yugoslavia  | |
| Brez Besed by Berta Ambrož | |
| Od ova nebo ti zede del by Vice Vukov | |
| Sanjala sam by Berta Ambrož | |
| Tvoj osmeh 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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