1967 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1967 the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database. This includes songwriters, jury members, hosts, spokespeople and performers from Eurovision. Only national final lead artists and writers are listed.
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Writers with multiple songs in 1967 national Eurovision finals
| Name | Songs | Countries |
|---|---|---|
| Åke Hallgren | 2 | 1 |
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Belgium  | |
| Ik heb zorgen by Louis Neefs | |
| Zij was zo mooi by Louis Neefs | |
Finland  | |
| Goodbye by Marion Rung | |
| Kesän laulu by Marion Rung | |
| Oi tuntematon by Fredi | |
| Revontuli by Laila Kinnunen | |
| Unohdusta ei ole by Laila Kinnunen | |
| Varjoon-suojaan by Fredi | |
Ireland  | |
| If I Could Choose by Sean Dunphy | |
Norway  | |
| Dukkemann by Kirsti Sparboe | |
Portugal  | |
| Deixa-me só by António Calvário | |
| O vento mudou by Eduardo Nascimento | |
| Um homem só by Eduardo Nascimento | |
| Vencerás by António Calvário | |
Sweden  | |
| Alla har glömt by Towa Carson | |
| Peter Himmelstrand | |
| Christina dansar by Ann-Louise Hanson | |
| Åke Hallgren | |
| En valsfan by Östen Warnerbring | |
| Gunnar Svensson, Hans Alfredson, Tage Danielsson | |
| Förlåt min vän by Svante Thuresson | |
| Johnny Carlsson | |
| Men vore du endast en visa by Marianne Kock | |
| Lennart Sjöberg | |
| Ren vals by Rolf Berg | |
| Charlie Norman, Björn Lindroth | |
| Sjungas till sömns by Ann-Louise Hanson | |
| Carl-Eric Matson, May-Brith Matson | |
| Som en dröm by Östen Warnerbring | |
| Curt Peterson, Marcus Österdahl, Patrice Hellberg | |
| Svart-Olas Polska by Sten Nilsson | |
| Åke Hallgren | |
| Vem frågar vinden? by Towa Carson | |
| Inger Berggren | |
Switzerland  | |
| Non pensiamoci più by Anita Traversi | |
| Quel Coeur Vas-tu Briser? by Géraldine | |
Yugoslavia  | |
| Pružam ruke by Davorin Popovic & Indeksi | |
| Vse Roze Sveta by Lado Leskovar | |
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