1998 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1998 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 1998.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Belgium  | |
| Dis Oui by Mélanie Cohl | |
Croatia  | |
| Bolero by Zrinka & Goran | |
| Na svijetu sve by Magazin | |
| Neka Mi Ne Svane by Danijela | |
| Pjesma putuje by Ivan Mikulic | |
Cyprus  | |
| Fterougisma by Alexandros Panayi & Marlain Angelidou | |
| Genesis by Michalis Hadjiyiannis | |
| Nichta min pis by Dalida Mitzi | |
| Oneiro by Kyriakos Zymboulakis | |
| Prepi na xehastis by Nasia Trachonitou | |
Estonia  | |
| Andesta by Evelin Samuel & Ivo Linna | |
| Kristallid by Kaire Vilgats & Lauri Liiv | |
| Maailm kahele by Mona & Karl Madis | |
| Mere lapsed by Koit Toome | |
| Unistus igavesest päevast by Evelin Samuel | |
Finland  | |
| Aava by Edea | |
| Maailman laitaan by Kaija & Ile | |
| Valkeaa unelma by Jari Sillanpää | |
Germany  | |
| Guildo Hat Euch Lieb by Guildo Horn | |
| Lass die Herzen sich berühren by Diana & Wind | |
Greece  | |
| Ekleges gia mena by Marianna Efstratiou | |
| Fantasia mou by Hara Constantinou | |
| Kosme cinema by Dionysia Karoki & Thalassa | |
| Mia krifi evaisthisia by Dionysia Karoki & Thalassa | |
| Opos i vrochi by Marianna Efstratiou | |
| Promitheas by Robert Williams, Konstantinos Paliatsaras & Mara Thrasivoulidou | |
| Ta hili pou filouses by Marianna Efstratiou | |
Ireland  | |
| Is Always Over Now by Dawn | |
Malta  | |
| Children of Mother Earth by Leontine | |
| It's Up To You by Miriam Christine | |
| Listen To Our Voices by Claudette Pace & 6th Above | |
| More Than Just A Game by Fabrizio Faniello | |
| The Morning Rain by Georgina | |
| The One That I Love by Chiara | |
| Voice in the Night by Marvic Lewis | |
| You're the One by Olivia Lewis | |
Netherlands  | |
| Hemel en aarde by Edsilia Rombley | |
North Macedonia  | |
| Ne zabor by Kaliopi Gril | |
| Ne zori zoro by Vlado Janevski | |
| Ostani do kraj by Toše Proeski & Megatim Plus | |
| Ukradeni noci by Karolina Gočeva | |
Norway  | |
| All I Ever Wanted Was You by Lars A. Fredriksen | |
| Always Will by G'stén | |
| Winds of the Northern Seas by Elisabeth Andreassen | |
Portugal  | |
| O encanto da sereia by Ana Isabel | |
| Se eu te pudesse abraçar by Alma Lusa | |
Romania  | |
| Aripi de-as avea by Silvia Dumitrescu, Mariana Turcanu, Adria Serban & Carmen Trandafir | |
| E... e... iubire by Sanda Ladosi, Marina Florea, Adrian Enache, Aurelian Temisan & Daniel Iordachioaie | |
| Eu cred by Malina Olinescu | |
| Europa by Laura Stoica, Daniela Vladescu, Nicoleta Nicola, Luminita Anghel, Mihai Alexandru & Aurelian Temisan | |
| O femeie când iubeste by Monica Anghel | |
| Suntem oameni by Gabriel Cotabita, Mirela Fugaru, Daniela Vladescu, Alin Oprea & Marcel Pavel | |
| Te iubesc by Paula Seling | |
Slovenia  | |
| Cvetje in vrtovi by Miran Rudan | |
| Glas gora by Regina | |
| Kje pesem je doma by Karmen Stavec & Patrik Greblo | |
| Ljubezen ne odhaja by Darja Švajger | |
| Naj Bogovi Slišijo by Vili Resnik | |
Sweden  | |
| Avundsjuk by Nanne Grönvall | |
| Kärleken är by Jill Johnson | |
| Ta dej tid by Elisabeth Melander | |
Switzerland  | |
| Lass' ihn by Gunvor | |
Turkey  | |
| Çal by Sebnem Paker | |
| Unutamazsin by Tüzmen | |
United Kingdom  | |
| When We're Alone (We Dream) by The Collective | |
| Where Are You? by Imaani | |
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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