2002 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 2002 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 2002.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Austria  | |
| Say A Word by Manuel Ortega | |
Belgium  | |
| Sister by [email protected] Ladies | |
Bosnia & Herzegovina  | |
| Na Jastuku Za Dvoje by Maja Tatić | |
| Nemoj danas by Mija Martina Barbaric | |
| Ponocno sunce by Zeljka | |
| Samo zapjevaj by Mica & Selma | |
| Sve sto imas ti by Tinka Milinović | |
| Ti i ja smo mogli sve by Boris Rezak feat. Karney | |
Croatia  | |
| Carolija by Zeljko Houdek-Jacques | |
| Elois by Boris Novkovic | |
| Jos uvijek vjerujem da ljubav postoji by Goran Karan | |
| Sasvim sigurna by Vesna Pisarovic | |
| Ti si tu by Ivan Mikulic | |
Denmark  | |
| Alt mellem himmel og jord by Neighbours | |
| Vis mig hvem du er by Malene Winther Mortensen | |
Estonia  | |
| Another Country Song by Nightlight Duo & Cowboys | |
| Computer-love by Ivetta Kadakas, Ivo Linna & Veikko Lattu | |
| Need a Little Nothing by Gerli Padar | |
| Runaway by Sahlene | |
Finland  | |
| Addicted To You by Laura | |
| I Don't Wanna Throw It All Away by Geir Rönning | |
| Make the Rain by Sheidi | |
Germany  | |
| Es ist niemals zu spät by Ireen Sheer & Bernhard Brink | |
| I Can't Live Without Music by Corinna May | |
| Joy to the World by Joy Fleming & Jambalaya | |
| Und wenn du lachst by Nino de Angelo | |
Greece  | |
| Beautiful Life by Elina Konstantopoulou & Marion Georgiou | |
| Let Me Be The One by Kostas Bigalis & Mirella Fragkopoulou | |
| S.A.G.A.P.O. by Michalis Rakintzis | |
Latvia  | |
| Amberland by Caffe | |
| Be Alive by Andris Abelite | |
| I Wonna by Marija Naumova | |
| My Memory Tape by Lauris Reiniks | |
| This Is Not Paradise by Tumsa | |
| Wait (For Love) by Marina Voitjuka | |
Lithuania  | |
| Fantasy by Simona | |
| Happy You by Aivaras | |
| Q-Ba-Ba by Adoms | |
| Singing in the Night by Saules Kliošas | |
Malta  | |
| 7th Wonder by Ira Losco | |
| Give Me Wings by Olivia Lewis | |
| One Step Away by Ira Losco | |
| Romantic by Nadine Axisa | |
| Secret to Share by Julie Zahra | |
| Think of You by Nadine Axisa | |
North Macedonia  | |
| Izgrev by Tijana | |
| Koga molcat ocite by Marija Georgieva & G'oko Taneski | |
| Od nas zavisi by Karolina Gočeva | |
Romania  | |
| All I Want by Luminita Anghel | |
| I Do by Nicola | |
| Lacrima by Voltaj | |
| Mama by Valahia | |
| Tell Me Why by Monica Anghel & Marcel Pavel | |
Slovenia  | |
| Ljubezen daje moc by Regina | |
| Samo Ljubezen by Sestre | |
| Se in se by Karmen Stavec | |
Spain  | |
| Chenoa | |
| Geno | |
| Gisela | |
| Corazón latino by David Bisbal | |
| El alma en pie by David Bisbal | |
| Europe's Living A Celebration by Rosa | |
| Hay que vivir by Rosa | |
| La magia del corazón by David Bustamante | |
| Más de mil noches by David Bustamante | |
| Miénteme by David Bisbal | |
| Un sueño especial by Rosa | |
| Urgente by David Bustamante | |
Sweden  | |
| Big Time Party by Hanna & Lina | |
| Ingenting är större än vi by Arvingarna | |
| Never Let It Go by Afro-Dite | |
| Sista andetaget by Jan Johansen | |
| The One That You Need by Friends | |
| Världen utanför by Barbados | |
| Vem é dé du vill ha by Kikki, Bettan & Lotta | |
Switzerland  | |
| Dans Le Jardin De Mon Âme by Francine Jordi | |
Turkey  | |
| Leylaklar Soldu Kalbinde by Safir | |
United Kingdom  | |
| Come Back by Jessica Garlick | |
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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