Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993

Eurovision Song Contest 1993
Country	Denmark
National selection
Selection process	Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1993
Selection date(s)	3 April 1993
Selected entrant	Tommy Seebach Band
Selected song	"Under stjernerne på himlen"
Finals performance
Final result	22nd, 9 points

Denmark was represented at the Eurovision Song Contest 1993 by the Tommy Seebach Band and "Under stjernerne på himlen", the winners of the Danish national final, Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1993.

Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1993

Danmarks Radio (DR) continued to use the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix contest to select the Danish entry for Eurovision. The 1993 edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix was held on 3 April in Odense, hosted by Keld Heick and Kirsten Siggaard. Ten songs competed in the contest with two rounds of voting selecting the winner: a 9-person jury selected the top 5 songs which progressed forward to a public televoting which selected the final winner.

The winner of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1993 was the Tommy Seebach Band with the song "Under stjernerne på himlen", composed by Tommy Seebach and host Keld Heick. This was Seeback's seventh appearance at Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, having previously won twice (in 1979 and 1981 (with Debbie Cameron) as well as placing 2nd in 1982, 4th in 1984, 2nd in 1985 and 4th in 1987.

Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1993 - 3 April, 1993

Draw	Artist	Song	Votes	Place
1	Teddy Edelmann	"Går det ikk', går det nok"	–	–
2	Vivi Jacobsen	"Født til kærlighed"	2281	5th
3	The Hooklines	"Godmorgen dag"	–	–
4	Anders Nyborg	"Elsker kun dig"	–	–
5	Ditte Højgaard Andersen	"Første forårsdag"	4419	4th
6	Six-Pack	"Der er mer' imellem dig og mig"	13715	2nd
7	Anne Karin Broberg	"Hvor er din drøm"	6066	3rd
8	Tommy Seebach Band	"Under stjernerne på himlen"	16463	1st
9	Birgitte Gade	"Bohemian"	–	–
10	Gaia	"Uno mundo"	–	–

At Eurovision

Seebach performed 5th at the Eurovision Song Contest 1993 in Millstreet, Ireland, following Switzerland and preceding Greece. "Under stjernerne på himlen" placed 22nd of the 25 competing countries, receiving a total of 9 points, receiving 1 point from Sweden, 3 points from Luxembourg and 5 points from Bosnia and Herzegovina. This relegated Denmark from competing in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994, after placing in the bottom 6 entries.

See also

• Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest
• Eurovision Song Contest 1993
• Dansk Melodi Grand Prix

External links

• Danish National Final 1993