- OGAE Second Chance Contest 1994
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OGAE Second Chance Contest 1994 Host broadcaster OGAE Norway Venue Oslo, Norway Winning song Sweden
"Det vackraste jag vet"Voting system Each country's jury, made up of member's of the country's OGAE branch, 1–8, 10, and 12 points to their ten favourite songs. Number of entries 16 Debuting countries Russia Withdrawing countries Belgium
Denmark
Israel
Slovakia
Slovenia
Switzerland
TurkeyOGAE Second Chance Contest ◄1993 1995► The 1994 OGAE Second Chance Contest was the 8th OGAE Second Chance Contest, organized by the members of international Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE to select the best song not to make it to the Eurovision Song Contest through their national finals. This year's contest was held in Oslo in Norway after Merethe Trøan won the 1993 Contest with "Din egen stjerne".[1]
16 songs competed in the contest with Russia entering the contest for the first time. However a number of countries were forced to withdraw: Belgium, Denmark, Israel, Slovenia and Turkey were all forced to miss the contest due to being relegated from the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest; Slovakia and Switzerland was also absent from the contest due to no national finals being held in the country for this year's Eurovision.
For the second time "Guest Juries" were used in the contest, allowing OGAE branches from countries who held no national final for Eurovision 1994 to compete in Second Chance. The Guest Juries for the 1994 contest came from France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Israel, Luxembourg and Spain.
Sweden were the winners of the 8th edition of Second Chance, represented by singer Gladys del Pilar with "Det vackraste jag vet", a song composed by Michael Saxell with lyrics by Ingela Forsman. The runner-up position went to the United Kingdom's Frances Ruffelle, while third place was awarded to host country Norway and Madam Medusa.
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Participants
Draw Country Language Artist Song English translation National final Place Points 1 Iceland Icelandic Anna Mjöll "Stopp" Stop Unplaced 12 58 2 Romania Romanian Monica Anghel "Dau viata mea pentru-o iubire" I would give my life for love Unplaced 14 45 3 Austria German Simone "Radio" – 4th 10 60 4 Norway Norwegian Madam Medusa "Casanova" – 4th 3 127 5 Malta English Ray Caruana "Scarlet Song" – 2nd 4 124 6 Cyprus Greek Maria Aristofanous "Vradia adiana" Empty evenings 5th 16 33 7 Sweden Swedish Gladys del Pilar "Det vackraste jag vet" The most beautiful
thing I know2nd 1 176 8 Estonia Estonian Tõnis Kiis, Anneli Tõevere
& Evelin Samuel"Ime" Miracle 5th 7 72 9 Croatia Croatian Valentina "Made in Europe" – 16th 15 43 10 Russia Russian Aliona Apina "Oi, Oi, Oi" – Disqualified 10 60 11 Netherlands Dutch Willeke Alberti "Zomaar een dag" Just a day 2nd 9 62 12 United Kingdom English Frances Ruffelle "Sink or Swim" – 2nd 2 158 13 Finland Swedish Susanne Sonntag "En dans på livets vågor" A dance on the waves of life 2nd 13 55 14 Hungary Hungarian Andrea Szulák "Fenn a szabad ég" Up in the blue sky 3rd 7 72 15 Ireland English Orna McNamara "Crystal Eyes" – 2nd 5 111 16 Portugal Portuguese Pedro Miguéis "Todos nós alguma vez" Everyone of us sometime 2nd 6 78 Score sheet
12 points
Below is a summary of all 12 points received:
N. Recipient nation Voting nation 6 Sweden Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Israel, Netherlands, Spain 5 United Kingdom Cyprus, France, Germany, Portugal, Russia 2 Hungary Croatia, Ireland Ireland Malta, Sweden Norway Luxembourg, Romania Russia Norway, United Kingdom 1 Austria Hungary Finland Italy Iceland Austria Malta Greece See also
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