JOY Eurovision

9 Mar 2014

Swedes send Sanna to Copenhagen

National Finals, News

Sweden’s annual festival of musical campness is over for another year, with a ballad taking top spot.

Sanna Nielsen‘s song Undo has won Melodifestivalen by 2 points in Stockholm today. The 29 year old singer had taken part in Melodifestivalen six times before getting this year’s win. Previously, second place was her best result in the competition.

Nielsen had been the favourite to win the contest, but she was obviously taken aback with the result. “I’m shocked, I’m really shocked but happy of course,” she told comedian Clara Henry after the show.

Undo was the public’s favourite, winning 122 points out of the available 473 points, but it wasn’t the international jury’s favourite. That gong went to Busy Doin’ Nothin’ by Ace Wilder, getting her second place after the public vote was added.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTMORNcpNM4

And disco-ball fave, Alcazar, came third with their comeback track Blame It On The Disco.

Who do you think deserved the golden ticket across the water to Denmark? Comment on Facebook or share your thoughts on Twitter.

(Image source: SVT)

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