From António to Salvador: Portugal’s Eurovision journey
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It’s all over for another year and Portugal has taken the Eurovision trophy. But how did they get there?
Join the Portuguese history lesson in the 2017 winner’s show, as we go from their first nul points in 1964 to the biggest win of all time thanks to Sal and Luisa.
It’s a bumpy ride (especially with Michael’s inability to speak Portuguese). Hang on!
A lista de reprodução
Salvador Sobral – Amar Pelos Dois [2017: Loving for both of us]
António Calvário – Oração [1964: Prayer]
Tonicha – Menina do alto da serra [1971: High ridge girl]
Paulo de Carvalho – E depois do adeus [1974: And after the farewell]
José Cid – Um grande, grande amor [1980: A big, big love]
Lúcia Moniz – O meu coração não tem cor [1996: My heart has no colour]
Célia Lawson – Antes do adeus [1997: Before goodbye]
Vânia Fernandes – Senhora Do Mar (Negras Águas) [2008: Lady of the sea (Dark waters)]
Filipa Azevedo – Há Dias Assim [2010: There are days like this]
Suzy – Quero Ser Tua [2014: I want to be yours]
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