Eurovision Song Contest 1998

Eurovision Song Contest 1998

Eurovision Song Contest 1998
Dates
Finaldate

9 May 1998
Host

Venue

National Indoor Arena

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Presenter(s)

Ulrika Jonsson
Terry Wogan

Conductor

Martin Koch

Director

Geoff Posner

Executive supervisor
Hostbroadcaster
Intervalact

Christine Marchal-Ortiz
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Jupiter, The Bringer of Joviality
Participants

Numberofentries

25

Debutingcountries

none

Returningcountries

Withdrawingcountries

Belgium
Finland
Macedonia
Israel
Romania
Slovakia
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Denmark
Iceland
Italy
Russia
Vote

Votingsystem
Nulpoints
Winningsong

Each country awarded 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs
Switzerland
Israel
"Diva"
Eurovision Song Contest
1997

1999

The Eurovision Song Contest 1998 was the 43rd Eurovision Song Contest and was held on 9 May 1998 at the
National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The presenters were Terry Wogan and Ulrika Jonsson.
Despite being one of the presenters, Terry Wogan still managed to provide his trademark comedy commentary to the
contest for the BBC.

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Winner
Dana International from Israel narrowly won this year's Eurovision, with the song "Diva", written by Svika Pick and
Yoav Ginai. The singer had attracted much media attention both in Israel and Europe since she had undergone
gender reassignment in 1993, being the first openly transgender performer to enter the competition.
This year was notable for several reasons: this was the last year with an orchestra, the first year with mass televoting,
and the last year with language restriction. The 1998 contest was also memorable because of the suspenseful voting,
where the winner was decided on the last nation's 12 points. Greece, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Malta, Israel
and Belgium did not sing with an orchestra, they sang with fully backing tracks (although this did not stop both
Germany and Slovenia presenting 'conductors' at the start of their performances). France utilised the violin section of
the orchestra but as they did not bring a conductor of their own, no conductor was shown before their entry.
Ironically, the contest was held in an English speaking country for the last time the contest was run without the free
language rule so only the UK and Ireland performed in English.
Macedonia, participating as Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, took part for the first time, after their 1996
entry did not make it past the internal selection by the EBU. Belgium, Finland, Israel, Romania and Slovakia all
participated after their break from the previous year's contest; Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, Russia
and Iceland could not participate because of their low average scores from the past five years. The Italian
broadcaster, RAI, decided to withdraw from the contest, a move that would see Italy absent from the contest for 13
years before their return in 2011.
After the points from most of the countries were announced, it was clear that Israel, Malta, and the United Kingdom
would be fighting for the top spot. Israel and Malta were apparently tied with 166 points after the penultimate vote
(in fact, Spain's vote had been wrongly tallied and the real scores were Malta 165, Israel 164Wikipedia:Disputed
statement). Everything came down to the vote of Macedonia, who rewarded Israel with 8 points, United Kingdom
10, and in a twist awarded 12 points to Croatia not Malta, leaving Chiara to fall from first place to third. On the 50th
anniversary of the establishment of the state of Israel, Dana International brought the nation their third Song Contest
victory. Also, Edsilia Rombley, who placed fourth with 150 points, ensured the best result for the Netherlands since
their win in 1975.

Notable participants
For the second year in a row, at least one country went home empty-handed; Switzerland's Gunvor Guggisberg with
her composition "Lass Ihn" failed to score a single point.
Other notable participants were Germany's Guildo Horn, whose shocking comedic act culminated in his climbing the
scaffolding on the side of the stage. Controversially chosen to represent Germany, he was criticised for his lack of
seriousness by the German press. However, after winning by 60% of the vote, the German people were firmly on
Horn's side. "Guildo-Fever" spread throughout Germany during the weeks leading up to the contest, with Horn
becoming front-page material in Germany. He was also noticed in countries around Europe, and the early criticism
that had existed in Germany arose in those countries. Even though his 7th place was disappointing, to some Germans
it was a revival for the contest in Germany, and was the beginning of 4 consecutive top-ten finishes.
Greece earned only 12 points, all of which came from Cyprus, ranking Greece 20th by the end of the broadcast , her
worst result till 1998. Greece will be ranked 20th again in 2014's edition at Denmark with 35 points. After the
contest, there was a correction made with the Spanish votes, who mistakenly awarded Germany zero points, rather
than the 12 that were rightfully theirs.
In a BBC interview, future Eurovision entrant Nicki French said that one of her most memorable Eurovision
moments was Ulrika's infamous faux pas during the voting. On hearing that the Dutch lady announcing the
Netherlands' votes had previously been a contestant in Eurovision, Ulrika replied, "A long time ago, was it?" which
was followed by much laughter from the audience. In fact Conny van den Bos who sang for the Netherlands in 1965

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said that she had gone to the contest many years ago; unfortunately for both Conny and Ulrika this wasn't heard
above the noise of the audience. What was heard, however, was Ulrika's seemingly insulting comment.
Russia and Italy did not broadcast the event due to withdrawals. In 1998 the Russian broadcaster ORT prepared to
run internal preselections, but soon organisers realised that because of low average results in previous years Russia
would not qualify to compete in 1998 (though there were rumours that Channel One had planned to name Tatyana
Ovsienko as their representative, performing "Solntse moyo"). Because Russia did not participate, Channel One
decided not to broadcast the 1998 contest. According to other sources Channel One had expected Channel Russia to
broadcast the contest.

Results
Draw

Country

Language

Artist

Song

English translation

Place Points

01

Croatia

Croatian

Danijela

"Neka mi ne svane"

May the dawn never rise

131

02

Greece

Greek

Thalassa

"Mia krifi evesthisia"(

)

A secret sensibility

20

12

03

France

French

Marie Line

"O aller"

Where to go

24

04

Spain

Spanish

Mikel Herzog

"Qu voy a hacer sin ti?"

What am I going to do
without you?

16

21

"Lass' ihn"

Let him

25

05

Switzerland

German

Gunvor

06

Slovakia

Slovak

Katarna Hasprov "Modlitba"

A prayer

21

07

Poland

Polish

Sixteen

"To takie proste"

It's easy

17

19

08

Israel

Hebrew

Dana
International

"Diva" ()

172

09

Germany

German

Guildo Horn

"Guildo hat euch lieb!"

Guildo loves you!

86

10

Malta

English

Chiara

"The One That I Love"

165

11

Hungary

Hungarian

Charlie

"A holnap mr nem lesz szomor"

Sadness will be over

tomorrow

23

12

Slovenia

Slovene

Vili Resnik

"Naj bogovi sliijo"

Let the gods hear

18

17

13

Ireland

English

Dawn Martin

"Is Always Over Now?"

64

14

Portugal

Portuguese

Alma Lusa

"Se eu te pudesse abraar"

If I could embrace you

12

36

15

Romania

Romanian

Mlina Olinescu

"Eu cred"

I believe

22

English

Imaani

"Where Are You?"

166

16

United
Kingdom

17

Cyprus

Greek

Michalis
Hatzigiannis

"Genesis" ()

Genesis

11

37

18

Netherlands

Dutch

Edsilia

"Hemel en aarde"

Heaven and Earth

150

19

Sweden

Swedish

Jill Johnson

"Krleken r"

The love is

10

53

20

Belgium

French

Mlanie Cohl

"Dis oui"

Say yes

122

21

Finland

Finnish

Edea

"Aava"

Open landscape

15

22

22

Norway

Norwegian

Lars Fredriksen

"Alltid sommer"

Always summer

79

23

Estonia

Estonian

Koit Toome

"Mere lapsed"

Children of the sea

12

36

24

Turkey

Turkish

Tzmen

"Unutamazsn"

You can't forget

14

25

25

Macedonia

Macedonian Vlado Janevski

"Ne zori, zoro" ( , )

Dawn, don't rise

19

16

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Voting structure
Each country had a televote except Turkey, Romania and Hungary, where the top ten most voted for songs were
awarded the 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 points, with a back-up jury in case of mistakes. A jury was used if there
were exceptional reasons not to use a televote.
Spain originally gave its 12 points to Israel and 10 to Norway. After the broadcast it was announced that Spanish
broadcaster wrongly tallied the votes and Germany should have got the top mark - 12 points - instead of being
snubbed, as it happened. The mistake was corrected and so Germany was placed 7th over Norway. Israel and
Norway both received 2 points less than originally and Croatia, Malta, Portugal, United Kingdom, Netherlands,
Belgium, Estonia and Turkey all received one point less than indicated during the broadcast.
With just one country left to vote, it was anyone's guess as to who was going to prevail, with Israel and Malta locked
in battle with the scoreboard showing them with the same points total (although, due to the error above, Malta
actually one point ahead), and the United Kingdom apparently nine points behind. When Macedonia came to award
the decisive points, Israel was the first of the three contenders to be mentioned, receiving eight points. That was
enough to knock the UK out of contention for victory, but left plenty of room for Israel to be overtaken by their
principal rival. Next, the ten points went to the UK, nudging them into what looked like being an extremely fleeting
spell in second place, since most of the audience assumed the twelve points were destined for Malta. Instead, there
were gasps as Macedonia sent the final points of the evening to fellow Balkan nation Croatia, handing Israel their
first win in the contest since "Hallelujah" in 1979.
It is also noteworthy that Israel only received points from 21 of the 24 other countries, whereas the United Kingdom
received at least one point from every country, but finished second. Furthermore, whilst Israel received three sets of
12 points compared to Malta and the United Kingdom who both received four sets of 12 points, Israel received a
seven sets of 10 points to help seal the win.

Score sheet
Voting procedure used:
Red: Televote.
Blue: Jury.

Voters

Croatia

131

Greece

12

12

France

Spain

21

Switzerland

Slovakia

Poland

19

Israel

172

Germany

86

10

10 10 10

12

12

8
2

10 12 10 10
3

12 12

10

2
12

10
7

12

10

10

6
12

10 10
7

7
1

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Malta

5
165

Hungary

Slovenia

17

Ireland

64

Portugal

36

Romania

12

12

10

2
2

12

10

5
2

12
1

4
8

1
2

3
4

6
7

Cyprus

12

150 10

Netherlands

United Kingdom 166 12

37

5
5

Sweden

53

Belgium

122

Finland

22

Norway

79

Estonia

36

Turkey

25

Macedonia

16

12

1
5

3
4

12

4
8

10

12

10

10

12

12 points
Below is a summary of all 12 points in the final:
N.
4

Contestant
Malta

Voting nation
Ireland, Norway, Slovakia, United Kingdom

United Kingdom Croatia, Israel, Romania, Turkey

3

Germany

Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland

Israel

France, Malta, Portugal

Croatia

Macedonia, Slovenia

Netherlands

Belgium, Hungary

Belgium

Poland

Cyprus

Greece

Estonia

Finland

Greece

Cyprus

Norway

Sweden

Sweden

Estonia

Turkey

Germany

12 10

10 12

10

10

10

3
8

12

12

5
6

10

12

6
1

12
5

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Returning artists
Artist
Danijela
Egon Egemann (Gunvor's violinist)

Country
Croatia

Previous Year(s)
1995 (part of Magazin)

Switzerland 1990

Jos Cid (part of Alma Lusa)

Portugal

1980

Paul Harrington (backing singer for Dawn Martin)

Ireland

1994 (with Charlie McGettigan, winner)

International broadcasts and voting

Voting and spokespersons
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.

Croatia - Davor Metrovi

Greece - Alexis Kostalas
France - Marie Myriam (winner for France in 1977)
Spain - Beln Fernndez de Henestrosa
Switzerland - Regula Elsener
Slovakia - Alena Heribanov
Poland - Jan Chojnacki
Israel - Yigal Ravid (co-presenter in 1999)
Germany - Nena
Malta - Stephanie Farrugia
Hungary - Barna Hder
Slovenia - Mojca Mavec
Ireland - Eileen Dunne
Portugal - Lcia Moniz (representative for Portugal in 1996)
Romania - Anca urcaiu
United Kingdom - Ken Bruce
Cyprus - Marina Maleni
Netherlands - Conny Vandenbos (representative for Netherlands in 1965)
Sweden - Bjrn Hedman
Belgium - Marie-Hlne Vanderborght
Finland - Marjo Wilska
Norway - Ragnhild Slthun Fjrtoft
Estonia - Urve Tiidus
Turkey - Osman Erkan
Macedonia - Evgenija Teodosievska

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Commentators

Croatia - Aleksandar "Aco" Kostadinov (HRT 1), Draginja Bala (HR 2)

Greece - Giorgos Mitropoulos (ET1), Dimitris Konstantaras (ERA1)
France - Chris Mayne & Laura Mayne "Native" (France 2), Franois Kevorkian & Michel Field (France
Inter)
Spain - Jos Luis Uribarri (TVE1)
Switzerland - Roman Kilchsperger & Heinz Margot (SF 1), Jean-Marc Richard (TSR 1), Jonathan Tedesco
(TSI 1)
Slovakia - Juraj urn (STV2)
Poland - Artur Orzech (TVP1)
Israel - Daniel Pe'er (Reshet Gimel)
Germany - Peter Urban (Das Erste), Thomas Mohr (Deutschlandfunk/NDR 2)
Malta - Gino Cauchi
Hungary - Gbor Gundel Takcs (MTV1)
Slovenia - Mia Molk (SLO1)
Ireland - Pat Kenny (RT One), Larry Gogan (RT Radio 1)
Portugal - Rui Unas (RTP1)
Romania - Leonard Miron (TVR2)
United Kingdom - Terry Wogan (BBC One), Ken Bruce (BBC Radio 2)
Cyprus - Evi Papamichail (RIK 1), Pavlos Pavlou (CyBC Radio 2)[]
Netherlands - Willem van Beusekom (TV2), Danil Dekker & Hijlco Span (Radio 2)
Sweden - Pernilla Mnsson & Christer Bjrkman (SVT2)
Belgium - Jean-Pierre Hautier (RTBF La Une), Andr Vermeulen & Andrea Croonenberghs (VRT TV1),
Alain Gerlache & Adrien Joveneau (RTBF La Premire), Julien Put & Michel Follet (VRT Radio 2)
Finland - Maria Guzenina & Sami Aaltonen (YLE TV1), Aki Sirkesalo & Kati Bergman (Yle Radio Suomi)
Norway - Jostein Pedersen (NRK1)
Estonia - Reet Linna (Eesti Televisioon), Marko Reikop (Raadio 2)
Turkey - mer nder (TRT 1), Fatih Orbay (TRT Radyo 3)
Macedonia - Milanka Raik (MTV 3)
Austria (Non-participating country) - Ernst Grissemann (ORF2), Stermann & Grissemann (FM4)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Non-participating country) - Ismeta Dervoz-Krvavac (BHT)
Denmark (Non-participating country) - Jrgen de Mylius (DR1)
Iceland (Non-participating country) - Pll skar Hjlmtsson (Sjnvarpi)
Yugoslavia (Non-participating country) - Mladen Popovi & Rado Baji (RTS 3K)

Notes
* After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was last participated in 1992. Third channel of Radio Television of Serbia
broadcast the show, although Yugoslavia did not participate.

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