'Waterloo' by ABBA Is The Winner In 50th Eurovision Anniversary

COPENGHAGEN, Denmark (Top 40 Charts/ Eurovision Official Website) - The great 50th anniversary show for the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), called Congratulations has been held in Forum Copenhagen.
14 popular songs from earlier years of ESC has been selected to be performed. 10 of the songs has been chosen by fans from all over Europe and finally 4 songs has gotten a wildcard from the Eurovision Song Contest Reference Group.

The show broadcasted to more than 25 countries all over Europe, and during the night the European viewers were televote to choose the most popular song of the last 50 years of Eurovision Song Contests.

Here you will find the 14 best Eurovision songs ever as results from the second voting.

• The best Eurovision song ever is: "Waterloo" - Abba - Sweden, 1974
• 2nd place: "Volare" - Domenico Modugno - Italy, 1958
• 3rd place: "Hold me now" - Johnny Logan - Ireland, 1987
• 4th place: "My Number One" - Helena Paparizou - Greece, 2005
• 5th place: "Save your kisses for me" - Brotherhood of Man - UK, 1976

These are the results from the first voting round for the places 6 to 14.

• 6th place: "Fly on the wings of love" - Olsen Brothers - Denmark, 2000
• 7th place: "Ein bisschen Frieden" - Nicole - Germany, 1982
• 8th place: "Congratulations" - Cliff Richard - UK, 1968
• 9th place: "Everyway that I can" - Sertab Erener - Turkey, 2003
• 10th place: "Ne partez pas sans moi" - Celine Dion - Switzerland, 1988
• 11th place: "Eres tu" - Mocedades - Spain, 1973
• 12th place: "What's another year" - Johnny Logan - Ireland, 1980
• 13th place: "Diva" - Dana International - Israel, 1998
• 14th place: "Poupée de cire, poupée de son" - France Gall - Luxemburg, 1965