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Lena Philipsson
Artist Biography For Lena Philipsson
Lena Philipsson Born Maria Magdalena Filipsson On January 19 1966 In Vetlanda Is A Swedish Singer And Media Personality. Her Career Started With The Single Boy/You Open My Eyes In 1984 And With Her Melodifestivalen Entries Kärleken Är Evig In 1986 Dansa I Neon In 1987 And Om Igen In 1988. In The Early 1990s Her Fame Increased In Sweden And She Continued To Release Albums Until 1997. In 2001 She Had A Stage Comeback With The Successful "Lena Philipsson Show " Which Was Sold Out For Two And A Half Years Around Sweden. In 2004 She Entered Melodifestivalen For The Fourth Time As A Solo Artist With The Song Det Gör Ont Composed By Thomas Eriksson Orup . She Won Melodifestivalen And Represented Sweden At The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest In Istanbul With An English Version Of The Song It Hurts. Despite Being The Third Favourite To Win The Competition She Finished In Sixth Place. Her Album Det Gör Ont En Stund På Natten Men Inget På Dan Sold Gold In Nine Days With Det Gör Ont As Its Lead Single. It Also Spawned The Singles Delirium Lena Anthem And På Gatan Där Jag Bor. She Released The Album Jag Ångrar Ingenting In 2005 And Hosted Melodifestivalen In 2006. Her Greatest Hits Album Lena 20 År Was Released In 2007. Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Final - Istanbul
Entry For Sweden Performer Lena Philipsson
Song Title It Hurts
Song Writer S Thomas Orup Eriksson
Song Composer S Thomas Orup Eriksson Sang In Position 24
Final Position 5
Total Points 170 Ten Lucky Countries Had Qualified From The Semi-Final Serbia & Montenegro Ukraine Greece Albania Cyprus The Netherlands Bosnia & Herzegovina Malta Croatia And FYR Macedonia. These Countries Were To Meet The Strong Opposition Of The 14 Already Qualified Countries Turkey Sweden Germany Spain Russia France The United Kindom Poland Romania Iceland Austria Belgium Ireland And Norway. They Would All Sing On The Impressive Istanbul Stage Which Was Built Bearing In Mind The Motto Of The 2004 Contest Under The Same Sky. After A Few Countries Had Given Their Votes It Was Clear That The Winner Would Be From A Three Horse Race Including Ukraine Serbia & Montenegro And Greece. These Three Contestants Had Also Been Hotly Tipped By The Press And The Fans. Ukraine's Ruslana Was The One To Achieve This Goal With Her Song Wild Dances. She Had Been On An Extensive Promotional Tour In Lots Of European Countries Before The Contest Which Could Have Contributed To Her Victory. The Already Qualified Countries In The Final Didn't Do Significantly Well Nine Of These Entries Ended Up Bottom-10 And Only Turkey Sweden Germany And Spain Made It To The Top-10. The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest Final Was Not Only Shown In The 36 Participating Countries But Also On Television In Armenia Kosovo Puerto Rico Australia And In The USA For The First Time A DVD Would Be Released Shortly After The Event Including Both The Semi-Final And The Final.
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Lena Philipsson - Kärleken Är Evig Lena Philipsson - Det Gör Ont Shirley Clamp - Min Kärlek Carola - Evighet Linda Bengtzing - Alla Flickor Carola - Främling Linda Bengtzing - Jag Ljuger Så Bra Charlotte Perrelli - Tusen Och En Natt Timoteij - Kom Alcazar - Not A Sinner Nor A Saint Nanne Grönvall - Håll Om Mig Afro-Dite - Never Let It Go Timoteij - Stormande Hav Pernilla Wahlgren - Picadilly Circus Anna Bergendahl - Kingdom Come BWO - Lay Your Love On Me Lili & Susie - Show Me Heaven Alcazar - Stay The Night Barbados - Kom Hem Sanna Nielsen - I'm In Love Tommy Nilsson - En Dag Måns Zelmerlöw - Cara Mia Björn Skifs - Michelangelo Men Så Svara Då! Pernilla Wahlgren - Jag Vill Om Du Vågar Anna Bergendahl - Ashes To Ashes Sanna Nielsen - Du Och Jag Mot Världen Charlotte Perrelli - The Girl Kikki Danielsson - Bra Vibrationer Anna Book - ABC Elisa Lindström - Forever Yours Ted Gärdestad - Satellit Magnus Carlsson - Möt Mig I Gamla Stan Nanne Grönvall - Avundsjuk Cazzi Opeia - I Can't Get Enough Orup - Då Står Pojkarna På Rad Lili & Susie - Oh Mama Måns Zelmerlöw - Hope & Glory Jill Johnson - Kärleken Är Medina - In I Dimman Jenny Silver - Something In Your Eyes Sarah Dawn Finer - Moving On Danny Saucedo - Happy That You Found Me Gyllene Tider - Ljudet Av Ett Annat Hjärta - 7" Single Cazzi Opeia - Give My Heart A Break Jessica Andersson - Kalla Nätter Wiktoria - As I Lay Me Down Eric Saade - Manboy Nordman - Släpp Alla Sorger Danny Saucedo - Amazing Nordman - I Lågornas Sken
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Biography - Lena Philipsson
Lena Philipsson Born Maria Magdalena Filipsson On January 19 1966 In Vetlanda Is A Swedish Singer And Media Personality. Her Career Started With The Single Boy/You Open My Eyes In 1984 And With Her Melodifestivalen Entries Kärleken Är Evig In 1986 Dansa I Neon In 1987 And Om Igen In 1988. In The Early 1990s Her Fame Increased In Sweden And She Continued To Release Albums Until 1997. In 2001 She Had A Stage Comeback With The Successful "Lena Philipsson Show " Which Was Sold Out For Two And A Half Years Around Sweden. In 2004 She Entered Melodifestivalen For The Fourth Time As A Solo Artist With The Song Det Gör Ont Composed By Thomas Eriksson Orup . She Won Melodifestivalen And Represented Sweden At The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest In Istanbul With An English Version Of The Song It Hurts. Despite Being The Third Favourite To Win The Competition She Finished In Sixth Place. Her Album Det Gör Ont En Stund På Natten Men Inget På Dan Sold Gold In Nine Days With Det Gör Ont As Its Lead Single. It Also Spawned The Singles Delirium Lena Anthem And På Gatan Där Jag Bor. She Released The Album Jag Ångrar Ingenting In 2005 And Hosted Melodifestivalen In 2006. Her Greatest Hits Album Lena 20 År Was Released In 2007. Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Final - Istanbul
Entry For Sweden Performer Lena Philipsson
Song Title It Hurts
Song Writer S Thomas Orup Eriksson
Song Composer S Thomas Orup Eriksson Sang In Position 24
Final Position 5
Total Points 170 Ten Lucky Countries Had Qualified From The Semi-Final Serbia & Montenegro Ukraine Greece Albania Cyprus The Netherlands Bosnia & Herzegovina Malta Croatia And FYR Macedonia. These Countries Were To Meet The Strong Opposition Of The 14 Already Qualified Countries Turkey Sweden Germany Spain Russia France The United Kindom Poland Romania Iceland Austria Belgium Ireland And Norway. They Would All Sing On The Impressive Istanbul Stage Which Was Built Bearing In Mind The Motto Of The 2004 Contest Under The Same Sky. After A Few Countries Had Given Their Votes It Was Clear That The Winner Would Be From A Three Horse Race Including Ukraine Serbia & Montenegro And Greece. These Three Contestants Had Also Been Hotly Tipped By The Press And The Fans. Ukraine's Ruslana Was The One To Achieve This Goal With Her Song Wild Dances. She Had Been On An Extensive Promotional Tour In Lots Of European Countries Before The Contest Which Could Have Contributed To Her Victory. The Already Qualified Countries In The Final Didn't Do Significantly Well Nine Of These Entries Ended Up Bottom-10 And Only Turkey Sweden Germany And Spain Made It To The Top-10. The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest Final Was Not Only Shown In The 36 Participating Countries But Also On Television In Armenia Kosovo Puerto Rico Australia And In The USA For The First Time A DVD Would Be Released Shortly After The Event Including Both The Semi-Final And The Final. read less
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Entry For Sweden Performer Lena Philipsson
Song Title It Hurts
Song Writer S Thomas Orup Eriksson
Song Composer S Thomas Orup Eriksson Sang In Position 24
Final Position 5
Total Points 170 Ten Lucky Countries Had Qualified From The Semi-Final Serbia & Montenegro Ukraine Greece Albania Cyprus The Netherlands Bosnia & Herzegovina Malta Croatia And FYR Macedonia. These Countries Were To Meet The Strong Opposition Of The 14 Already Qualified Countries Turkey Sweden Germany Spain Russia France The United Kindom Poland Romania Iceland Austria Belgium Ireland And Norway. They Would All Sing On The Impressive Istanbul Stage Which Was Built Bearing In Mind The Motto Of The 2004 Contest Under The Same Sky. After A Few Countries Had Given Their Votes It Was Clear That The Winner Would Be From A Three Horse Race Including Ukraine Serbia & Montenegro And Greece. These Three Contestants Had Also Been Hotly Tipped By The Press And The Fans. Ukraine's Ruslana Was The One To Achieve This Goal With Her Song Wild Dances. She Had Been On An Extensive Promotional Tour In Lots Of European Countries Before The Contest Which Could Have Contributed To Her Victory. The Already Qualified Countries In The Final Didn't Do Significantly Well Nine Of These Entries Ended Up Bottom-10 And Only Turkey Sweden Germany And Spain Made It To The Top-10. The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest Final Was Not Only Shown In The 36 Participating Countries But Also On Television In Armenia Kosovo Puerto Rico Australia And In The USA For The First Time A DVD Would Be Released Shortly After The Event Including Both The Semi-Final And The Final. read less
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