Edition number - 14
Date - March 29, 1969
Official name - Gran Premio de la Canción de Eurovision 1969
Host broadcaster - TVE, Spain
Host city - Madrid
Venue - Teatro Real
Host - Laurita Valenzuela
Director - Ramón Diez
Producer - Ramón Diez
Executive producer - Arturo Kaps
Stage designer - Bernardo Ballester
Stage sculpture - Amadeo Gabino
Poster design - Salvador Dali
Musical director - Augusto Algueró
Orchestra - freelance orchestra
Interval act - "La España Diferente"
(composed by Luis de Pablos & directed by Javier Aguirre)
Scrutineer - Clifford Brown
Number of entries - 17
Winning entries - 'Vivo cantando' Salomé (Spain) / 'Boom Bang-A-Bang' Lulu (United Kingdom) / 'De troubadour' Lenny Kuhr (Netherlands) / 'Un jour, un enfant' Frida Boccara (France)
Winning songwriters - Aniano Alcalde / Maria José de Cerato (Spain) - Peter Warne / Alan Moorhouse (United Kingdom) - David Hartsema / Lenny Kuhr (Netherlands) - Eddy Marnay / Emile Stern (France)
Winning orchestrators - Joan Barcons (Spain) / Johnny Harris (United Kingdom) / Bert Paige & Frans de Kok (Netherlands) / Alain Goraguer & Franck Pourcel (France)
Winning conductors - Augusto Algueró (Spain) / Johnny Harris (United Kingdom) / Frans de Kok (Netherlands) / Franck Pourcel (France)
RESULT
1st place (ex aequo, 18 votes)
SPAIN
Song title – "Vivo cantando"
Rendition – Salomé
Lyrics – Aniano Alcalde
Composition – Maria José de Cerato
Studio arrangement – Joan Barcons
Live orchestration – Joan Barcons
Conductor – Augusto Algueró (MD)
UNITED KINGDOM
Song title – "Boom Bang-A-Bang"
Rendition – Lulu
Lyrics – Peter Warne
Composition – Alan Moorhouse
Studio arrangement – Johnny Harris
Live orchestration – Johnny Harris
Conductor – Johnny Harris
NETHERLANDS
FRANCE
Song title – “De troubadour”
Rendition – Lenny Kuhr (feat. Piet Souer, guitarist)
Lyrics – David Hartsema
Composition – Lenny Kuhr
Studio arrangement – Bert Paige
Live orchestration – Bert Paige / Frans de Kok
Conductor – Frans de Kok
Song title – "Un jour, un enfant"
Rendition – Frida Boccara
Lyrics – Eddie Marnay
Composition – Emile Stern
Studio arrangement – Alain Goraguer
(studio orchestra conducted by Alain Goraguer)
Live orchestration – Alain Goraguer / Franck Pourcel
Conductor – Franck Pourcel
5th place (13 votes)
SWITZERLAND
Song title – "Bonjour, bonjour"
Rendition – Paola Del Medico
Lyrics – Jack Stark
Composition – Henry Mayer
Studio arrangement – Henry Mayer
(studio orchestra conducted by Henry Mayer)
Live orchestration – Henry Mayer
Conductor – Henry Mayer
6th place (11 votes)
MONACO
MONACO
Song title – “Maman, maman”
Rendition – Jean-Jacques Bortolaï feat. Achille Pellegrini
Lyrics – Jo Perrier
Composition – Jo Perrier
Studio arrangement – Hervé Roy
(studio orchestra conducted by Achille Pellegrini)
Live orchestration – Hervé Roy
Conductor – Hervé Roy
7th & 8th place (ex aequo, 10 votes)
IRELAND
BELGIUM
Song title – “The Wages Of Love”
Rendition – Muriel Day & The Lindsays (Mary Doyle / Patricia Doyle / Sheila Flynn)
Lyrics – Michael Reade
Composition – Michael Reade
Studio arrangement – Johnny Devlin
Live orchestration – Johnny Devlin
Conductor – Noel Kelehan
Song title – "Jennifer Jennings"
Rendition – Louis Neefs
Lyrics – Philippe Van Cauwenbergh
Composition – Paul Quintens
Studio arrangement – Marcel Picavet
(studio orchestra conducted by Francis Bay)
Live orchestration – Jef Pauwels / Marcel Picavet
Conductor – Francis Bay
9th & 10th place (ex aequo, 8 votes)
SWEDEN
WEST GERMANY
Song title – “Judy, min vän”
Rendition – Tommy Körberg
Lyrics – Britt Lindeborg
Composition – Roger Wallis
Studio arrangement – Lars Samuelson
Live orchestration – Lars Samuelson
Conductor – Lars Samuelson
Song title – "Primaballerina"
Rendition – Siw Malmkvist
Lyrics – Hans Blum
Composition – Hans Blum
Studio arrangement – Hans Blum
Live orchestration – Hans Blum
Conductor – Hans Blum
11th place (7 votes)
LUXEMBOURG
Song title – Cathérine
Rendition – Romuald Figuier
Lyrics – André Pascal
Composition – André Borly / Paul Mauriat
Studio arrangement – André Borly
Live orchestration – André Borly
Conductor – Augusto Algueró (MD)
12th place (6 votes)
FINLAND
Song title – “Kuin silloin ennen”
Rendition – Jarkko Antikainen & Laura Ruotsalo
Lyrics – Juha Vainio
Composition – Toivo Kärki
Studio arrangement – Nacke Johansson
(Nacke Johansson Orchestra conducted by Toivo Kärki)
Live orchestration – Nacke Johansson
Conductor – Ossi Runne
13th & 14th place (ex aequo, 5 votes)
YUGOSLAVIA
ITALY
Song title – "Pozdrav svijetu"
Rendition – Ivan & 3M
(Ivica Krajač / Željko Ružić / Saša Sablić / Branko Marušić)
Lyrics – Milan Lentić
Composition – Milan Lentić
Studio arrangement – Stipica Kalogjera
(Zabavni Orkestar RTV Zagreb conducted by Miljenko Prohaska)
Live orchestration – Stipica Kalogjera
Conductor – Miljenko Prohaska
Song title – "Due grosse lacrime bianche"
Rendition – Iva Zanicchi
Lyrics – Carlo Daiano
Composition – Piero Soffici
Studio arrangement – Ezio Leoni
Live orchestration – Ezio Leoni
Conductor – Ezio Leoni
15th place (4 votes)
PORTUGAL
Song title – "Desfolhada Portuguesa"
Rendition – Simone de Oliveira
Lyrics – José Carlos Ary dos Santos
Composition – Nuno Nazareth Fernandes
Studio arrangement – Joaquim Luís Gomes
(studio orchestra conducted by Joaquim Luís Gomes)
Live orchestration – Joaquim Luís Gomes
Conductor – Ferrer Trindade
16th place (1 vote)
NORWAY
Song title – "Oj, oj, oj, så glad jeg skal bli"
Rendition – Kirsti Sparboe
Lyrics – Arne Bendiksen
Composition – Arne Bendiksen
Studio arrangement – Egil Monn-Iversen
(studio orchestra conducted by Kjell Karlsen)
Live orchestration – Egil Monn-Iversen
Conductor – Øivind Bergh
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