OGAE UK wins OGAE Song Contest!

OGAE UK is delighted to have won the OGAE Song Contest for the third year in a row, and for a record-breaking seventh time.

The club was represented in this year’s contest with Dua Lipa, who stormed to victory with her hit song “Physical”, ahead of Spain’s Pastora Soler & Blas Canto, and France’s Vitaa & Slimane.

Edinburgh was the “host city” for this year’s contest, following last year’s victory by Lewis Capaldi – OGAE UK also won the contest the previous year with Steps’s “Scared of the Dark”.

The OGAE Song Contest has been running since 1986 and is a chance for fans across the OGAE network to celebrate non-Eurovision songs from each participating country.

OGAE UK looks forward to hosting the OGAE Song Contest 2021.

The full results is as follows:

1. United Kingdom: Dua Lipa – “Physical” (213 points)
2. Spain: Pastora Soler & Blas Canto – “Mi luz” (145 points)
3. France: Vitaa & Slimane – “Ça va, ça vient” (141 points)
4. Sweden: Darin – “En säng av rosor” (138 points)
5. Cyprus: Constantinos Christoforou Ft ONE – “Billy Bam Bam” (119 points)
6. Italy: Diodato – “Che vita meravigliosa” (102 points)
7. Rest of the World: AJR – “Bang” (73 points)
8. Ireland: Secret Garden Ft Brian Kennedy – “Beautiful” (69 points)
9. Australia: Jaguar Jonze – “Kill Me With Your Love” (68 points)
10. Greece: Nikos Oikonomopoulos – “Valto terma” (64 points)
11. Belgium: Ycare & Axelle Red – “I Don’t Care (Je m’en moque)” (57 points)
12. Germany: Sarah Connor – “Vincent” (52 points)
13. Hungary: Szilvia Péter Szabó – “Két vilàg közt” (50 points)
14. Bulgaria: 4Magic – “Vselena” (47 points)
15. North Macedonia: Lozano – “Ne te vadem od pamet” (44 points)
16. Poland: Viki Gabor & Kayah – “Ramie w ramie” (43 points)
17. Czech Republic: Ivana Korolova – “Paleo” (37 points)
18. Finland: Behm – “Hei rakas” (35 points)
19. Croatia: Franka – “Prvi osjecaj” (34 points)
20. Ukraine: Tina Karol & Yulia Sanina – “Vilna” (22 points)
21. Serbia: Hurricane – “Favorito” (21 points)
22. Denmark: Jung – “Blitz Baby” (18 points)
23. Portugal: Barbara Tinoco – “Sei la” (16 points)
24. Latvia: Lauris Reiniks – “Dīvaini Mierīgi” (6 points)
25. Malta: Scar – “Never Enough” (2 points)
26. Turkey: Murda & Ezhel – “Aya” (2 points)
27. Slovenia: Nina Puslar – “Svet na dlani” (2 points)
28. Russia: Shary – “Molchanka” (0 points)