Eurovision Song Contest 1991

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Eurovision Song Contest 1991 was the 36th edition of the annual pan-European music competition, held in Rome, Italy, featuring entries from various countries competing with original songs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eurovision Song Contest
music competition
broadcastIn Europe
Israel
other participating countries
category 1991 in Italian television
1991 in music
Music festivals in Italy
country Italy
date 1991-05-04
debutingCountry null
editionNumber 36
finalDate 1991-05-04
follows Eurovision Song Contest 1990
genre popular music
hostBroadcaster RAI
hostCity Rome
hostCountryEntry Italy
hostCountryPerformer Peppino di Capri
hostCountrySong Comme è ddoce 'o mare
intervalAct Italian-themed performances
languageOfPresentation English
Italian
notableFor first modern-era tie for first place decided on countback
numberOfParticipatingCountries 22
openingAct Toto Cutugno
organizedBy European Broadcasting Union
pointsForSecondPlace 146
pointsForWinner 146
precedes Eurovision Song Contest 1992
presenter Gigliola Cinquetti
Toto Cutugno
reasonForWithdrawal(Netherlands) Remembrance of the Dead conflict
returningCountry Malta
secondPlace France
secondPlacePerformer Amina
secondPlaceSong C'est le dernier qui a parlé qui a raison
shortName ESC 1991
slogan null
tieForFirstPlace true
venue Cinecittà Studios
votingSystem each country awarded 1–8, 10 and 12 points
jury voting
winner Sweden
winnerDecidedBy countback rule
winningPerformer Carola
Carola Häggkvist
winningSong Fångad av en stormvind
winningSongLanguage Swedish
withdrewCountry Netherlands

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Samantha Womack participatedIn Eurovision Song Contest 1991
A Message to Your Heart competition Eurovision Song Contest 1991
A Message to Your Heart entryFor Eurovision Song Contest 1991
this entity surface form: United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991