Le Concours Eurovision de la chanson 1964
A Night of Unforgettable Performances
The ninth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on May 21, 1964, and was a night filled with exceptional performances and memorable moments. 16 countries participated in the contest, each sending their best musical talents to represent them on the international stage.
The Winning Entry
After a thrilling competition, the winning song emerged: "Non ho l'eta (per amarti)" by Gigliola Cinquetti, a 16-year-old Italian singer. Her captivating performance and charming demeanor won the hearts of viewers across Europe. Cinquetti's victory marked the first win for Italy in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest.
Other Notable Entries
While Cinquetti's entry stole the show, other performances left an unforgettable mark. The United Kingdom's Matt Monro delivered a compelling rendition of "I Love the Little Things," while the Netherlands' Anneke Grönloh showcased her vocal prowess with "Jij bent mijn leven." Additionally, Spain's Los TNT and Switzerland's Anita Traversi contributed memorable entries, adding to the overall excitement of the night.
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