S9·E1 Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964
Synopsis
The 1964 Eurovision Song Contest took place in the famous Tivoli Concert Hall in Copenhagen. The event became highly politicised with demands that right-wing dictatorships in Spain and Portugal should be excluded from the contest. There was even some trouble during the contest as just before the Belgian entry, a man entered the stage holding a banner saying "Boycott Franco and Salazar". He was quickly removed from the stage. As in the three previous contests, 16 countries participated in the competition. Portugal made its debut whilst Sweden chose not to enter. Germany, Portugal and Switzerland each scored zero points for the first time. In the case of Portugal, it was the first time in the history of the contest that a newcomer did not receive any points at all.
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When did Season 9 Episode 1 of Eurovision Song Contest air?
Season 9, Episode 1 ('Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964') originally aired on March 21, 1964.
How long is Season 9 Episode 1 ('Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 95 minutes.
What happens in Eurovision Song Contest Season 9 Episode 1?
The 1964 Eurovision Song Contest took place in the famous Tivoli Concert Hall in Copenhagen. The event became highly politicised with demands that right-wing dictatorships in Spain and Portugal should be excluded from the contest. There was even some trouble during the contest as just before the Bel...
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