The Eurovision Song Contest 1968 was the 13th in the series, and it was held in the Royal Albert Hall in London, following the victory of Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String. This was the first contest to be broadcast on colour television (in some countries, anyway), and even more television owners were tuning in to the contest as a result of that. Eastern Europe and Tunisia also broadcast the contest for the first time. Out of all delegations at the time, only Denmark was absent from the contest at the time, having withdrew a few years back.
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| - The Eurovision Song Contest 1968 was the 13th in the series, and it was held in the Royal Albert Hall in London, following the victory of Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String. This was the first contest to be broadcast on colour television (in some countries, anyway), and even more television owners were tuning in to the contest as a result of that. Eastern Europe and Tunisia also broadcast the contest for the first time. Out of all delegations at the time, only Denmark was absent from the contest at the time, having withdrew a few years back.
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Winner
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- Massiel - La, La, La
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Debut
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| - Each country had 10 jury members who each cast one vote for their favourite song
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| - The Eurovision Song Contest 1968 was the 13th in the series, and it was held in the Royal Albert Hall in London, following the victory of Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String. This was the first contest to be broadcast on colour television (in some countries, anyway), and even more television owners were tuning in to the contest as a result of that. Eastern Europe and Tunisia also broadcast the contest for the first time. The winner was Spain, achieving their first victory out of two, with singer Massiel. Massiel was not supposed to perform, but Joan Manuel Serrat was supposed to perform, but as he insisted on performing in Catalan, Francoist Spain decided to replace him. Out of all delegations at the time, only Denmark was absent from the contest at the time, having withdrew a few years back.
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