Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999

Eurovision Song Contest 1999
Country  Estonia
National selection
Selection process National Final
Selection date(s) January 30, 1999
Selected entrant Evelin Samuel
and Camille
Selected song "Diamond of Night"
Finals performance
Final result 6th, 90 points
Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest
◄1998 • 1999 • 2000►

Estonia entered the Eurovision Song Contest 1999, held in Jerusalem, Israel. This was their fifth entry at Eurovision, having debuted at the 1994 contest.

The Estonian representative for the contest was Evelin Samuel and Imbi Rätsep (also known as "Camille") with the song "Diamond of Night".

National final

The Estonian National final was held on January 30, 1999 at the ETV Studios in Tallinn. It was hosted by Romi Erlach and Marko Reikop.

The format of the final was the same as in previous years, with a jury of judges awarding points to their favourite songs from the 10 in the final. The jury of 10 international judges included 1997 Eurovision winner Katrina Leskanich, Bjorgvin Halldorsson, conductors Anders Berglund, Noel Kelehan, Nana Mouskouri and Kobi Oshrat.

Draw Artist Song Points Place
1 Gerli Padar Aeg kord täidab soovid 34 10
2 Erik Meremaa Day I Lived A Year 53 7
3 Kate Vee ja soola saaga 73 2
4 Hedvig Hanson If you could only hear me 67 4
5 Lauri Liiv Soolo 58 5
6 Hanna Pruuli and Jakko Maltis Mu hääl 40 9
7 Maiken Didn't I Know 72 3
8 2 Quick Start Say You Love Me 49 8
9 Joel De Luna, Mati Kõrts,
Jassi Zahharov and Mait Trink 		Opera On Fire 54 6
10 Evelin Samuel and Camille Diamond of Night 80 1

At Eurovision

Samuel and Rätsep performed last of 23 countries, succeeding the entry from Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the close of the voting it had received 90 points, placing 6th.

Points Awarded by Estonia[1]

12 points Sweden
10 points Iceland
8 points Austria
7 points Germany
6 points Denmark
5 points Belgium
4 points Israel
3 points Croatia
2 points Lithuania
1 point Malta

Points awarded to Estonia

Points Awarded to Estonia (Final)
12 points 10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points
5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point

References

  1. ↑ Eurovision Song Contest 1999
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