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The shortest song in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest was "Aina mun pitää" (in English "I always have to"), which was performed at the contest in 2015. It lasts only 1 minute and 27 seconds.

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 #Eurovision Song Contest #music
The shortest song in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest was "Aina mun pitää" (in English "I always have to"), which was performed at the contest in 2015. It lasts only 1 minute and 27 seconds.
By
George Duffy
George Duffy

In 2006, the peaceful atmosphere of the 51st edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was disrupted by the devilish performance of the band Lordi, which indeed claimed the first place.

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 #Lordi #Eurovision Song Contest
In 2006, the peaceful atmosphere of the 51st edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was disrupted by the devilish performance of the band Lordi, which indeed claimed the first place.
By
George Duffy
George Duffy