Finland
43.0%
Australia
21.0%
Bulgaria
10.0%
Greece
4.0%
Romania
3.0%
LYRICS & TRANSLATION
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VIDEO · CONTEST PERFORMANCE
FAN SCORE
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Vocals7.8
Staging6.6
Catchiness7.2
Energy8.2
🏆 Contest Performance
GRAND FINAL
1st Place
(Winner) 387 Points
Running order 20
SEMI-FINAL 1
1st Place
201 Points
Running order 6
semifinal21st201 pts
semifinal21st201 pts
final1st387 pts
Who Voted for This Song
Grand final points received from every voting country · jury and televote side by side
0SETS OF 12 POINTS
41 / 41COUNTRIES GAVE POINTS
0 / 0TELEVOTE / JURY POINTS
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♚ Credits & Delegation
ARTIST
Alexander Rybak
Fairytale
Past participations
- 2019 · NorwayspokespersonsSpirit In The Sky▶
- 2018 · Norwayartist_peopleThat's How You Write a Song▶
- 2018 · NorwaysongwritersThat's How You Write a Song▶
- 2018 · NorwayArtistThat's How You Write a Song▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Alexander Rybak
Past participations
- 2019 · NorwayspokespersonsSpirit In The Sky▶
- 2018 · Norwayartist_peopleThat's How You Write a Song▶
- 2018 · NorwaysongwritersThat's How You Write a Song▶
- 2018 · NorwayArtistThat's How You Write a Song▶
🌍 Country Legacy (Norway)
NOTABLE ENTRIES
NocturneSecret Garden (1995)
La det swingeBobbysocks (1985)
I evighet▶Elisabeth Andreasson (1996)
Intet er nytt under solen▶Åse Kleveland (1966)
RECENT NEWS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Luxembourg Song Contest 202730 Jan 2027
Supernova 20276 Feb 2027
Melodi Grand Prix 202713 Feb 2027
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Artist Info
Alexander Rybak
Alexander Rybak is a Norwegian artist known for his distinctive performances in the Eurovision Song Contest. He represented Norway twice, first in 2009 with the song "Fairytale," which won the competition with 387 points. He returned in 2018 with "That's How You Write a Song," finishing in 15th place with 144 points. Rybak’s entries showcased his songwriting and musical talents, securing him a lasting legacy in Eurovision history. His 2009 victory remains one of the most memorable moments for Norway in the contest.