Final 2004
| 01. |  | Ukraine (280p.) |
| 02. |  | Serb & Mont (263 p.) |
| 03. |  | Greece (252 p.) |
| 04. |  | Turkey (195 p.) |
| 05. |  | Cyprus (170 p.) |
| 06. |  | Sweden (170 p.) |
| 07. |  | Albania (106 p.) |
| 08. |  | Germany (93 p.) |
| 09. |  | Bosnia & Herz. (91 p) |
| 10. |  | Spain (87 p.) |
| 11. |  | Russia (67 p.) |
| 12. |  | Croatia (50 p.) |
| 13. |  | Malta (50 p.) |
| 14. |  | Macedonia (47 p.) |
| 15. |  | France (40 p.) |
| 16. |  | UK (29 p.) |
| 17. |  | Poland (27 p.) |
| 18. |  | Romania (18 p.) |
| 19. |  | Iceland (16 p.) |
| 20. |  | Netherlands (11 p.) |
| 21. |  | Austria (9 p.) |
| 22. |  | Ireland (7 p.) |
| 23. |  | Belgium (7 p.) |
| 24. |  | Norway (3 p.) |
Semi Final 2004
| 11. |  | Estonia (57 p.) |
| 12. |  | Israel (57 p.) |
| 13. |  | Denmark (56 p.) |
| 14. |  | Finland (51 p.) |
| 15. |  | Portugal (38 p.) |
| 16. |  | Lithuania (26 p.) |
| 17. |  | Latvia (23 p.) |
| 18. |  | Andorra (12 p.) |
| 19. |  | Monaco (10 p.) |
| 20. |  | Belarus (10 p.) |
| 21. |  | Slovenia (5 p.) |
| 22. |  | Switzerland (0 p.) |
Poland 2004
 Participant: Blue CafeSong: Love Song Writer(s): Tatiana Okupnik Composer(s): Pawel Rurak-Sokal |
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 Poland has always been good for a surprise at the Eurovision Song Contest so far: shrill, extravagant and exciting - that's the music from Poland. Their most successful entry was the singer Edyta Gorniak with her hymn "To nie ja!" - she became 2nd in Dublin 1994. Last year in Riga the band Ich Troje did also well becoming 7th with their song "Keine Grenzen - Zadnych Granic" ("No borders") sung in Polish, German and Russian - they received 12 points from Germany! With that result Poland automatically qualified for the final on May 15th. The Polish national final was won by a band called Blue Café with "Love Song". They even managed to leave Poland's most popular band Lzy behind them. "Love Song" is a modern, thrilling latino touched song, which could easily be played by any radio station in the world - it very well reflects the musical variety of Poland at present. Good luck, Poland! |
