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National Selections 1992
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National Selections: 1992

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All the national selections for Eurovision 1992

CountryEventTo Eurovision
BelgiumFinale Nationale Concours Eurovision de la Chanson 1992Morgane
Nous on veut des violons
Cyprus(Cypriot Selection 1992)Evridiki
Teriazoume
DenmarkMelodi Grand Prix 1992Lotte Nilsson & Kenny Lübcke
Alt det som ingen ser
Finland(Finnish Selection 1992)Pave Maijanen
Yamma, yamma
GermanyEin Lied für MalmöWind
Träume sind für alle da
IcelandSöngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins 1992Heart 2 Heart
Nei eða já
IrelandEurosong 1992Linda Martin
Why Me?
IsraelKdam Eurovision 1992Dafna Dekel
Ze Rak Sport
LuxembourgLuxembourg(Luxembourgish Selection 1992) song selectionMarion Welter
Sou fräi
MaltaMalta Song for Europe 1992Mary Spiteri
Tfajjel ckejken
NetherlandsNationaal Songfestival 1992Humphrey Campbell
Wijs me de weg
NorwayMelodi Grand Prix 1992Merethe Trøan
Visjoner
PortugalFestival RTP da Canção 1992Dina
Amor d'água fresca
SwedenMelodifestival 1992Christer Björkman
I morgon är en annan dag
SwitzerlandSwissConcours Eurovision 1992Daisy Auvray
Mister music man
TurkeyŞarkı Yarışması 1992Aylin Vatankoş
Yaz bitti
United KingdomUKA Song for Europe 1992 song selectionMichael Ball
One Step Out of Time
YugoslaviaJugovizija 1992Extra Nena
Ljubim te pesmama

Internal selections in 1992

AustriaTony Wegas
Zusammen Geh'n
FranceKali
Monté La Riviè
GreeceCleopatra
Olou Tou Kosmou tin Elpida
ItalyMia Martini
Rapsodia
SpainSerafin
Todo Esto Es La Música

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