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Because the Netherlands returned, a new record was set. 23 countries traveled to Malmö for the 37th Eurovision Song Contest. The stage represented a big Viking ship, in which Linda Martin performed an.. More..

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Date of the Eurovision Song Contest 1992: 9 May 1992
Location: Malmömässan, Malmö, Sweden
Broadcaster: SVT
Host(s): Harald Treutiger and Lydia Capolicchio
Participating countries: 23
Voting: Each country allocated 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point to the top 10 of the national jury in descending order.

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Eurovision Song Contest 1992

		country	participant(s)	song	pts	rnk
	17	Ireland	Linda Martin	Why me	155	1
	16	United Kingdom	Michael Ball	One step out of time	139	2
	10	Malta	Mary Spiteri	Little child	123	3
	19	Italy	Mia Martini	Rapsodia	111	4
	5	Greece	Cleopatra	Olou tou kosmou i elpida	94	5
	3	Israel	Dafna	Ze rak sport	85	6
	11	Iceland	Heart 2 Heart	Nei eða já	80	7
	6	France	Kali	Monté la riviè	73	8
	23	The Netherlands	Humphrey Campbell	Wijs me de weg	67	9
	15	Austria	Tony Wegas	Zusammen geh'n	63	10
	9	Cyprus	Evridiki	Teriazoume	57	11
	18	Denmark	Lotte Nilsson and Kenny Lübcke	Ålt det som ingen ser	47	12
	20	Yugoslavia	Extra Nena	Ljubim te pesmama	44	13
	1	Spain	Serafin	Todo esto es la música	37	14
	22	Germany	Wind	Träume sind für alle da	27	15
	8	Portugal	Diná	Amor d'água fresca	26	16
	21	Norway	Merethe Trøan	Visjoner	23	17
	4	Turkey	Aylin Vatankos	Yaz bitti	17	18
	2	Belgium	Morgane	Nous on veut des violons	11	19
	14	Luxembourg	Marion Welter and Kontinent	Sou fräi	10	20
	7	Sweden	Christer Björkmann	I morgon är en annan dag	9	21
	12	Finland	Pave	Yamma yamma	4	22
	13	Switzerland			0	23

Click here for a full crostable of the votes (available after the contest)

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Because the Netherlands returned, a new record was set. 23 countries traveled to Malmö for the 37th Eurovision Song Contest. The stage represented a big Viking ship, in which Linda Martin performed and won with the song Why me for Ireland. The song was composed by Johnny Logan, who also won the contest in 1980 with What's another year and in 1987 with Hold me now.