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Country
Bulgaria
- Capital Sofia
- Participations 15
- Last Participation Turin 2022
- Victories None
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Contests Hosted
Yet to host the Eurovision Song Contest
- Broadcaster
That inaugural entry failed to make it out of the Semi-Finals, and it would take a further two attempts for the delegation to reach a first Grand Final which came thanks to Elitsa Todorova and Stoyan Yankoulov who took their entry Water to an impressive 5th place finish in Helsinki 2007.
Other Bulgarian successes include Kristian Kostov’s Beautiful Mess (runner-up in 2017) and Poli Genova’s 4th place hit If Love Was A Crime.
Poli also presented Junior Eurovision in 2015 when the Bulgarian broadcaster BNT hosted the Contest in the capital city Sofia.
Participation history
| Event | Contestant | Song | Place | |
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| Turin 2022 |
Semi-Final
16th - 29 points
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| Rotterdam 2021 |
Semi-Final
3rd - 250 points
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Grand Final
11th - 170 points
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| Rotterdam 2020 | ||||
| Lisbon 2018 |
Semi-Final
7th - 177 points
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Grand Final
14th - 166 points
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| Kyiv 2017 |
Semi-Final
1st - 403 points
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Grand Final
2nd - 615 points
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| Stockholm 2016 |
Semi-Final
5th - 220 points
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Grand Final
4th - 307 points
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| Malmö 2013 |
Semi-Final
12th - 45 points
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| Baku 2012 |
Semi-Final
11th - 45 points
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| Düsseldorf 2011 |
Semi-Final
12th - 48 points
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| Oslo 2010 |
Semi-Final
15th - 19 points
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| Moscow 2009 |
Semi-Final
16th - 7 points
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| Belgrade 2008 |
DJ, Take Me Away
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Semi-Final
12th - 56 points
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| Helsinki 2007 |
Semi-Final
6th - 146 points
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Grand Final
5th - 157 points
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| Athens 2006 |
Let Me Cry
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Semi-Final
17th - 36 points
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| Kyiv 2005 |
Lorraine
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Semi-Final
19th - 49 points
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