The first winner, Oonagh.
Six songs have won the Europa Song Contest, a competition organized by members of the European Broadcasting Union. The contest has been held once in about one or two months since its debut in February 2017. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries and/or televoters. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner.
Germany won the first contest, held in Bulgaria.
List
| Edn | Country | Performer | Song | Points | Margin | Runner-up | Host city |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #01 |  Germany
|
Oonagh | "Aulë und Yavanna" | 156 | 33 |  Greece
|
 Sofia
|
| #02 |  Sweden
|
Mariette | "A Million Years" | 141 | 13 |  Malta
|
Oldenburg
|
| #03 | Greece
|
Eleni Foureira | "Mono Gia Sena" | 277 | 76 |  Netherlands
|
Malmö
|
| #04 |  Iceland
|
Gladius ft. Klara Elias | "The Lunatics" | 330 | 7 |  Moldova
|
 Thessaloniki
|
| #05 |  Ukraine
|
The Hardkiss | "Antarctica" | 403 | 26 |  Hungary
|
Reykjavík
|
| #06 | Iceland
|
iLL Blu ft, Glowie | Tribalist" | 410 | 56 |  Macedonia
|
Dnipro
|
| #07 |  Bosnia-Herzegovina
|
Maya Berović | "Nisam Normalna" | 350 | 0 |  Serbia
|
Akranes
|
| #08 |
By country
Map showing each country's number of Europa wins up to the first edition.
| Wins | Country | Editions |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Iceland
|
#04, #06 |
| 1 | Bosnia-Herzegovina
|
#07 |
| Germany
|
#01 | |
| Greece
|
#03 | |
| Sweden
|
#02 | |
| Ukraine
|
#05 |
By language
| Wins | Language | Editions |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | English | #02, #04, #06 |
| 1 | Bosnian | #07 |
| German | #01 | |
| Greek | #03 | |
| Ukrainian | #05 |
See also
- List of countries in the Europa Song Contest
- List of host cities of the Europa Song Contest
- List of languages in the Europa Song Contest
- List of Europa Song Contest presenters
