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Eurovision Song Contest 1969#Participating countries

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+#REDIRECT [[Eurovision Song Contest 1969#Participating countries]]
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-{{Infobox song contest entry
-| song         = {{flagicon|Switzerland}} "Bonjour, Bonjour"
-| image        =
-| caption      =
-| year         = 1969
-| country      = Switzerland
-| artist       = [[Paola Del Medico]]
-| as           =
-| with         =
-| language     = German
-| languages    =
-| composer     = Henry Mayer
-| lyricist     = Jack Stark
-| conductor    = Henry Mayer
-| place        = 5th
-| points       = 13
-| lyrics       = [http://www.diggiloo.net/?1969ch from Diggiloo Thrush]
-| prev         = Guardando il sole
-| prev_link    = Guardando il sole
-| next         = Retour
-| next_link    = Retour
-}}
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-'''"Bonjour, Bonjour"''' ("Good day, Good day") was the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] entry in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 1969]], performed in [[German language|German]] by [[Paola Del Medico]].
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-The song is a ballad with [[Paola Del Medico]] describing how the days are when she and her lover are together and her lover loves her: "The sky laughs like my heart, when you love me dearly". She says that the world is always good for the lovers and belongs to the lovers "The world is wonderful, it can't be more beautiful".
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-The song was performed eleventh on the night, following the [[Belgium]]'s [[Louis Neefs]] with "[[Jennifer Jennings]]" and preceding [[Norway]]'s [[Kirsti Sparboe]] with "[[Oj, oj, oj, så glad jeg skal bli]]". By the close of voting, it had received 13 points, placing it in 5th place in a field of 16.
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-It was succeeded as the [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland representative]] at the  [[Eurovision Song Contest 1970|1970 contest]] by [[Henri Dès]] with "[[Retour]]".
-==Versions==
-Paola Del Medico has released several versions in  another languages: rench, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
-==Sources and external links==
-This article was created with information retrieved on:
-* {{en icon}} [http://www.diggiloo.net/?1969ch Lyrics and more information.]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxSTpqKxB5w Paola's performance in Eurovision Song Contest 1969]
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- before=[[Guardando il sole]] by [[Gianni Mascolo]]|
- title=[[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest]]<br> Bonjour, Bonjour by [[Paola Del Medico]]|''|
- after=[[Retour]] by [[Henri Dès]]|
- years= [[Eurovision Song Contest 1969|1969]]|
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-{{s-end}}
-{{Eurovision Song Contest 1969}}
+[[Category:Eurovision songs of 1969]]
 [[Category:Eurovision songs of Switzerland]]
-[[Category:Eurovision songs of 1969]]