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Greece first participated in the Home Composed Song Contest in 2005 and was most recently represented in the 2018 edition.
Statistically one of the most successful HCSC nations, Greece has won the event on three occasions thanks to the Dimitris Kiklis-penned "Apopse" in 2005 and "Waiting Til May" (2013) and "Need To Know" (2017) by Eduard Alexogiannopoulos.
Contestants
Year | Title | Performer | Position | |
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2005 | Apopse | Emilia Kikli | 1 | (of 23) |
2005 | Show Me Your Love | Dimitris Kiklis | 6 | (of 23) |
2006 | Erimi dromi | Dimitris Kiklis | 4 | (of 36) |
2006 | Alone | Dimitris Kiklis | 10 | (of 36) |
2007 | Aneksitilo | Dimitris Kiklis | 2= | (of 28) |
2007 | Time | Dimitris Kiklis | 17 | (of 28) |
2008 | Elpides (Hopes) | Alexandros Kanlis | 20 | (of 31) |
2010 | Who I Am | Angelos Kaskampaniotis | 11 | (of 19) |
2011 | I Didn't Know (Til It Was Too Late) | Eduard Alexogiannopoulos & Alex Alexogiannopoulos | 3 | (of 35) |
2011 | Rainy Day | Constantino Dilupo | 8 | (of 35) |
2012 | Stile to fos | George Psomiadis feat. Constantino Dilupo | 2 | (of 22) |
2013 | Waiting Til May | Eduard Alexogiannopoulos & Alex Alexogiannopoulos | 1 | (of 25) |
2014 | Hellas In Time | Giannis Papadopoulos | 4 | (of 18) |
2015 | The Winter Fire | Giannis Papadopoulos | 6 | (of 18) |
2017 | Need To Know | Eduard Alexogiannopoulos | 1 | (of 14) |
2017 | San mia prosefhi | Konstantinos Papoutsis | 7 | (of 14) |
2018 | Physis | Konstantinos Papoutsis | 4 | (of 18) |
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