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Romania debuted in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011|2011]]. It made a far more successful return a decade later, with two top five finishes in the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021|2021]] event - including victory with "[[Take Me Away]]" by [[CornEL]]. This was followed by | Romania debuted in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011|2011]]. It made a far more successful return a decade later, with two top five finishes in the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021|2021]] event - including victory with "[[Take Me Away]]" by [[CornEL]]. This was followed by podium finishes in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2022|2022]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2023|2023]] courtesy of Floriana. | ||
==Contestants== | ==Contestants== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:04, 11 January 2024
Romania debuted in the Home Composed Song Contest in 2011. It made a far more successful return a decade later, with two top five finishes in the 2021 event - including victory with "Take Me Away" by CornEL. This was followed by podium finishes in 2022 and 2023 courtesy of Floriana.
Contestants
| Year | Title | Performer | Position | |
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| 2011 | Bleeding For You | Gabriel Wilson & Lavi | 11 | (of 35) |
| 2021 | Take Me Away | CornEL | 1 | (of 24) |
| 2021 | A New Insight | Floriana | 5 | (of 24) |
| 2022 | Light Of Day | Floriana | 3 | (of 23) |
| 2022 | Salvame | CornEL | 6= | (of 23) |
| 2023 | Love Is What We Do | Floriana | 3 | (of 27) |
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