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Latest revision as of 06:07, 21 January 2026

CornEL (Cornel-Ionuț) from Romania made his debut in the 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest, which he won with his song "Take Me Away". He subsequently co-hosted the 2022 edition with Andy Brook.

Entries

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Year Title Performer Position
2021 Take Me Away CornEL 1 (of 24)
2022 Salvame CornEL 6= (of 23)
2025 Da-mi vara inapoi CornEL 6 (of 24)


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