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- De_troubadour abstract ""De troubadour" ("The troubadour"), sung in Dutch by Lenny Kuhr representing the Netherlands, was – together with "Boom Bang-a-Bang", "Un jour, un enfant", and "Vivo cantando" from, respectively, the United Kingdom, France, and Spain – one of the four winners of the Eurovision Song Contest 1969.In a ballad inspired both musically and lyrically by folk-song traditions, Kuhr sings about a troubadour of the Middle Ages, describing the impact the music has on his audiences. Kuhr also recorded the song in English (as "The troubadour"), French ("Le troubadour"), German ("Der troubadour"), Italian ("Un canta storie") and Spanish ("El trovador"). The 1969 Contest was controversially held in Madrid, Spain during Francisco Franco's dictatorship; 5 years after the Contest, Kuhr also recorded the song with revised Dutch lyrics, then retitled "De generaal" ("The general"), which was a homage to the Dutch national socker coach Rinus Michaels, who was called "De Generaal" by the players of the Dutch team. The song was performed eighth on the night, following the United Kingdom's Lulu with "Boom Bang-a-Bang" and preceding Sweden's Tommy Körberg with "Judy, min vän". By the close of voting, it had received 18 points, placing it equal first in a field of 16. The Netherlands thus achieved the rare feat of going from (equal) last to (equal) first in the space of one year.It was succeeded as the Netherlands representative at the 1970 contest by Hearts of Soul with "Waterman".".
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- De_troubadour artist Lenny_Kuhr.
- De_troubadour composer "David Hartsema".
- De_troubadour conductor Frans_de_Kok.
- De_troubadour country "Netherlands".
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- De_troubadour language "Dutch".
- De_troubadour lyricist Lenny_Kuhr.
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- De_troubadour next "Waterman".
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- De_troubadour points "18".
- De_troubadour prev "Morgen".
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- De_troubadour song ""De troubadour"".
- De_troubadour year "1969".
- De_troubadour subject Category:Eurovision_Song_Contest_winning_songs.
- De_troubadour subject Category:Eurovision_songs_of_1969.
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- De_troubadour comment ""De troubadour" ("The troubadour"), sung in Dutch by Lenny Kuhr representing the Netherlands, was – together with "Boom Bang-a-Bang", "Un jour, un enfant", and "Vivo cantando" from, respectively, the United Kingdom, France, and Spain – one of the four winners of the Eurovision Song Contest 1969.In a ballad inspired both musically and lyrically by folk-song traditions, Kuhr sings about a troubadour of the Middle Ages, describing the impact the music has on his audiences.".
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