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[[Sweden in the Home Composed Song Contest|Swedish]] twins Ylva and Linda, who would go on to be regular songwriters in Eurovision national finals around the continent, took part in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] twice: in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009|2009]].
[[Sweden in the Home Composed Song Contest|Swedish]] twins Ylva and Linda, who would go on to be regular songwriters in Eurovision national finals around the continent, took part in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] twice: in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009|2009]].


Their biggest success was winning the latter edition as co-composers of the song "Här kommer solen", which they also performed under the artist name Onevoice.  
Their biggest success was winning the latter edition as co-composers of the song "[[Här kommer solen]]", which they also performed under the artist name Onevoice.  


The melody from their [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]] entry "Mot nya äventyr" would also go on to have an unexpected [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad-G9UJfKl8 new life] in an ESC-related context!
The melody from their [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]] entry "[[Mot nya äventyr]]" would also go on to have an unexpected [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad-G9UJfKl8 new life] in an ESC-related context!


==Entries==
==Entries==
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| style="background:#fceecc; text-align:center;" | [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]]
| Always In My Heart
| [[Always In My Heart]]
| Ylva and Linda
| Ylva and Linda
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| Finns här för dig
| [[Finns här för dig]]
| Ylva and Linda
| Ylva and Linda
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| style="background:#fceecc; text-align:center;" | [[Home Composed Song Contest 2006|2006]]
| Mot nya äventyr
| [[Mot nya äventyr]]
| Ylva Glader & Linda Persson
| Ylva Glader & Linda Persson
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| style="background:#fceecc; text-align:center;" | [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009|2009]]
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| Här kommer solen
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Revision as of 05:04, 5 December 2018

Swedish twins Ylva and Linda, who would go on to be regular songwriters in Eurovision national finals around the continent, took part in the Home Composed Song Contest twice: in 2006 and 2009.

Their biggest success was winning the latter edition as co-composers of the song "Här kommer solen", which they also performed under the artist name Onevoice.

The melody from their 2006 entry "Mot nya äventyr" would also go on to have an unexpected new life in an ESC-related context!

Entries

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Year Title Performer Position
2006 Always In My Heart Ylva and Linda 2 (of 36)
2006 Finns här för dig Ylva and Linda 3 (of 36)
2006 Mot nya äventyr Ylva Glader & Linda Persson 7 (of 36)
2009 Här kommer solen Onevoice 1 (of 25)


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