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Dimitris Kiklis from [[Greece in the Home Composed Song Contest|Greece]] won the competition on his first try in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2005|2005]] with the song "Apopse", performed by his sister Emilia.
Dimitris Kiklis from [[Greece in the Home Composed Song Contest|Greece]] won the competition on his first try in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2005|2005]] with the song "[[Apopse]]", performed by his sister Emilia.


He also took a joint second place in the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2007|2007]] edition with "Aneksitilo".
He also took a joint second place in the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2007|2007]] edition with "[[Aneksitilo]]".


==Entries==
==Entries==
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| Show Me Your Love
| [[Show Me Your Love]]
| Dimitris Kiklis
| Dimitris Kiklis
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| Erimi dromi
| [[Erimi dromi]]
| Dimitris Kiklis
| Dimitris Kiklis
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| Alone
| [[Alone]]
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| Dimitris Kiklis
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| [[Time]]
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| Dimitris Kiklis
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Latest revision as of 05:05, 5 December 2018

Dimitris Kiklis from Greece won the competition on his first try in 2005 with the song "Apopse", performed by his sister Emilia.

He also took a joint second place in the 2007 edition with "Aneksitilo".

Entries

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Year Title Performer Position
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)


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