Which country did Ruslana's winning ESC entry come from (2004)?
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Ukraine
Ruslana won in 2004 for Ukraine.
💡 Did you know? Ukraine's first win.
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Who won the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 with “Wild Dances”?
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Ruslana
The winning song was “Wild Dances”.
💡 Did you know? Ukraine provided the winner that year.
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