The final was held on 14 March 1995 at the Monte Caputo Nightclub in Limassol, hosted by Yiorgos Theofanous and Evridiki. The winner was chosen by a 20-member jury.[1][2]
Eight entries were originally chosen for the national final, however "Mia vrochi" set to be sung by Bessy Argyraki was withdrawn by its composer Rodoulas Papalamprianou as the CyBC refused to provide the names of its 20-member jury.[2]
Final – 14 March 1995[2]
Draw
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Artist
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Song
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Songwriter(s)
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Points
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Place
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1
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Andrea Aravi
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"I poli" (Η πόλη)
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Christakis Vlassios, Dimitris Vanezis
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78
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6
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2
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Michalis Hatzigiannis
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"Filise me" (Φίλησέ με)
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Andreas Gerolemou
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129
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3
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3
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Kyros Lontos
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"Taxidi makrino" (Ταξίδι μακρινό)
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Kyros Lontos
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80
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5
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4
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Alexandros Panayi
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"Sti fotia" (Στη φωτιά)
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Alexandros Panayi
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157
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1
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5
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Maria Kourou
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"Kontra ston anemo" (Κόντρα στον άνεμο)
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Alexis Meletiou, Maria Kourou
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107
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4
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6
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Maria Nicolaidou
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"To telefteo fengari" (Το τελευταίο φεγγάρι)
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Koralia Schiza, Ilias Antoniadis
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78
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7
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7
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Michalis Hatzigiannis
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"Gramma" (Γράμμα)
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Giorgos Kallis, Leonidas Malenis
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131
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2
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Bessy Argyraki
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"Mia vrochi" (Μια βροχή)
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Rodoulas Papalamprianou, Michali Chatziyianni
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—
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