their one-night final, that was held on 31 January 2009. The final of 10 songs consisted of 6 songs from an open call of songs from the public, with 4 songs being invited by DR to compete. Winners Almost all winners of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix have gone on to represent Denmark at Eurovision. Only two entries did not represent Denmark at Eurovision: the 1996 winner, "Kun med dig" by and , which failed to qualify for the final from the pre-selection, and the 2020 winner, "Yes" by Ben and Tan, which was slated to be the country's entry before the contest was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Denmark has won Eurovision three times: in 1963, 2000 and 2013. Albums Main album series Children's MGP album series De vindere series Others See also Dansk Melodi Grand Prix winners Melodifestivalen Melodi Grand Prix Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest MGP Junior (Denmark) Notes and references Notes References External links DR: Dansk Melodi Grand Prix The Eurovision Song Contest National Finals Homepage Eurovision Song Contest selection events Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest Annual events in Denmark