Felgen started his career as a teacher . During the Second World War , Felgen was a translator for the German occupiers , and then a reporter with a French-language newspaper . He studied theater and opera in Brussels and Liège ; in 1946 , he joined Radio Luxembourg as a chorus singer and a French-language reporter . In 1949 , the mastering of his baritone completed his theatre and opera studies . In 1951 , he had his first international hit record , " Bonjour les amies " ( " Hello Friends " ) . The song went on to become the theme song for his national broadcaster . In 1953 , he recorded his first German-language record , " Onkel Toms altes Boot " ( " Uncle Tom 's Old Boat " ) , in Berlin . He represented his home country in the Eurovision Song Contest 1960 with " So laang we 's du do bast " , becoming the first Luxembourger and the first male contestant to represent Luxembourg and the first participant to sing in Luxembourgish . He finished last with only one point . Two years later he entered the contest again , this time doing much better by finishing in 3rd place with the song " Petit bonhomme " . He did at times do the commentary in German , too
Eurovision Song Contest 1960
Eurovision Song Contest 1960
Camillo Felgen