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Vanilla Ninjas Cool Vibes Represented Switzerland, Not Estonia

“Vanilla Ninja from Estonia was representing Switzeland 2005 with the song Cool Vibes. It was much better song than Too Epic To Be True.”
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Confidence: High Checked on May 12, 2026

Summary

Vanilla Ninja, an Estonian all‑female band, represented Switzerland in the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Cool Vibes,” finishing eighth in the Grand Final. The assertion that “Cool Vibes” is a much better song than “Too Epic To Be True” is an opinion, not a verifiable fact.

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  • Vanilla Ninja - Wikipedia

    Vanilla Ninja is an Estonian all-female rock band which enjoyed chart success in a number of countries across Europe, especially in Estonia, Germany, and Austria. They represented Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 with the song "Cool Vibes", and will represent Estonia in the ...

  • Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 - Wikipedia

    On 2 November 2004, Estonian tabloid SL Õhtuleht claimed that the Estonian band Vanilla Ninja had been selected to represent Switzerland in Kyiv, which was subsequently confirmed by SRG SSR on 9 November 2004. Vanilla Ninja had previously attempted to represent Estonia at the Eurovision Song ...

radiotimes.com
eurovisionary.com
aussievision.net
esc-plus.com
eurovision.com
  • Vanilla Ninja - Eurovision

    In 2005, their Swiss success saw Vanilla Ninja represent Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest, where their song Cool Vibes finished in eighth place at the Grand Final. A natural path for a band of their name to take, Vanilla Ninja launched ...

  • It's Vanilla Ninja for Vienna in Estonia - Eurovision

    The band also scored several continental hits with songs such as Tough Enough, When The Indians Cry, Blue Tattoo, I Know and Dangerzone. In 2005, their Swiss success saw Vanilla Ninja represent Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest, where ...

estonianworld.com

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