1971

Entrants in Melodifestivalen 1971, Sweden's national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Writers with multiple songs in 1971

Name	Songs
Staffan Ehrling	4
Bo-Göran Edling	4
Peter Himmelstrand	2
Bo Sylvén	2

Artists who had performed at Melodifestivalen before 1971

Name	Previous appearances
Tommy Körberg	1

Writers who have written Melodifestivalen songs before 1971

Name	Previous songs
Britt Lindeborg	8
Peter Himmelstrand	6
Bo-Göran Edling	4
Staffan Ehrling	4
Bengt-Arne Wallin	2

Songs in 1971

Entry	Named artists
Blommor och grönt by Tommy Körberg	Tommy Körberg
Staffan Ehrling, Bo-Göran Edling
En kärlek som ej fanns by Tommy Körberg	Tommy Körberg
Bo Sylvén
En sång om världen by Family Four	Agneta Munther Berndt Öst Marie Bergman Pierre Isacsson
Anders Bergsjö, Göran Dahlström
Här är jag by Sylvia Vrethammar	Sylvia Vrethammar
Staffan Ehrling, Bo-Göran Edling
Heja mamma by Family Four	Agneta Munther Berndt Öst Marie Bergman Pierre Isacsson
Peter Himmelstrand
Jag blir lycklig var gång jag ser dig by Sylvia Vrethammar	Sylvia Vrethammar
Bo Sylvén
Låt oss fly till en ny morgondag by Tommy Körberg	Tommy Körberg
Britt Lindeborg
Leka kurragömma by Sylvia Vrethammar	Sylvia Vrethammar
Staffan Ehrling, Bo-Göran Edling
Min sång by Family Four	Agneta Munther Berndt Öst Marie Bergman Pierre Isacsson
Bengt-Arne Wallin, Anja Notini-Wallin
Resan hem by Tommy Körberg	Tommy Körberg
Peter Totth
Tänk dig en sån dag by Sylvia Vrethammar	Sylvia Vrethammar
Claes Svanberg, Kjell Hedén
Tjärnare kärlek by Family Four	Agneta Munther Berndt Öst Marie Bergman Pierre Isacsson
Peter Himmelstrand
Var är du nu by Tommy Körberg	Tommy Körberg
Leif Nygren
Visst lever kärleken by Sylvia Vrethammar	Sylvia Vrethammar
Staffan Ehrling, Bo-Göran Edling
Vita vidder by Family Four	Agneta Munther Berndt Öst Marie Bergman Pierre Isacsson
Håkan Elmquist

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