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	\| year = 1987
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	\| country = Luxembourg
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	\| artist = Roger Jouret
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	\| language = French
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	\| composer = ], Alec Mansion
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	\| conductor = Alec Mansion
	\| place = 21st
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	'''"Amour Amour"''' (] translation: "Love Love") was the ]ish entry in the ], performed in ] by ]. This was the third occasion on which Luxembourg had been represented by an international act which had already enjoyed a level of fame - with both ] and disco duo ] previously doing so. Plastic Bertrand had previously achieved success with "''Ça plane pour moi''" in 1977, a decade before the Eurovision appearance.

	The ]-inspired song, co-written by Plastic Bertrand himself, deals with the power of love. The singer describes himself as going into a "dungeon" for the sake of the emotion, as well as being "full of good vibrations" as a result of it. Further, love is likened to a "cowboy", with those whom it possesses being likened to "Indians". The lyric also contains a description of the singer experiencing love on "Friday the Thirteenth", with a sixteen-year-old girl.

	The song was performed thirteenth on the night (following the ]' ] with ] and preceding the ]'s ] with ]). At the close of voting, it had received 4 points, placing 21st in a field of 22.

	It was succeeded as ] at the ] by ] with ].

	==References==
	*{{citeweb\|url=http://www.diggiloo.net/?1987lu\|title=1987 Luxembourg\|author=Diggiloo Thrush\|accessdate=2006-11-04}}

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