Lars Henrik Wikström (born 1963) is a

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songwriter and music producer. He has entered the

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as a composer for Sweden in

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with the song "Invincible". The song was performed by

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and placed 5th in the final. Henrik is a veteran of the

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competition, the Swedish preselection for the Eurovision Song Contest, having written 34 songs between 1983 and 2017.

Eurovision and Pre-Selection Entries

* Sweden 2006 - ”Invincible” - Carola, 1st place in

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, representing Sweden at Eurovision 2006 * Romania 2008 - ”Shine” - Biondo, 2nd place in

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* Romania 2008 - ”Dr Frankenstein” - LaGaylia Frazier, 10th place in

* Sweden 2014 - ”Survivor” -

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, 4th place in

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* Sweden 2014 - ”Burning Alive” -

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* Sweden 2014 - ”En himmelsk sång” - Ellinore Holmer * Ukraine 2014 - ”Courageous” - neAngely, 5th place * Azerbaijan 2016 - ”Miracle” - Samra, representing Azerbaijan at Eurovision 2016 * Sweden 2016 - ”Constellation Prize” -

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, 5th place in

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References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Wikstrom, Henry Living people 1963 births Swedish songwriters