Fud Leclerc, the Belgian singer who represented his country four times at the Eurovision Song Contest died yesterday at the age of 86.
The 86 years old Belgian singer Fud Leclerc died yesterday. Fud Leclerc was the stage name of Fernand Urbain Dominic Leclerc. He got four times the honour from the Walloon broadcaster, RTBF, to represented Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest. His first participation was in 1956. 2 years later, in 1958 he represented Belgium again with the song Ma petite chatte and achieved his best result.
In 1960 he got again the ticket for Eurovision, where he performed the song Mon amour pour toi and findished 6th. Once again 2 year later, Fud represented Belgium at the 1962 Eurovision Song Contest. His song Ton Nom didn’t get any points.
After his bad results in 1962, Fud decided to do something else in his life and changed career getting a job in the building sector.
Belgian entry in 1958
Fud Leclerc - Ma petite chatte
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, who represented Belgium at the  four times, has died at the age of 86.  Leclerc had the distinct honour of being the first person to score  at the 1962 contest.

The singer performed at the first contest in 1956 and appeared again two years later and achieved his best result with his performance of ''Ma petite chatte''.  After appearing for the third time at the 1960 contest he made his final appearance at the 1962 contest.  At the 1962 contest Leclerc became the first person in Eurovision history to fail to score any points, also known as Nul Points.

During his career he also worked as a pianist and a songwriter. After his final Eurovision appearance he left the music industry and became a building contractor. In 2005 he made an appearance on a special programme to commemorate Eurovision.