Last night, it was finally time for the long-awaited finale Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden. Switzerland emerged victorious and thus wrote history. the artist – Nemo – who represented Switzerland during the Eurovision Song Contest, and is the first non-binary person to win a music competition.
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Nemo in particular managed to win the hearts of the professional jury. the number 'code' “He got what he wanted”Snooze points“, The Netherlands also donated the most points to Switzerland. However, Croatia managed to generate the most enthusiasm among viewers on home soil.
The blog ultimately received a total of 591 points, a not very convincing majority. Croatia missed out on winning by a narrow margin. the difference? Only 44 points! After Switzerland and Croatia, Ukraine came in third place and France in fourth place.
The controversial Israeli act – which received a lot of boos during the final, but also a lot of cheers at the same time – eventually finished in fifth place. Domestic voters in particular ensured the country received such a high rating classification Expired.
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Nemo is the first non-binary artist to win this coveted trophy. “I hope this match continues to fulfill its promise and uphold peace and dignity for all,” they said after the win.
Nemo continued: “I broke the code, and now I'm breaking the cup. Hopefully I can fix it and then maybe Eurovision can be fixed too.” It sounds like a plan!
No ghost
Although the International Song Festival is still a spectacle, the jubilant mood surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest in the Netherlands has now all but disappeared. Last Thursday evening I knew Jost Klein In the second semi-final with his exciting strike Urubaba To get a place in the final and turn the entire room upside down. Unfortunately, less than 48 hours later, it was announced that Jost had been disqualified by the Eurovision Song Contest organisation.
We now know that a complaint has been filed against him for allegedly threatening a TV employee. This situation unfortunately led to his disqualification. During the finale, the artist remained remarkably calm. A video of dogs dancing to the song just popped up on his Instagram storiesWho released the dogs?'. What could that mean? Ghost should know.
Charged atmosphere
The Dutchman's exclusion caused a sensation in the Eurovision country. In the audience, the audience also made their opinion of Klein's disqualification clear. Just before the start The grand finale Established Nicky de Jager – For not agreeing with the decision to exclude her compatriot – from appearing on the screen to distribute points on behalf of the Netherlands. This made him the president of Eurovision Martin Osterdal Who had to do this job on behalf of the Netherlands. The moment he did so, there was a loud and clear sound! From the hall.
All in all, a bittersweet evening.
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NU.nl, NOS, De Telegraaf
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Alma Bengtsson/European Broadcasting Union
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