In 2021, the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Malmö, Sweden. The competition saw a mix of performances and quirky lyrics that showcased the creativity and talent of artists from all over the world. Despite its politically charged nature, the ESC has remained a popular and beloved event for decades.
Nemo, originally from Switzerland, won the most controversial Eurovision Song Contest in history. Nemo, who now resides in Berlin, received the most points from international juries and a significant number of points from the audience. The ESC will be returning to Switzerland next year for the first time since 1989.
Israel and Ukraine performed well in this year’s contest, with France and Croatia dueling for second place. In addition to these top contenders, Germany’s candidate, Isaak, achieved his best result in a long time by finishing in 12th place.
The last place was taken by Norway’s entry. Israel’s participation sparked boycott demands and demonstrations due to the Gaza war. Just before the start of the competition there were demonstrations and blockades at the arena in Malmö.
An incident with Dutch participant led to their disqualification from the competition before it even began.
The Eurovision Song Contest is known for its unique performances and quirky lyrics. This year’s competition featured a mix of provocative and entertaining acts that included controversial themes and daring performances.
Despite facing challenges such as political controversies and disqualifications, the Eurovision Song Contest remains a popular event that showcases talent from around the world while also providing audiences with memorable moments and entertaining performances every year.
