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ROTTERDAM, Netherlands
After the COVID-19 pandemic halted last year’s edition, the Eurovision Song Contest roared back to life Tuesday, spectacularly celebrating not just Euro beats, but also the opportunity for fans to watch the first semifinal live.
“We are back, and boy does that feel good!” said Dutch presenter Chantal Janzen after 2019’s Dutch winner, Duncan Laurence, opened the show.
Out of the 16 acts who performed, 10 progressed to Saturday’s grand final: Norway, Israel, Russia, Azerbaijan, Malta, Lithuania, Cyprus, Sweden, Belgium and Ukraine.
The show had trademark Eurovision elements bombastic beats, big voices, power ballads, flamboyant costumes and some dress reveals.
Eurovision scenes and stylings, in the leadup to the song contest s final on Sunday Shari Kulha © Provided by National Post North Macedonia s Vasil performs during the first semi-final of the 65th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, at the Ahoy convention centre in Rotterdam, on May 18, 2021. The world’s longest running annual television contest is on right now, so block out some Sunday time for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest . The talent is excellent it is, after all, where Swedish pop royalty ABBA got its start. Oh, and someone named Céline Dion won in 1988 (participants don’t have to be European; they just can’t represent more than one country in the same year. Céline, however, represented Switzerland by some circuitous route of logic).