Who Will Win Eurovision 2021? Vulture.com 3 hrs ago
Greetings from the USA! Although last year’s Eurovision was the first time
in 64 years that the Song Contest had to be canceled, it’s finally a new year and we’re heading back to Rotterdam with a trillion percent more Flo Rida. In case you forgot, here’s where we left off: 2019’s Eurovision Song Contest was held in Tel Aviv and won by the Netherlands’ Duncan Laurence and a breathy banger called “Arcade.” (Not my favorite, but I am unfortunately not within the voting body of Eurovision.)
Because it was canceled, 2020’s entrants had to rewin their local song contests (with brand new songs!) to qualify for this year’s show. Sadly, that means many of last year’s gems are fully lost to time, and while quite a few of the performers from last year are back again, their new song entries might not be as good as the originals. (Note: Many of the videos included below, because of rights reasons, are the music-vi
It comes after the contest was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. In a statement on the Eurovision website, executive producer Sietse Bakker said: We are of course disappointed, first of all for Duncan, who deserves a live performance on our very own Eurovision stage after his 2019 victory and the worldwide success of Arcade. We couldn t be more proud of his opening act for the first Semi-Final. Of course we wish Duncan a speedy recovery!
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