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We re reviewing Google s Hum to Search by humming, whistling, playing, beatboxing and singing more than 20 different songs in 20 different languages. The results are surprising! ....
around a third of all entries from the 39 participating countries contain a language other than English. Countries have been free to choose the language in which they sing since 1999 and after that date, many have opted for lingua franca English to get their message across to the international audience of the annual song competition, whose final is held in Rotterdam on Saturday. But, Statista s Katharina Buchholz reports that, as a detailed analysis by blog Johnthego.com shows, winning titles in languages other than English have in the past inspired more countries to present a song in their native tongue. You will find more infographics at Statista ....
Eurovision fans gear up for first pandemic song contest Rock tracks like Italy’s Zitti E Buoni also typically feature less frequently as winners, with most Eurovision trophies going to pop music interpreters; however, there is also a history of bands like Finland’s Lordi winning the competition in 2006 with a decidedly harder sound that even goes beyond heavy metal. Ultimately, it s always the public vote that brings in a surprise result, which is also true for the element of disappointment: The UK, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands all received zero points from the public vote this year much to the amazement of the audience at the Ahoy Arena, which expressed its support for these low-scoring candidates with applause and cheers. ....