What began as a technical experiment in Switzerland television broadcasting in 1956, is now an extravagant internationally televised songwriting contest.
The rules are simple: the songs must be original, no more than three minutes long, have live lead vocals, and no more than six performers on the stage.
Loreen “Tattoo” (583 points). This year, Sweden’s Loreen won Eurovision for the song, “Tattoo.” Loreen’s Eurovision performance was powerful and passionate.
Käärijä “Cha Cha Cha” (526 points). Finnish rapper, singer, and songwriter Käärijä placed second with 526 points for “Cha Cha Cha,” a dance-anthem about freedom and fun.
Noa Kirel – “Unicorn” (362 points). Placing third in the semi and grand finals, Israeli singer Noa Kirel received 362 points for her performance of “Unicorn.”