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ROTTERDAM – 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
It’s Eurovision week! Fans and contestants are already in Rotterdam ahead of the grand final tonight (22 May).
As with each year, several acts have emerged as the favourites to win this year’s competition, from Italy to Iceland.
Let’s take a look at our personal favourites:
1) Italy
A 42-second
Calling any one year the most important in music history is a daring endeavor. But the creative team behind Apple TV+’s 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything, an eight-episode documentary series debuting today, is confident it has the goods to support that claim.
“It’s subjective, but I think
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