Eurovision 2024

2024 - 5 - 12

Eurovision 2024: Switzerland's Nemo Takes the Crown Amidst Protests and Controversy

Eurovision 2024 - Music - Nemo - Non-binary rights - Switzerland

Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision 2024 in a year of protests. Find out more about the shocking twists and turns in this year's competition!

In a nail-biting Eurovision 2024 finale held in Malmo, Sweden, Switzerland's Nemo emerged victorious with their captivating performance of “The Code,” making history as one of the two nonbinary artists in the finals. However, the event was not without its share of drama and protests as Dutch competitor Joost Klein was unexpectedly booted from the lineup due to a controversial complaint just hours before the grand finale. Despite the controversies, the glitter and glam of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest added an extra layer of excitement.

Throughout the week, 37 countries from across the globe showcased their musical talents, with Switzerland's Nemo standing out as the eventual winner of the most controversial edition of Eurovision. The event, filled with electrifying performances, culminated in a memorable victory that will be etched in Eurovision history. As the spotlight shone on the mesmerizing performances, viewers were on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the announcement of the 2024 Eurovision champion.

On a lighter note, Switzerland's Nemo's winning song “The Code” not only captured the hearts of viewers but also set a new standard in Eurovision performances. Additionally, the participation of Israel in the final stirred up significant controversy, adding another layer of intrigue to an already eventful competition. As the curtains closed on Eurovision 2024, the world awaits the next chapter in the legacy of this iconic musical extravaganza.