The Eurovision Song Contest, airing this Saturday, is a highly anticipated annual event where countries compete in a musical showdown, similar to a European Super Bowl focused on performance. With participation from 38 countries, including Australia and Israel, this year's Grand Final will air from Basel, Switzerland, following two semi-final rounds. An international jury and voting audience determine the winner, who hosts the contest the next year. Although not widely recognized in the U.S., Eurovision has a growing fanbase, showcasing a unique blend of pop culture and political undertones.
This Saturday brings us the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest, a massive global musical event drawing hundreds of millions and vibrant viewing parties.
Eurovision is a mix of pop music and geopolitics, likened to a European Super Bowl that focuses exclusively on performances rather than sports.
Thirty-eight countries participate, with songs through semi-finals leading to the Grand Final, where an international jury and viewers vote for the winner.
The contest is hosted in the country of the previous year's winner, a tradition that adds to the excitement and global engagement of the event.
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