Eurovision 2024: Switzerland Triumphs in Malmö
Nemo Claims Victory with "The Code"
Malmö, Sweden - May 18, 2024
In a captivating finale that kept viewers on the edge of their seats, Switzerland has emerged victorious at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest. Nemo's mesmerizing performance of "The Code" wowed the judges and audience alike, securing the country its first win since 1988.
Hosted by Sweden for the seventh time, the contest featured 37 songs from across Europe. From the energetic beats of Italy's entrant to the soulful ballad from the United Kingdom, each performance showcased the diversity and talent of this musical extravaganza.
The competition was fierce, but ultimately, it was Nemo's captivating vocals and the enigmatic lyrics of "The Code" that stole the show. The song's exploration of human connection and resilience resonated with viewers worldwide, earning it the highest score in both the jury and televote.
With their triumph, Switzerland joins an illustrious group of Eurovision winners. Nemo's victory is not only a testament to their talent but also a celebration of the unifying power of music.
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