Category: Editorial

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); How did Eurovision 2025's fashion blend tradition with innovation? Euromix ranks the top 10 looks of the year, analyzing design, stage presence, and the powerful messages they delivered. Which nations made the list? Eurovision 2025, held this past May in Basel, Switzerland, was not only a showcase of spectacular songs and performances but also an unforgettable fashion spectacle, merging audio and visual artistry. Euromix compiled a ranked list of the top 10 best looks, based on professional fashion insights that examined each costume’s visual appeal, connection to the song, reinforcement of the message, and the strength of the overall concept. The following editorial, written by fashion designer Yahel Carmelly, offers an in-depth, creative analysis of Eurovision style trends, examining how artistry and narrative met on one of the world’s biggest stages. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 10. 🇲🇪 Montenegro – Nina Žižić   Nina took the stage in a dramatic multilayered white gown that appeared simple but radiated a message of inner purity....

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ahead of Their Time - A Journey Following the Great Eurovision Songs That Conquered Millions Outside the Contest - Part 2 Every year, a vast array of songs graces the Eurovision stage, each carrying the hope of captivating hearts and claiming the coveted first place. While many fade into obscurity immediately after the competition, some songs manage to transcend the boundaries of time and stage. Often, it's the songs that didn't win first place or even come close to the top that resonate with the audience and find their place in collective memory. These are the songs that sound different, new, and perhaps too strange for the moment they first appeared - but over the years, they reveal their full beauty and fill radio stations and hearts anew. In Part I of the series, we delved into several memorable songs throughout the contest's history. In this article, we'll continue our journey into the past to those songs that...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ahead of Their Time - A Journey Following the Great Eurovision Songs That Conquered Millions Outside the Contest. In the world of Eurovision, not every song wins the competition or even reaches the top spots. Some songs that initially seemed like failures later blossomed and became global hits. Sometimes, the Eurovision audience doesn't recognize the true potential of certain songs in real-time, but over the years, they become timeless classics in world music. These are songs that were ahead of their time – those that failed at the moment they competed but years later achieved overwhelming success due to their innovation or because the audience wasn't ready to grasp their message or style at the time. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Early Years: Unexpected Classics One of the most prominent cases of a song that didn't win Eurovision but became a global classic is "Nel blu dipinto di blu" (in English: "Blue Painted Blue"), by Italian singer Domenico Modugno. The...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The new technologies changing the face of Eurovision - digital screens, smart lighting, and advanced sound systems creating an unprecedented experience. This is how cutting-edge technology turns every Eurovision performance into an unforgettable experience. The Eurovision Song Contest, Europe's largest musical competition, is not just a showcase of singing and performances but also a spectacular display of technological innovation. Since the 2000s, the Eurovision stage has become an arena where the most advanced entertainment technologies are showcased, with each year introducing groundbreaking technological innovations that push the boundaries of music and entertainment as we know them. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Digital Screens: A New Reality on Stage In recent years, the use of digital screens has become a central tool in Eurovision production. These screens, positioned throughout the stage, allow for the display of complex visuals that change in real-time according to the song's content. One notable case of impressive use of this technology was in 2015 when Sweden's...