Watch: Claude Performs Live for the First Time “C’est La Vie” his Eurovision Song!

Watch: Claude Performs Live for the First Time “C’est La Vie” his Eurovision Song!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Netherlands at Eurovision 2025: Claude, selected to represent the Netherlands in Basel, Switzerland, performs "C'est La Vie" live for the first time, which he will sing at Eurovision 2025. Listen to the song. "C'est La Vie" (translated as: "That's life") is the name of the song to be performed by the singer Claude who will represent the Netherlands in the second part of the first semi-final of Eurovision 2025 to be held on May 13 in Basel, Switzerland. Last night, on the talk show hosted by Dutch journalist Eva Jinek, Claude performed his Eurovision song live for the first time. Currently, the singer is ranked fifth in the betting tables, with a 7% chance of winning. Watch the performance: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The song "C'est la vie" blends childhood memories with a burst of nostalgia and a deep reflection on the cyclicality and rotations of life. The lyrics describe an emotional scene in which the singer remembers...
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A Revolution in Eurovision: How The “Back Row” Artists Have Proven They Are Here to Stay

A Revolution in Eurovision: How The “Back Row” Artists Have Proven They Are Here to Stay

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Grotesque and amusing performances have always been a part of Eurovision. What started as a humorous and marginal phenomenon has recently evolved into a veritable empire with Käärijä, Joost Klein, and Tommy Cash. Are the representatives of the "back row" a passing fad, or are they the new face of Eurovision? Imagine a classic fairytale: the odd kid in class, the one who sat in the back row and disrupted, suddenly rises like a phoenix, transforming from the class's problem child into a star with a dizzying success story. Such myths have accompanied many famous people throughout history, but until a few years ago, it seemed impossible for them to break through in the world of Eurovision, certainly not to win, at most to be included under the niche and infamous title "Joke Entries." In 2023, a young Finn from the suburbs of Helsinki conquered the stage and put the members of the "back row" at center stage as...
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Netherlands: Claude to Perform “C’est La Vie” at Eurovision

Netherlands: Claude to Perform “C’est La Vie” at Eurovision

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Netherlands in Eurovision 2025: Claude, who was selected to represent the Netherlands in Basel, Switzerland, will perform the song "C'est La Vie" on the Eurovision 2025 stage. Listen to the song. "C'est La Vie" (translated as: "That's life") is the name of the song to be performed by the singer Claude who will represent the Netherlands in the second part of the first semi-final of Eurovision 2025 to be held on May 13 in Basel, Switzerland. The song was written by the singer himself along with Arno Krabman who is responsible for the song "De Diepte" (translated as: "The Depth") that represented the Netherlands in 2022 and reached 11th place in the grand final. In addition to these creators, the creators Joren van der Voort and Léon Palmen are involved in the writing and production of the song. Apart from Krabman, this is the first song by the other creators in the Eurovision competition. The song is performed...
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Netherlands: Claude’s Song for Eurovision 2025 to be Revealed on February 27th!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Netherlands in Eurovision 2025: Claude's song for Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland, will be unveiled on February 27th! All details in the article. Two months have passed since the Dutch national broadcaster, ARVOTROS, announced that the singer Claude was selected to represent the Netherlands at Eurovision 2025, set to be held in Basel, Switzerland. Now, the singer has revealed in a Reel posted on his Instagram account that the song will be unveiled on February 27th. The Netherlands is expected to perform their song in the second part of the first semi-final on May 13th.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Claude Kmb (@claudekmb) (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The announcement comes after the surprising confirmation of the Netherlands' participation in Eurovision 2025. Following an incident involving singer Joost Klein, who was disqualified from competing in the final after a well-publicized altercation with a production team photographer, many believed the Netherlands would not participate this year. The Dutch...
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Netherlands: Claude to Compete in Eurovision 2025

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Netherlands at Eurovision 2025: Claude has been chosen to represent the Netherlands at Eurovision 2025, which will take place in Basel, Switzerland. The song will be revealed in the coming months. Dutch national broadcaster AVROTROS has announced 21-year-old Dutch-Congolese singer Claude as their representative for Eurovision 2025 in Basel. The announcement comes after the Netherlands' unexpected confirmation of participation in Eurovision 2025. Following the incident with singer Joost Klein, who was disqualified from the final after a publicized confrontation with a production photographer, many thought the Netherlands would not participate in Eurovision this year. The Dutch national broadcaster even went so far as to declare that their chances of participating in 2025 were slim. However, after discussions with the European Broadcasting Union, the Netherlands relented and confirmed participation for Eurovision 2026 as well! (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Claude's Background and Eurovision Journey Claude was born in Congo and moved to the Netherlands with his family at the age of 13. The first...
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The Netherlands: Which Singer Might Represent the Country at Eurovision 2025?

The Netherlands: Which Singer Might Represent the Country at Eurovision 2025?

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Rumors are spreading: Is young singer Emma Kok a potential candidate to represent the Netherlands at Eurovision 2025? Along with confirming the Netherlands' participation in Eurovision 2025, the Dutch national broadcaster AVROTROS opened its song submission window. The registration closed last Friday (November 22), with the decision expected to be made in December. Meanwhile, rumors are circulating. Many names of well-known singers, including some who have previously participated in Eurovision, have been suggested as possibilities to represent the Netherlands in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. Now, unofficial sources report that young singer Emma Kok has also submitted a song to the national broadcaster. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Emma Kok: A Rising Star with a Unique Story Emma Kok is a young and talented Dutch singer born on March 12, 2008 (16 years old) in Maastricht, Netherlands. She first gained fame in 2021 when she won the tenth season of "The Voice Kids" in the Netherlands. In 2023, she gained international attention...
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Surprise: The Netherlands Confirms Participation in Eurovision 2026!

Surprise: The Netherlands Confirms Participation in Eurovision 2026!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In just one month, the Netherlands has confirmed participation in two consecutive Eurovision contests, despite last year's dramatic disqualification. The Dutch national broadcaster announced that 331 songs have been submitted for Eurovision 2025! Within a single month, the Dutch national broadcaster, AVROTROS, has confirmed its participation in two consecutive Eurovision Song Contests: 2025 in Basel and 2026. The Netherlands also reported significant success in the registration process for the song that will represent the country in the 2025 competition. Last Thursday at midnight, the registration closed with a total of 331 songs submitted – an impressive figure considering the short registration period, though significantly lower than Eurovision 2024, which saw 613 song submissions. According to the Dutch national broadcaster's statement, the candidate songs include a variety of music styles and languages – ballads, upbeat songs, and even rock, in Dutch, English, and other languages. Now, the selection committee faces the task of listening to the songs and deciding...
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The Netherlands: Douwe Bob Aims to Represent the Country Again

The Netherlands: Douwe Bob Aims to Represent the Country Again

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Douwe Bob, the Dutch singer and 2016 Eurovision representative, appeared on a local radio show and announced that he has submitted a song for internal selection, hoping to represent the Netherlands in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. Will the former representative return to the competition stage? With the confirmation of the Netherlands' participation in Eurovision 2025, the national broadcaster AVROTROS has opened the window for song submissions. Although registration is still open and the decision is expected to be made only in December, the 2016 Dutch representative Douwe Bob confirms that he has submitted a song for internal selection, with which he wishes to represent the Netherlands and return to the Eurovision competition in 2025. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In an interview with the radio program "538 Avondshow," Douwe shares his Eurovision participation experience and reveals that he has a song with which he intends to return to the competition stage. "When I participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in...
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The Netherlands: 2013 Representative Anouk Aims to Represent the Country Again at Eurovision 2025

The Netherlands: 2013 Representative Anouk Aims to Represent the Country Again at Eurovision 2025

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Anouk, the famous Dutch singer and the country's representative at Eurovision 2013, appeared on a local evening show and declared that she has submitted a song for internal selection, with which she wishes to represent the Netherlands in the Eurovision 2025 competition. Is the former representative on her way to Basel? Anouk's Eurovision Ambitions Anouk, the Netherlands' representative at Eurovision 2013, has confirmed her intention to return to the competition in 2025. During an appearance on RTL Boulevard, she revealed that she has submitted a song for consideration. Referencing her 2013 entry "Birds", Anouk joked, "Many people can breathe a sigh of relief because it's not a depressing ballad. No birds falling from the roof. It's quite a hard song."Despite submitting a song for the Basel competition, Anouk remains cautiously optimistic about the selection process. She stated, "As a songwriter, I also think the best song should win. I understand when people say: she's already been there." Anouk...
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The Mental Strain at Eurovision: Singers Reveal the Behind-the-Scenes Mental Challenges

The Mental Strain at Eurovision: Singers Reveal the Behind-the-Scenes Mental Challenges

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Amid expected changes backstage at Eurovision 2025 and the Eurovision 2024 events in Malmö, past contestants share their experiences of mental challenges during the competition. The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, Sweden, will be remembered not only for its dramatic moments, political controversies, and widespread statements from artists but also as a competition that changed how we, the fans, and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) view the contestants and the immense mental pressure they face. Following the dramatic disqualification of Dutch representative Joost Klein after an incident with a production photographer and his subsequent refusal to return for Eurovision 2025, despite an offer from the Dutch national broadcaster, various past Eurovision contestants have shared their experiences about the intense pressure of participating in Eurovision and how mental health plays a crucial role in their well-being during the competition. So, are the expected changes for Eurovision 2025 indeed appropriate? It seems that the EBU has taken a step...
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