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Bulgaria Celebrates First Eurovision Victory as Dara’s ‘Bangaranga’ Captures Europe’s Vote

“Bangaranga represented a quiet belief that everything’s going to be all right.” — Dara Bulgaria celebrated its first-ever victory at

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From Metal Monsters to Meme Fame: Eurovision Veterans Reflect on Fame, Backlash and the Contest’s Expanding Global Reach

“It is the biggest TV show in the world and yet we are broadcasting from under the stairs,” longtime BBC

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Eurovision Looks to Unity and Creativity as Organisers Adapt to Budget Pressures

Geneva – The Eurovision Song Contest is preparing for its 2026 edition with renewed focus on creativity, resilience and collaboration,