Statistics: The best song of the Eurovision Song Contest (2025)

19-year-old singer Kyle Alessandro represents Norway.

"Espresso Macchiato" is a dance pop song characterized by typical rap flow and electric swing elements. The lyrics are in a macaronic mix of broken English, Spanglish and Broccoli dialect.

Austria will be represented by "JJ", who sings about wasted love in his song.

For the first time since 1998, Sweden is sending a song in Swedish to the contest. At the same time, they will be represented by a Finnish group. The song is about how three friends had a great rest in the sauna.

The band "Ziferblat" with the song "Bird of prayer" represents Ukraine at this contest. The song is sung in Ukrainian and English.

A composition with very, very ambiguous meanings will be presented from Finland.

The Czech singer sings about his difficult life experience.

The author of the song from Israel, Yuval Rafael, survived the terrorist attack on October 7, 2023 in Israel at the Nova music festival. The song is in English, French and Hebrew, it is sung about hope for a bright future.

Singer Claude described the song as a tribute to a parent, particularly his mother. He explained: "From childhood to adolescence, she taught me to find the positive in life experiences, even during setbacks."

Singer Theo Evan is traveling from Cyprus with the song "Shh"

The song of Greece is dedicated to the genocide of the Pontic Greeks, which took place from 1914 to 1923 on the territory of modern Turkey. The singer herself is from Ponta.

The San Marino member is known for producing the song "I'm Blue", released 27 years ago.

Myrnana Conte represents Malta in this competition.

A song with an ambiguous meaning is being sent from Australia.

Lithuania is represented by the Catharsis group.

Germany is represented by a brother and sister duo originally from Austria. For the first time since 2007, Germany uses German in its song for the contest.

Armenian singer PARG sings in his song about his resilience and ability to get out of even the most difficult situations in life.

In an interview with the online publication L'eurovision Au Quotidien, singer Sebastian described the song as fun and vibrant.

The song has been described as an homage to Luxembourg's Eurovision Song Contest winner in 1965. Laura Thorne said that "someone was controlling the doll. The one I'm singing about doesn't allow it anymore."

Switzerland, which won last year, is represented by singer Zoë Më with a song in French.

The band "Shkodra Elektronike" is coming from Albania with the song "Zjerm", which means "fire" translated from Albanian. A tragic song about the world and its injustice.

Spain is represented by singer Melody with the song "ESA DIVA" (This diva).

According to Danish singer Sissel, this song is about "meeting a person with whom the connection feels so real that it seems almost unreal."

Latvia is sending a song written entirely in its native language for the first time since 2004.

The song is dedicated to Laika, a Soviet dog that in 1957 became the first living creature to fly around the Earth.

The Polish representative is 52 years old. She already participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1995.

France will be represented by local star Louane with the song "maman" dedicated to the singer's dead mother.

The Italian singer sings that he always dreamed of being cool.

Describing the song, the band said, "'What The Hell Just Happened' is exactly how we feel right now! It's all very surreal."

The song of the Azerbaijani band "Mamagama" uses both a modern style and traditional Azerbaijani motifs.

Serbia is represented by singer Prince with a song called "Mila" (Sweetheart)

Georgian singer Mariam Shengelia sings about her desire to live a free life, some find political meaning in this composition.