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PortuguêsThe Eurovision Song Contest final is set to take place in Basel, with Dutch contestant Claude performing twelfth. Fans are optimistic about his chances, while the event focuses on music rather than controversy.
Basel and millions of viewers are gearing up for the Eurovision Song Contest final tonight. The Dutch contestant Claude, with his song C'est la Vie, is set to perform twelfth. Fans in Basel are excited, with many predicting a top-five finish for Claude.
The atmosphere is lively in Eurovision Street, where fans enjoy performances from favorites like Sweden and Finland. Claude expressed his excitement before heading to the venue, saying he plans to enjoy the moment.
Security measures are in place, but the mood remains relaxed compared to last year's heavily guarded event in Malmö. This year, the focus is more on music, with standout acts including Sweden's sauna-themed song and Austria's rock opera.
The final begins at 21:00, with the winner announced around 01:00 after jury and public votes.
