Eurovision Song Contest 2024: Switzerland Triumphs with "The Code" by Nemo

Overview

In a thrilling finale, Switzerland emerged victorious at the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest held in the United Kingdom. With an unforgettable performance of "The Code," sung by the charismatic Nemo, the Swiss delegation captivated the audience and secured a well-deserved victory.

Participants

The contest featured a diverse range of participants from 35 countries across Europe. From the electrifying performance by Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra to the ethereal vocals of Norway's Northkid, each act showcased their unique talents and cultural heritage.

First Semi-Final

The first semi-final saw 17 countries compete for 10 spots in the Grand Final. Standout performances included Finland's BESS with "Ram Pam Pam," Serbia's Hurricane with "Loco Loco," and Azerbaijan's SUPRA with "Disko Disko."

Second Semi-Final

In the second semi-final, another 17 countries battled for the remaining 10 spots in the Grand Final. Notable performances came from Australia's Isaiah Firebrace with "Not the Same," Greece's Victor Verster with "What They Say," and Ireland's Brooke Scullion with "That's Rich."

Grand Final

The Grand Final featured 20 acts from across Europe, including the "Big Five" countries (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom). After intense voting from both juries and the public, Switzerland's Nemo emerged victorious with a commanding 591 points.

Nemo's mesmerizing vocals and enigmatic stage presence left an indelible mark on the audience and cemented Switzerland's place in Eurovision history.