Eurovision 2025 promises to be a vibrant mix of musical styles, daring statements, and thought-provoking themes. Several countries have already chosen their representatives, each bringing a unique sound and a powerful message to the stage.
"Kant" by Miriana Conte: Controversy or Coincidence?
One of the most talked-about songs this year is "Kant" by Miriana Conte, representing Malta. The title, which means “singing” in Maltese, has sparked debates due to its resemblance to an offensive English term.
🗣 The artist’s response:
"Music should be bold. I am proud to represent Malta!"
Conte remains confident in her choice and is set to take the Basel stage with pride.
Erika Vikman Breaks Taboos with "Ich Komme"
Another standout entry comes from Erika Vikman, who will represent Finland with a German-language song—"Ich Komme".
🔹 The track explores themes of female desire and aims to challenge taboos.
🔹 Vikman has stated that she wants to make a bold statement and showcase her unique style.
Her participation is already generating buzz, and her performance is expected to be one of the most talked-about of the year.
Basel Prepares for Eurovision
The contest will take place in Basel, Switzerland, from May 13 to May 17. Beyond the music, the event is expected to boost the city’s economy, much like what was seen in Liverpool in 2024.
Eurovision 2025 is shaping up to be more than just a competition—it’s a platform for bold expressions, cultural dialogue, and new artistic discoveries.