Abor & Tynna: Germany's Eurovision Hopefuls on the Rise
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Next week, the Eurovision Song Contest arrives! This year, German siblings Attila (26) and Tünde Bornemisza (24), known as Abor & Tynna, will represent their home country in Basel with their track "Baller." While it's hard to predict their success, their song is generating buzz in Google searches compared to other contenders.
Silver Medalist!
Google, the all-powerful search engine, crunched the numbers on Eurovision entries this year, examining search queries across all participating countries over the last month. With around 13 percent of queries, "Baller" nabs the silver medal, narrowly missing the top spot held by Spanish singer Melody (34) and her tune "Esa divia" with 14 percent. France and Sweden share the bronze position, with Louane (28) in third place with "Maman," and KAJ following suit with "Bara bada bastu," both at 12 percent. The United Kingdom rounds out the top five with Remember Monday's "What The Hell Just Happened?" at 11 percent.
Other popular entries in the top ten include Claude (21, Netherlands) with "C'est La Vie," JJ (24, Austria) with "Wasted Love," Lucio Corsi (31, Italy) with "Volevo essere un duro," Zoë Meü (24, Switzerland) with "Voyage," and Ziferblat from Ukraine with "Bird Of Pray."
Searching for Success in Germany
In Germany, "Baller" has sparked significant interest, with five other contest entries being searched for more frequently, not including the duo themselves. Leading the pack, in order of popularity, are: "Bird of Pray," "Bara bada bastu," "Wasted Love," "Voyage," and "Esa diva."
Interestingly, "Baller" has seen a strong response in Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Denmark over the past month.
Eurovision Preparations Kick Off
As one of the "Big Five" nations, alongside France, Spain, the UK, and Italy, Germany automatically qualifies for the Eurovision Song Contest final. The first semifinal takes place on May 13 at 21:00, followed by the second on May 15. The grand Eurovision day is on Saturday, May 17. At 20:15, "Der Countdown" to the finale will air on the first channel, with the live broadcast of "ESC - Das Finale aus Basel" starting at 21:00.
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- Despite being from EU countries (Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Spain), only Germany's Abor & Tynna, with their song "Baller," are contesting this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Basel.
- The track "Baller" has generated significant search interest in various EU countries, including Germany, but it trails behind Melody's "Esa divia" from Spain in Google searches related to the Eurovision Song Contest.
- Ziferblat from Ukraine's "Bird Of Pray" is one of the other popular entries in the top ten, alongside Claude from the Netherlands, JJ from Austria, Lucio Corsi from Italy, Zoë Meü from Switzerland, and Remember Monday from the UK.
- In Germany, other contest entries are more frequently searched for than "Baller," with "Bird of Pray," "Bara bada bastu," "Wasted Love," "Voyage," and "Esa diva" leading the pack in terms of popularity.
- The Eurovision Song Contest is taking place next week, with Germany, as one of the "Big Five" nations, automatically qualifying for the grand finale on May 17 at 21:00, preceded by "Der Countdown" at 20:15 on the first channel.
