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Lennox Kalifungwa

Sweden’s Loreen Wins The Eurovision Song Contest As It Is Her Second Title Since 2012

Singer Loreen performing on behalf of Sweden poses with the trophy after winning the final of the Eurovision Song contest 2023 on May 14, 2023 at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, northern England. OLI SCARFF/JNS

To acknowledge the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest was Sweden’s Loreen took the top prize with 583 points for her performance of “Tattoo,” becoming the second performer to win the contest twice after Ireland’s Johnny Logan did it in 1980 and 1987. 

Eurovision is a song competition organized by the European Broadcasting Union. The contest normally has contestants from mostly from Europe, including part of Northern Africa and Israel. Australia is the only country from afar to have a contestant to participate in Eurovision, as it’s Head of State is King Charles III.

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