Here are the best and worst songs – and candidates – from Eurovision 2024

Before the semi-finals, 37 songs are in competition. Eurovision 2024, which takes place next week à Malmö in Sweden.

Who will win Eurovision 2024 ? There were 37 countries on the starting line to claim success! der à the Swedish Loreen, winner last year; with his song Tattoo. It is therefore naturally in Sweden, & Malmö, that the next edition of the European singing competition will be held, on Saturday May 11. To hope to reach this famous evening of finals, the 37 candidates will have to pass the semi-final test, divided into two parts.

Ten countries per semi-final will qualify and join the six nations already in the semi-finals. qualified: Sweden, the organizing country, and the famous "Big Five", a very very private club. The largest financial contributors are Germany, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom and France. On the big night of the Eurovision final, there will be 26 candidates. hope to create a surprise in front of millions of viewers. Including that of France, the singer Slimane, designated to carry the tricolor flag with his song Mon amour.

Like &agrav; Each edition, representatives of each country competed against each other. imagination, kitsch, effects and voices. Here is our judgment – elaborated in a completely subjective manner and taking no account of the bookmakers' predictions – of the 26 countries qualified for the grand final of Eurovision 2024, in their order passage. 

1. Albania : Besa – Titan

Editor's note:  ◉◉OOO

2. Arménia : Ladaniva – Jako

Editor’s rating:  ◉◉◉◉O

3. Australia: Electric Fields – One Milkali (One Blood)

Editor's note:◉OOOO

4. Austria : Kaleen – We Will Rave

Editor’s note:  ◉◉OOO

5. Azerbaïdjan : Fahree feat. Ilkin Dovlatov – Özünlə Apar

Editor’s note:  ◉◉OOO

6. Belgium : Mustii – Before The Party's Over

Editor's rating:  ◉◉◉◉O

7. Croatia: Baby Lasagna – Rim Tim Tagi Dim

Editor’s note:  ◉◉OOO

8. Cyprus: Salia Kapsis – Liar

Editor's note: ◉◉◉◉O

9. Czech Republic: Aiko – Pedestal

Editor's note: ◉OOOO

10. Denmark : Saba – Sand

Editor’s note: ◉OOOO

11. Estonia : 5Miinust & Puuluup – (Nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi

Editor's note:◉OOOO

12. Finland: Windows95man – No Rules!

Editor's note:◉OOOO

13. France: Slimane – Mon amour

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

14. Georgia: Nutsa Buzaladze – Firefighter

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

15. Germany: ISAAK – Always on the run

Editor's note:◉◉OOO

16. Thanks to: Marina Satti – Zari

Editor's note:◉OOOO

17. Iceland: Hera Björk – Scared of Heights

Editor's note:◉◉OOO

18. Ireland: Bambie Thug – Doomsday Blue

Editor's note:◉◉◉◉O

19. Israel: Eden Golan – Hurricane

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

20. Italy: Angelina Mango – La Noia

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21. Latvia: Donations – Hollow

Editor's note:◉◉OOO

22. Lithuania: Silvester Belt – Luktelk

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

23. Luxembourg:  TALI – Fighter

Editor's note:◉◉◉◉O

24. Malta: Sarah Bonnici – Loop

Editor's note:◉◉OOO

25. Moldova: Natalia Barbu – In The Middle

Editor's note:◉OOOO

26. Netherlands: Joost Klein – Europapa

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27. Norway – Gåte – Ulveham

Editor's note:◉OOOO

28. Poland: LUNA – The Tower

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

29. Portugal:  iolanda – Grito

Editor's note:  ◉OOOO

30. San Marino: Megara – 11:11

Editor's note: OOOOO

31. Serbia: Teya Dora – Ramonda

Editor's note:◉◉◉OO

32. Slovenia: Raiven – Veronika

Editor's note:◉◉◉◉O

33. Spain: Nebulossa – ZORRA

Editor's note: OOOOO

34. Sweden: Marcus & Martinus – Unforgettable

Editor's note:◉OOOO

35. Switzerland – Nemo – The Code

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36. Ukraine – alyona alyona & Jerry Heil – Teresa & Maria

Editor's note:◉◉OOO

37. United Kingdom: Olly Alexander – Dizzy

Editor's note:◉OOOO