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On Saturday — 20 January — Slovenia’s Raiven will finally unveil her Eurovision 2024 song “Veronika.” Before three become four, however, we need to see where our readers stand with their favourite songs so far.

At the end of December we had a total of three songs and we asked our readers to vote for their favourite. After counting 2,834 votes, we have a winner: France’s Slimane with “Mon Amour”.

Results: Favourite Eurovision 2024 song so far (20 January)

  1. 🇫🇷 France: Slimane with “Mon amour” — 59.00%, 1,672 votes
  2. 🇦🇱 Albania: Besa Kokëdhima with “Zemrën n’dorë” — 21.88%, 620 votes
  3. 🇨🇿 Czechia: Aiko with “Pedestal” — 19.12%, 542 votes

 

Eurovision 2024 songs chosen by 22 December

🇦🇱 Albania: Besa Kokëdhima – “Zemrën n’dorë”

The grand final of Festivali i Këngës 62 took place on December 22. Besa Kokëdhima didn’t win the festival — the jury chose Mal Retkoceri instead. But she topped the televote for the ticket to Eurovision with her ballad “Zemrën n’dorë”.

Ahead of the final, she told our reporter Erdi that she poured all of her heart into the song — despite initially not wanting to send a ballad. 

🇨🇿 Czechia: Aiko with “Pedestal”

Bright-based artist Aiko topped the week-long vote of ESCZ 2024 with her song “Pedestal,” an anthem of empowerment and self-love. Speaking to our reporter Youyou after the show, she said she wrote the song when she was angry — and when stuck in a relationship with someone who wasn’t reciprocating her love.

According to the Czech delegation it “emphasizes the determination to prioritize independence. It highlights the importance of putting oneself first in the face of adversity and any toxic relationships.” Get it, girl!

🇫🇷 France: Slimane with “Mon amour”

When it comes to song reveal, France was the first country out of the gate. In November it revealed its song and artist on the same day. And what a reveal it was! Slimane is among his country’s top pop stars, having sold out massive arenas and racked up billions of streams.

On the day of the reveal he told me that love dictates all he does — and provided the material for his entry “Mon amour.”

“Yes, it’s true. Love is my biggest source of inspiration in music. It drives my life and all my choices. It’s love — love for my daughter, love for my family, love for my friends, love for music. It’s universal love and since I started writing songs, I think I needed to input all this love into my songs.”

So who did you vote for? And who needs a revamp? Let us know down below…

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Sally
Sally
3 months ago

My personal (and I know, unpopular, opinion) — best song France has had in many years.

Sometimes
Sometimes
3 months ago

Czechia is so underrated!

Stian F
Stian F
3 months ago

France will score amazingly well with the juries!!! Just magical! LOVE!!!!

Dave F
Dave F
3 months ago

I’m definitely in the minority here, Czech all the way. France puts me to sleep ?

Kunelaki
Kunelaki
3 months ago

I dont like this kind of predictions at all! For example , we just have 4 released …what is the point of talking about favorite?? This is so boring! Over and over the same thing…. Lets just wait all song so we can tell something about. .

Eve
Eve
3 months ago

Right, I voted for France.
But Albania? Diaspora hjacked wiwi poll? 😀

Jo.
Jo.
3 months ago

I have faith veronika will spice things up, finally

Lauren MIA
Lauren MIA
3 months ago
Reply to  Jo.

It’s amazing.

Jo.
Jo.
3 months ago
Reply to  Lauren MIA

she flawlessly delivered

Nikki
Nikki
3 months ago

Slimane is my current Number 1, I love the song, but I know he’s a placeholder and unmounting that spot the second Sanremo crowns a winner or Paskana is chosen, Heck, it could unmount today is Raiven delivers.

Nikki
Nikki
3 months ago
Reply to  Nikki

By the way, Raiven did deliver, and she’s number one now (probably until Sanremo and UMK happen)

Noam600
Noam600
3 months ago

FUN FACT: The song written by two Israeli/Jewish songwriters 🙂

Noam600
Noam600
3 months ago
Reply to  Noam600

An Arab guy, singing a song written by Jewish Israelis. It’s amazing! That’s how it should be!

Noam600
Noam600
3 months ago
Reply to  Noam600

And he wrote the song together with them so they are probably friends. Amazing!

Whisker
Whisker
3 months ago

I *refuse* to believe that the public chose “Zemrën n’dorë” over “Çmendur”.

Stian F
Stian F
3 months ago
Reply to  Whisker

Cmendur was ridiculously bad! Vocals were absolutely woeful! Most people are laughing at the idea of that one being the jury winner in Albania…only a corrupt jury would have put it number 1. LoL!

Ari
Ari
3 months ago

Well, I’m hoping to get a reason to start voting in this poll with Slovenia tonight.