This year at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, in Basel, we will be looking back at Switzerland since their first participation. Today we begin with 2019.

2019 – “She Got Me”

In 2019, when the Contest was held in Tel Aviv, Israel, Luca Hänni represented Switzerland with “She Got Me”. Luca finished in 4th place and 364 points.

2020 – “Répondez-moi”

In 2020, when the Contest was due to be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Gjon’s Tears was due to represent Switzerland with “Répondez-moi”. The Contest was cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

2021 – “Tout l’univers”

In 2021, when the Contest was held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Gjon’s Tears represented Switzerland with “Tout l’univers”. Gjon’s Tears finished in 3rd place and 432 points.

2022 – “Boys Do Cry”

In 2022, when the Contest was held in Turin, Italy, Marius Bear represented Switzerland with “Boys Do Cry”. Marius finished in 17th place and 78 points.

2023 – “Watergun”

In 2023, when the Contest was held in Liverpool, the United Kingdom, Remo Forrer represented Switzerland with “Watergun”. Remo finished in 20th place and 92 points.

2024 – “The Code”

In 2024, when the Contest was held in Malmo, Sweden, Nemo represented Switzerland with “The ”. Zibbz finished in 13th place (Semi) and 86 points.

2025 – “Voyage”

In 2025, when the Contest will be held in Basel, Switzerland, Zoë Më will represent Switzerland with “Voyage”. We wish Zoë Më all the best wishes for the upcoming Contest this week.

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Author: Richard Taylor

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