Eurovision 2025 celebrates record-breaking linguistic diversity
This year’s Eurovision Song Contest sets a new record for linguistic diversity, with artists performing in 20 different languages — the highest number since the 1999 rule change that lifted the requirement for songs to be in a national language, leading to the dominance of English. FRANCE 24's Dave Keating has more from Brussels.
This year’s Eurovision Song Contest sets a new record for linguistic diversity, with artists performing in 20 different languages — the highest number since the 1999 rule change that lifted the requirement for songs to be in a national language, leading to the dominance of English. FRANCE 24's Dave Keating has more from Brussels.
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