Each week, Eurovision Union brings you a specially curated playlist featuring songs recently released by Eurovision or National Final artists, and a few of our old favourites. This week, we’ve got a whole bunch of songs from some of our favourite artists from both Eurovision and National finals, including songs from the newly announced Eurovision…
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Each week, we’ve been creating specially curated playlists featuring some of our favourite songs from Eurovision and National final stars, new and old! In this week’s playlist we’ve featured some past songs from Eurovision performers we’ve been enjoying this week and we’ve also got some newer tracks from former national final artists! Listen to the…
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Each week, Eurovision Union is dedicated to bring you a specially curated playlist featuring a bunch of our favourite songs from the week, from both national final and Eurovision stars new and old. This week we’ve got a mixture of new tracks from both Eurovision and National Final stars, plus some of our recent national…
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Hungary first made their debut at Eurovision in 1994 – well, their first entry would have been in 1993, however at the time, a special qualification round was used for the former Eastern Bloc countries and as you might guess, Hungary failed to qualify, and as such, their first actual Eurovision entry was 1994. Funnily…
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Each week, Eurovision Union will be bringing you a specially curated playlist featuring songs recently released by Eurovision or National Final artists, and a few of our old favourites. This week, we’re featuring new and older releases from some of our favourite past Eurovision and national final performers! Listen to the playlist here: Let’s start…
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Oh Hungary. What have you done!? There were so many great songs in the national final, and yet I’m stuck reviewing this song! Before I give my (brutal) review, I do want to say that I think the song has a great message. Saying that, I still have an opinion on the song itself, and…
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After a long and exciting run, Hungary’s national selection process A Dal has concluded, with Boggie taking the win with the song Wars for Nothing. There were eight artists who had won the right to compete in the final, and they were: Bálint Gájer – That’s How It Goes (0 points) Boggie – Wars For…
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