Ballads, Glamour, and Politics: Everything You Need to Know About the ESC
The Eurovision Song Contest is a cult phenomenon. This book brings together the funny, the astonishing, the political, and the heartbreaking. In an amusing and entertaining style, Lukas Heinser writes about the most beautiful moments from 70 years of the Grand Prix and uncovers the facts that are truly unknown: from Holocaust survivor Walter Andreas Schwarz, who represented West Germany in 1956, to the question of why so many of the songs sound so familiar to us.
It is the perfect gift for ESC fans and for everyone who will be glued to their screens on May 16th to rank the acts, celebrate, and vote for their favorites.
