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Bulgaria wins Eurovision Song Contest 2020

Posted by Timothy on

… according to OUTtv viewers.

Gay lifestyle channel OUTtv declared Bulgaria‘s entry ‘Tears Are Getting Sober‘ by Victoria to be the winner of the cancelled Eurovision Song Contest 2020. Each year the viewers choose a favourite.

OUTtv not only asked its viewers, but also asked the expert opinion of ESC 2014 winner Conchita Wurst (Austria), Krista Siegfrids from Finland (ESC 2013), Franklin Brown from The Netherlands (ESC 1996), Stefania from Greece (ESC 2020), Israel‘s head of delegation Alon Amir and ESC expert Jens Geerts from Belgium.

The professional jury preferred Iceland‘s hyped ‘Think About Things‘ by Daði Freyr & Gagnamagnið. Belgium chose ‘Répondez-moi‘ by Gjon’s Tears for Switzerland.

The OUTtv poll predicted 2019 winner Duncan Laurence, 2018 winner Netta, 2012 winner Loreen and 2010 winner Lena.

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