As the first evening of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 is about to begin, predictions about the favorite singers are already multiplying. Who will win the competition…
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As the first evening of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 is about to begin, predictions about the favorite singers are already multiplying. Who will win Europe’s most popular music competition? For some bookmakers, the super favorites to win are Baby Lasagna, Croatian, born in 1995, and the Swiss “Nemo”. According to forecasts, Angelina Mango has a 12% chance of winning in third place. Then follow Ukraine, Ireland, the Netherlands and France.
The ranking is different Spotify according to whose data Mango «She could come second» being surpassed in ratings outside national borders by the Dutch singer Joost
Baby Lasagna, who is Angelina Mango’s super favorite rival
The super favorite to win is the Croatian Baby Lasagna: the artist born in 1995 has chosen to present himself at Eurovision with a highly autobiographical song, “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”, which tells the farewell to the countryside of a boy who leaves home and affections to chase the dream of music.
For Spotify, Angelina Mango «Could come second»
According to Spotify listening data, Angelina Mango could win second place in the final ranking of this year.
In fact, “La Noia” is the song that collects the highest number of listens from Germany outside the national borders, placing itself after the Dutch singer Joost.
Currently, Angelina Mango’s ‘La Boredom’ counts beyond 11.5 million global streams on Spotify, recording highest number of listeners in Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom: an indication of the countries from which Italy could gain points.
However, if you consider the global streams of all the competing countries, it is expected that this year will be the Dutch Joost to take the Eurovision crown with his gabber-pop anthem ‘Europe‘.
According to the data, in second place for the second consecutive year is Italy with Angelina Mango, while Sweden, the host country of the contest, is in third place with its dance-pop duo Marcus & Martinus.
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