Critics hail Swiss Eurovision entry

The Swiss entry for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is receiving wide praise – some online commentators are even suggesting Switzerland could be a two-time winner.

Artist Zoë Më is 24 years old and from Fribourg - and she sings in French, the first time since 2021. 

Her song is called ‘Voyage’.

Many others have revealed their entries, and so far, the favourites are Sweden, Austria and Belgium. 

But the French entry has yet to be released. Singer Louane will perform her entry during the half time show of the 6 Nations Rugby match when France meets Scotland in Paris on Saturday. 

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