CNN announces Albania's song as the best in 'Eurovision 2024': A ranking that elevates the Albanian state above all

CNN has summarized the Eurovision 2024 spectacle in an entertaining and in-depth way, making a personal ranking of all the finalist songs - and the biggest surprise comes from Albania: it has been rated as the best song of all!

In a long article rich in humor and analysis, the correspondent of CNNEurovision's Eurovision Song Contest - which has been covering the event for seven years - has ranked all 26 finalists this year, based not only on stage and vocal performance, but also on the feeling each song conveys. Among them, Albania has been announced at the top of the list, leaving behind even the official winner of the competition.

The article describes the Eurovision atmosphere as a mix of colors, energy, emotion and eccentricity – a cultural celebration of particular importance in the international artistic calendar, especially for the LGBTQ+ community. In this competition where sensuality, emotional ballads and theatrical performances collide in a four-hour arena, Albania has stood out as the best.

CNN does not present the list in a conventional manner, but builds it with ironic comments, detailed analyses and assessments that do not spare even big countries like Britain, Germany or Spain, which were criticized for weak or outdated songs. Against this background, the assessment given to Albania is not only an artistic praise, but also a sign of the strength that our country has managed to bring to the largest European music scene.

In a year that, according to the previous winner, Nemo from Switzerland, was "extremely sensual and loaded with emotions," Albania has stood out with a song that has managed to powerfully combine musical sensitivity, stage energy, and cultural identity.

This CNN selection comes as a rare international recognition for the Albanian scene and a motivation for artists who aim to break into the global scene.

Albania not only made it to the finals, but was declared the best by one of the world's largest media outlets - a proud moment that will undoubtedly be remembered for a long time. /Telegraph/