EBU Announces 37 Countries Competing in Eurovision Song Contest

North Korea Debuts in Asiavision Song Festival

TikTok Hit Captures Attention with Propaganda Anthem

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has revealed the 37 countries that will participate in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. After North Korea's Asiavision Song Festival debut in 2007, the communist nation has not participated in any other editions.

North Korea has released a patriotic anthem that has become a viral sensation on TikTok. The song, titled "My Motherland Calls," glorifies Kim Jong-un and the country's military strength. Despite its controversial subject matter, the song has garnered widespread attention and sparked discussion about North Korean propaganda and its influence on social media.

With the full list of participating countries now confirmed, Eurovision fans can eagerly anticipate the upcoming contest. The event will take place in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from May 18th to May 22nd, 2021.

As the competition nears, the participating countries will unveil their musical entries. The contest promises to be an exciting spectacle of musical diversity and cultural exchange, captivating audiences worldwide.