The most crazy outfits in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest
It is expected that this Saturday about 125 million people will become spectators of the final of the international pop song contest "Eurovision". However, many will watch the broadcast not so much for the songs, but for the show.
Apart from the undoubted hit Waterloo, with which the cult Swedish quartet ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, only a few songs that sounded at the competition gained worldwide popularity. However, the crazy outfits in which the participants dressed up in different years played a cruel joke on the song competition.
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Source: dailystar.co.uk
Sequins, hellish curls, feathers and even a turkey (in 2008, Ireland was represented in the competition by a puppet character, a turkey named Dustin) jumped out of dry ice clouds onto Europe's biggest stages. In the end, this sheer kitsch and teeth-grinding embarrassment outfits won Eurovision popularity around the world.
We decided to recall some of the craziest images in the entire seventy-year history of the contest.
Conchita Wurst (Austria, Eurovision 2014 in Copenhagen)
Jedward Twins (Ireland, Eurovision 2011 in Dusseldorf, Eurovision 2012 in Baku)
InCulto (Lithuania, Eurovision 2010 in Oslo)
Gipsy.cz (Czech Republic, Eurovision 2009 in Moscow)
Scooch ("Eurovision-2007" in Helsinki)
Eric Papilaya (Austria, Eurovision 2007 in Helsinki)
Verka Serdyuchka (Ukraine, Eurovision 2007 in Helsinki)
Lordi (Finland, Eurovision 2006 in Athens)
Wig Wam (Norway, Eurovision 2005 in Kyiv)
ABBA (Sweden, Eurovision 1974 in Brighton)
Bucks Fizz (Great Britain, Eurovision 1981 in Dublin)
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