🇳🇱 Claude’s Eurovision entry named as ‘C’est la vie’ and to be released on February 27

Claude Kiambe

We’re less than a day out from hearing the song that Claude will sing in Basel after revealing how the next Dutch entry will be presented.

Claude to present ‘C’est la vie’ on the 27th

The Dutch singer has confirmed that the song that he will represent The Netherlands with will be presented at 16:15 CET across streaming platforms Spotify and YouTube, as well as being played across Dutch radio networks at that time.

According to Dutch media outlet RTL, AVRO TROS have acknowledged that a leaked version of the song that has appeared on social media is in fact the song that Claude will sing in Basel; further confirming that his song is called “C’est la vie”.

Out of respect for Claude we will not be linking to the leaked version of the song, and advise all viewers until the official release tomorrow.

The Netherland’s Eurovision Journey

The Netherlands are one of the founding countries of the ESC, having performed the very first song ever on the Eurovision stage back in 1956. While the result of “De Vogels van Holland” is unknown, the Netherlands have garnered 5 wins, with their most recent in 2019. However the Netherlands are also known to have had the longest ever non qualification streak in the semi-final era – they missed out on the final a whopping 8 times between 2005 and 2012.

Joost Klein represented the Netherlands in 2024 with the song “Europapa”. While he was ultimately disqualified, he would have made it to the final, placing second in his semifinal with 182 points.

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Source: Claude / RTL

Image source: NL Beeld

By Euan T

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