Swiss Contestant Nemo Becomes Eurovision's First Non-Binary Winner

May 14 2024 - 04:41pm

Switzerland’s Nemo made history at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, becoming the first non-binary artist to win the competition. Hosted in Malmö, Sweden, Nemo captivated the audience with their song 'The Code,' earning 591 points and securing the top spot.

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Switzerland’s Nemo made history at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, becoming the first non-binary artist to win the competition.

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Hosted in Malmö, Sweden, Nemo captivated the audience with their song "The Code," earning 591 points and securing the top spot.

Croatia and Ukraine followed in second and third places with 547 and 453 points.

Nemo's performance, which tells the story of their gender identity journey, was hailed as a victory for diversity and the LGBTQ+ community.

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Switzerland’s Nemo made history at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, becoming the first non-binary artist to win the competition.

Hosted in Malmö, Sweden, Nemo captivated the audience with their song "The Code," earning 591 points and securing the top spot.

Croatia and Ukraine followed in second and third places with 547 and 453 points.

Nemo's performance, which tells the story of their gender identity journey, was hailed as a victory for diversity and the LGBTQ+ community.

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