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Eurovision Reminds Me of a Country That No Longer Exists
As a child, Vesna Jaksic Lowe loved Eurovision, writing how she “cherished the whole sequin-heavy, three-hour, glittery, multicultural spectacle that was our continent’s pop music Olympics.” The year she remembers most clearly was 1989, when her country, Yugoslavia, won the contest. Soon after, “Yugoslavia would cease to exist altogether, perishing from maps, passports, and Eurovision.” Now watching Eurovision feels different, offering “a snapsh…
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