🇩🇪 Germany: “Baller” Official Music Video Released

It's almost like every year: in Germany itself, the ESC contribution is not so much trusted. An analysis of Google's suchan questions, on the other hand, draws a different picture. After that, Abor & Tynna could "ball" forward in Basel.

🇩🇪 Germany: “Baller” Official Music Video Released

The official music video for “Baller”, the German entry for the 69th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, has been released. The music video for Abor & Tynna’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 has been released this evening. The release of the video for “Baller” comes as the duo held their first rehearsals this afternoon in Basel, Switzerland on stage. The video was directed by Anastasja Black and was filmed in the German capital, B…

And now they are finally on stage in Basel: Abor & Tynna, the representatives of Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. From the very first moment they were favorites of the readers of ESC compactly in the preliminary decision Chefsache ESC 2025 – Who sings for Germany? While they tend to be overlooked at the odds, they play [...]

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Germany's act for the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in the Swiss city of Basel, the duo Abor and Tynna, is hoping for points from their homeland of Austria. The Viennese sibling duo has already generated enthusiasm there with their song "Baller." The mood is "very positive," said Tynna, whose real name is Tünde Bornemisza. "The Eurovision Song Contest is about uniting nations."

Shortly before the start of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) in Basel, Abor & Tynna arrived in the Swiss city and played a small concert at the train station.