Germany has chosen its act for Eurovision 2025, and the selection comes with an unexpected twist! The sibling duo Abor & Tynna will take the stage in Basel with their song “Baller.”
Who are Abor & Tynna? 🎶
Abor & Tynna, real names Attila and Tünde Bornemisza, are an Austrian sibling duo with Hungarian roots. Born and raised in Vienna, Austria, the pair comes from a musical family—their father, Csaba Bornemisza, is a cellist for the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Despite their Austrian background, they have been chosen to represent Germany, a rare but intriguing selection that has already sparked discussions among fans.
“Baller” – A Eurovision Power Anthem?
Their song, “Baller,” is set to be an energetic, hard-hitting performance that blends electronic beats, urban influences, and a touch of orchestral flair—a nod to their classical music heritage. Early reactions suggest that “Baller” could be one of Germany’s boldest entries in recent years. Although nobody sees it as a Eurovision winner at this point.
The duo is known for their high-energy stage presence and their ability to fuse modern and classical sounds, making them a unique contender in this year’s Eurovision lineup.
Germany’s Recent Eurovision Struggles
Germany has had a tough run at Eurovision in recent years, often struggling to break into the top 10. Their last victory dates back to 2010 with Lena’s “Satellite”, and since then, they’ve finished last several times. Could Abor & Tynna be the fresh energy Germany needs to turn things around?
A Bold Choice—Will It Pay Off?
With an Austrian duo representing Germany, some fans are curious whether this unconventional pick will work in their favor. However, their charismatic performance style and genre-blending sound might just give Germany the boost they need on the Eurovision stage.
Now it’s time to hear from you! Do you think Abor & Tynna’s “Baller” has what it takes to bring Germany back to Eurovision glory? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇🔥
