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The Eurovision Song Contest 2025’s grand final will see ten acts take to the stage and give their best performances in Basel.
Aside from the impressive singing, dancing and theatrics, three hosts are set to present the show and ensure everything runs smoothly.
One of them – Sandra Studer – is well accustomed to Eurovision and even represented her country, Switzerland, back in 1991.
The Swiss TV presenter, 56, and singer wowed audiences with her rendition of the song Canzone Per Te.
Sandra sang in Italian under the name Sandra Simó and came fifth place.
Since impressing on the Eurovision stage, she has built a career for herself in television and acting.
The Eurovision Song Contest 2025’s grand final will see ten acts take to the stage and give their best performances in Basel. Pictured: Host Sandra Stuger
Aside from the impressive singing, dancing and theatrics, three hosts are set to present the show and ensure everything runs smoothly. Pictured: Hosts Hazel Brugger and Sandra Studer
One of them – Sandra Studer – is well accustomed to Eurovision and even represented her country, Switzerland, back in 1991 (pictured)
In 1994, she returned to Eurovision as Switzerland’s spokesperson and commentator.
Sandra has featured on a range of Swiss programmes including Takito, Traumziel, Swiss Award, and einfachluxuriös.
Quickly rising to become one of the most well-known presenters on TV in Switzerland, Sandra has even been on screens in Germany and hosted several shows there too.
The telly star has tried her hand at theatre too and has performed in several productions.
As for her personal life, Sandra married Luka Müller in 1998 and the couple have four children together.
Sandra took to Instagram earlier this year to express how she was ‘thrilled’ to be hosting the singing competition.
She posted a photo of herself with her two co-hosts, Hazel Brugger and Michelle Hunziker alongside the caption: ‘So thrilled! Thank you @eurovision for this incredible opportunity to be part of such a special journey.
‘I can’t wait to celebrate the ESC stage with all of you!’
The Swiss TV presenter, 56, and singer wowed audiences with her rendition of the song Canzone Per Te
Sandra has featured on a range of Swiss programmes including Takito, Traumziel, Swiss Award, and einfachluxuriös
Since impressing on the Eurovision stage, she has built a career for herself in television and acting
With the final about to commence, fans were left fuming earlier this week after two countries were ‘robbed’ of a chance to win this year’s Eurovision despite putting on impressive performances.
Tuesday’s Eurovision semi-final was as dramatic and entertaining as ever, with a host of talented artists flocking to Basel, Switzerland, to represent their respective countries.
The acts that qualified were Sweden, Norway, Albania, Iceland, Netherlands, Poland, San Marino, Estonia, Portugal and Ukraine – meaning countries such as Spain, Azerbaijan and Croatia missed out.
But in particular, Eurovision viewers were left gutted after Cyprus and Belgium were booted out of the competition.
