Luxembourg's Eurovision Star: Childhood Memories and Song's Hidden History

Luxembourg's Eurovision Hopeful Laura Thorn Shares Childhood Memories and Song Inspiration Basel, Switzerland – May 14, 2025 – Laura Thorn, representing Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest, recently sat down for an interview where she shared personal anecdotes and the inspiration behind her song. The interview, filmed in a charming chalet setting, revealed a connection to Luxembourg's Eurovision history. Thorn fondly recalled her favorite childhood doll, Lola, and demonstrated how to say "12 points" in Luxembourgish, her native language. More significantly, she discussed the inspiration for her Eurovision entry, explaining, "It was really important for my songwriters to have a song that matches with Luxembourg and its history." She revealed a direct link to France Gall's winning song, "Poupée de cire, poupée de son," from 60 years ago, adding, "Now the doll finally takes the power and can decide by itself." This connection adds a unique layer to her performance and highlights the enduring legacy of Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest. The interview offers a heartwarming glimpse into Thorn's personality and artistic vision, underscoring her dedication to representing her country with a song that resonates with its rich history. Her performance is sure to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.