Eurovision : la petite histoire du grand concours

"Eurovision: The Little History of the Big Contest" is a comprehensive nonfiction book that delves into the fascinating history of the Eurovision Song Contest. Written by Thomas Duseaux, this work offers deep insights into the cultural and artistic aspects of the competition, which has captivated millions since its inception in 1956. With 232 pages and a hardcover format, the book is both informative and visually appealing. It is aimed at readers interested in art, music, and design who wish to learn more about the evolution and impact of the Eurovision Song Contest. The book's French language makes it particularly accessible to a French-speaking audience. Its generous dimensions of 208 mm in width and 263 mm in height provide ample space for engaging illustrations and detailed information. This book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore the connection between music and culture.