The inaugural Asian Eurovision contest challenges the European electro-pop dominance by featuring traditional-instrument torch songs, testing if the region's musical preferences can alter the competition's winning formula.
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While pulsating electro-pop tends to win in Europe, the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest in Asia will mostly feature torch songs accompanied by traditional instruments.
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