The 71st Eurovision contest will take place in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas

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Organizers announced on Thursday that the 71st Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Burgas, a port city on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. The selection follows Bulgaria's victory in the 70th edition of the contest with the song 'Bangaranga,' performed by Bulgarian singer Dara.

This upcoming event marks a historic milestone for the music extravaganza, as it is the first time the contest will be held in the Balkan region.

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PBS NewsHour (US) Emphasizes the historic regional milestone and the previous winning song.

BBC World (GB) Focuses on the specific winning artist responsible for the location choice.

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The 71st Eurovision contest will take place in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas

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