What is the Eurovision Song Contest's green room?

The Eurovision Song Contest is a highly anticipated annual event where countries from all over Europe (and occasionally beyond) compete against each other in a singing competition. Each country sends a song to represent them, and then viewers from all over the world vote for their favorite performance. But in addition to the main stage, there's another important area of the contest: the green room.

The green room is a backstage area where contestants gather before and during the competition. It's where the singers and their delegations sit and wait for their turn to perform, and where they watch the performances of the other countries. The green room is also where the contestants receive the all-important scores from the various countries' voting juries, which are announced during the broadcast.

While the green room was originally just a simple backstage area, it has become an integral part of the Eurovision experience over the years. The green room is now known for its colorful decorations, flashy lighting, and energetic atmosphere. It's also where contestants can let loose and celebrate their performances with their fellow competitors, as well as where they can commiserate if things don't go as planned.