Loreen (song)

Loreen, in the context of music, most commonly refers to songs performed by the Swedish singer Loreen (Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui). It is important to note that many songs have been performed by Loreen and identifying a specific one requires further context. This entry will broadly describe the potential meanings when referencing "Loreen (song)":

Possible interpretations and information that might be relevant when someone mentions "Loreen (song)":

• "Euphoria" (2012): This is arguably the most famous song associated with Loreen. It won the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 for Sweden and became a massive international hit. If someone says "Loreen (song)," this is a very likely candidate.

• "Tattoo" (2023): This song won the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 for Sweden, making Loreen the first woman and only the second person ever to win the competition twice. This is another highly likely interpretation of "Loreen (song)," especially in recent years.

• Other Songs by Loreen: Loreen has released numerous other songs, including singles and album tracks. These include, but are not limited to: "Statements," "My Heart Is Refusing Me," "Crying Out Your Name," "Heal," "Paper Light (Higher)," "Jupiter Drive," "71 Charger," "Ride," "Neon Lights," and many more. If the context points to a song other than "Euphoria" or "Tattoo," further clarification would be needed to identify the specific song.

• Album Titles: While less common, Loreen has released albums such as Heal (2012) and Ride (2017). It's very unlikely "Loreen (song)" would refer to an album title, but it is technically possible the context is related to one of her albums which, of course, contains songs.

In summary, without additional information, "Loreen (song)" likely refers to either "Euphoria" or "Tattoo," both of which are Eurovision-winning songs. To determine the precise song intended, further clarification or context is required.