The siblings are of Hungarian and Romanian origin and grew up in a family of artists from Hungary. Their father Csaba Bornemisza (born 1966) has been a cellist with the
Vienna Philharmonic, the orchestra of the
Vienna State Opera, since 1993. All siblings received classical music lessons: Attila trained in cello, Tünde played the flute from the age of nine (she won first prizes in state and national competitions), their younger sister trained in violin. Tünde and Attila studied psychology and mechanical engineering respectively.
20162024: First steps In 2016, the siblings recorded their first song together, which they uploaded to SoundCloud. Tünde became the singer and songwriter Tynna, and Attila the music producer took the name Abor.
2025present: Eurovision Song Contest and Bittersüß At the suggestion of their German music label, Abor & Tynna successfully applied for the German preliminary round of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. They initially presented themselves in a closed casting in December 2024 with the self-written song "Babylon". From over 3,000 applications, they were ultimately among 24 candidates who faced the vote of a jury and the television audience in the
Chefsache ESC 2025 – Wer singt für Deutschland? On the advice of
Stefan Raab, the two chose the song "
Baller", a short clip of which Raab had discovered on the duo's
Instagram profile. Abor & Tynna thus won the right to represent Germany in the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest in
Basel on 17 May 2025, where they finished 15th with 151 points. == Discography ==