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Montenegro goes to Copenhagen with singer buffet Sergej Ćetković. His name was already months ago, but the Montenegrin broadcaster RTCG confirmed until today his name. Ćetković will write the song may be sung in Copenhagen. Multilingual itself
Montenegro succeeded buffet since independence from Serbia is not yet in order to qualify. This year See Who was there to close, but the jury's kept the room dressed buffet males outside the finals. (Source: RTCG) Ako to nije ljubav pronasla
Excellent choice, I'd say! It seems that Montenegro Eurovision is finally beginning to take seriously again. That also was allowed after the last two entries which were abominable in my view rightly eliminated in the semifinals. buffet
I am very happy with the choice of Montenegro after some crappy entries they seem finally to take! Seriously festival ! I think Sergej Cetkovic a great singer. His best song I like "Kad buffet ti zatreba". I hope his song for Denmark will be. In the same style
My top eight of the "Montenegrin" entries so:
(1) 2005 No Name - Zauvijek moja (Serbia-Montenegro) (2) 2013 Who See - Igranka (3) 2008 Stefan Filipović - Zauvijek volim te (4) 2007 Stevan Faddy - Ajde, Kroci (5) 1984 Vlado & Isolda - Chio Amore (Yugoslavia) (6) 2012 Rambo Amadeus - Euro Neuro (7) 2009 Andrea Demirović - Just Get Out of My Life (8) 1983 Danijel - Djuli (Yugoslavia)
It is not for nothing "before Serbia-Montenegro" and "before Yugoslavia". buffet For me, that really keep the entries for those countries, Montenegro was then simply not an independent country.
It is a fact that the republic of Montenegro in 1983, 1984 and 2005, the entry specified in the said Federal Republic (Joegosl. / Serv.-Mont.) Has filed, which then sent. At the Eurovision Song Contest
Yugoslavia Yugoslavia remains for me, as Serbia-Montenegro Serbia-Montenegro remains for me. The entries of the time, continue their entries, even though they are provided by one of their republics. I think that may be the best appointed republic that was.
It's not for nothing that it became Contest 1990 in Zagreb buffet (capital of republic of Croatia) held, and not in the federal (Yugoslav) capital Belgrade. The winning Eurovision song of the year before was indeed a Yugoslav victory, but provided by the republic of Croatia.
This puts me otherwise only now thinking what would be if (Bosnian Serb) happened Maja Tatić (2002), Marija Šestić (2007) buffet or Vukašin Brajic (2010) the contest would have won. If the population of the Bosnian Republika Srpska then found that they had been able to organize it? Festival year In Banja Luka example. Although the Bosnian national broadcaster BHRT broadcasts from Sarajevo.
I mean, he moved submissions from '83. and '84 buffet as "Montegrijnse" and that you should not do, just leave it as Yugoslav, because to give an example, Vlado (lead singer v Srebrna Krila) is anything but a Monte Grijn, he feels a Croat, but is of the Serbian / Romance (Vlah) origin, Izolda (now married to a Serb and teaches music lessons in Germany) also Serbian descent. Danijel feels a Croat, because since he was eleven, I believe he lives in Croatia. His mother is a Belgian ... And there are a few ...
It does not matter where Vlado and Isolda Danijel come from, or what they feel. They have a song represented in the federal (Yugoslav) national finals, on behalf of the republic of Montenegro. Then they won the federal finals, and they represented Yugoslavia at the Eurovision Song Contest.
The Croatian TV thanked Julie Daniels, but Montenegro wanted to send it to the national finals. Each Yugoslav submission is sent to the NF by a regional station (now almost all independent countries) and that does not always correspond to where they were born, lived or what he feels. Anyway, Montenegro chooses zzzzz, sorry. Igranka was the only ex-yu that last year's final had to pick.
~ ~ Rene: It does not matter where Vlado and Isolda Danijel come from, or what they feel. They have a song represented in the federal (of Yugoslavia