Montenegro

We may not get to see our 2020 favourites take to the stage, but that doesn’t mean we can’t reminisce on our Eurovision favourites. This series is aimed to discover the team’s favourite entries from the 21st century, from 2001 to 2019.

Hungary and Montenegro have officially withdrawn from the Eurovision Song Contest 2020. Still, there will be 41 countries that take part in Rotterdam, as Bulgaria and Ukraine make their comeback in the contest.

Broadcaster RTCG released a video clip of he song ‘Heaven’, that D-Moll will sing to represent Montenegro at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv. The song has received a big revamp, when compared with the version they used to win their national final.

D-moll has been crowned the winners of Montevizija 2019 and will represent Montenegro with the entry “Heaven”. They beat Ivana Popović-Martinović in the super-final to claim their victory.

RTCG will host Montevizija 2019 tonight which will decide the Montenegrin entry for Eurovision 2019. Five artists will perform in which the top two will be selected through a mixture of tele-vote, local jury and international jury. The winner will then be chosen through 100% public [read more…]

Nina Petković, Ivana Popović, D moll, Andrea Demirović or Monika Knezović will represent Montenegro in Tel Aviv. Broadcaster RTCG announced these five candidates for their national final.

The most pure Balkan song at this years Eurovision Song Contest is arguably the one from Montenegro. Vanja Radovanović sings the ballad ‘Inje’, which appears to be inspired by previous entries that were composed by the great Željko Joksimović. However, Vanja does not see the [read more…]

Vanja Radovanović has won the Montevizija with the song ‘Inje’ and will sing for Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest 2018. It was the first time since 2009 that Montenegro held a national final instead of an internal selection.