
Beovizija 2020 will take place over three days with two semi-finals before a final. The two semi-finals will be held on February 28th and February 29th, with the final on March 1st. As promised, all 24 entries were released via their YouTube channel this morning.
Listen to the full playlist of songs from semi-final 1 below:
And the semi-final 2 songs here:
Who are the competing artists?
The competing artists, along with their songs are as follows:
- Aleksa Vuฤkoviฤ โย Samo mi kaลพi (Just Tell Me)
- Ana Milenkoviฤ โย Tajna (Secret)
- Andrija Jo โย Uvek (Always)
- Bane Mojiฤeviฤ โย Svet sa Prokletija (The World From Prokletije)
- Biljana ฤurฤeviฤ โย Raj (Heaven)
- Bojana Maลกkoviฤ โย Kao Music (Like Music)
- Bora Dugiฤ i Balkubano โย Svadba velika (Big Wedding)
- EJO โย Trag (The Mark)
- Hurricane โย Hasta La Vista
- Igor Simiฤ โย Ples za rastanak (Parting Dance)
- Ivan Kurtiฤ ft. Geapsy Train โย Sabajle (At Dawn)
- Ivana Jordan โย Vila (Fairy)
- Karizma โย Ona me zna (She Knows Me)
- Lazar ลฝivanoviฤ โย Puklo je nebo (The Sky Parted)
- Marko Markoviฤ โย Kolaฤi (Cookies)
- Milan Bujakoviฤ feat. Olivera Popoviฤ โย Niti (Threads)
- Milica Miลกiฤ โย Kiลกa (Rain)
- Naiva โย Baลก baลก (Really, Really)
- Neda Ukraden โย Bomba (The Bomb)
- Nenad ฤeraniฤ โย Veruj u sebe (Believe in Yourself)
- Rocher etno bend โย Samo ti umeลก to (Only You Can Do It)
- Sanja Bogosavljeviฤ โย Ne puลกtam (I Wonโt Let Go)
- Srฤan Laziฤ โย Duลกa i telo (Body and Soul)
- Thea Devy โย Sudnji dan (Judgement Day)
Included in the list of participants is the 2016 Serbian Eurovision participant Sanja Vuฤiฤ, as part of girl group Hurricane, which we reported earlier as one of the rumoured participants.
Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest
Serbia debuted as an independent nation at 2007 with โMolitvaโ by Marija ล erifoviฤ which won the competition. In 2008, Serbia had the honor of hosting the competition in Belgrade.
Since their debut, Serbia has participated eleven times. Out of their eleven participations, they have managed to make the final eight times. Despite narrowly missing out on a place in the final in 2017, the Balkan nation has qualified for the past two contests.
In 2019, Serbia selected Nevena Boลพoviฤ to represent Serbia in Tel Aviv, with her song โKrunaโ. This was Nevenaโs third participation at a Eurovision event. She has previously participated in Junior Eurovision in 2007 and in Eurovision in 2013 with Moje 3. Overall, she managed to finish 18th, receiving 35 Points from the Jury Vote and 54 Points from the Public Vote.
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