After three elaborate shows, Serbia’s national selection process, Beovizija, has finally come to end. Twelve acts had qualified from the semi-finals to do battle once more and to claim a spot in Tel Aviv for themselves. Emotions were high, the voices empowered and the tension was palpable. In the end Nevena Božović came out on top with the song “Kruna”, thus taking the reins of Serbia’s participation in Eurovision 2019.

Providing a solid and sophisticated stage show accompanied by flawless vocals, Nevena gave it her all on the Beovizija stage and it clearly paid off.  It was professional and polished but most of all it created a moment to which the audience was able to relate.

We’re not particularly surprised. Nevena competed at Junior Eurovision 2007, and later formed part of Serbia’s Eurovision 2013 act Moje 3. But now she’s returning to the adult competition by going solo. It’s her turn and she’s ready to slay.

What happened during the show?

Over the course of last week, 24 acts were reduced to twelve. Tonight, Dragana Kosjerina and Ivan Mihailović as well as Nebojša Milovanović and Ana Babić, who hosted the first and second semi-finals respectively, came together to host the jam-packed evening. Opening the show was the winner of Wiwibloggs’ poll and last year’s runner up Saška Janks, while wrapping everything up was the lady in red, Aleksandra Sekulić.

1. Saška Janks “Da li čuješ moj glas”
2. Majdan “Budim Te”
3. Sofija Perić “Aritmija”
4. Dženan Lončarević “Nema suza”
5. Wonder Strings & Ivana Vladović “Moja bol”
6. Jana Šušteršič “Viktorija”
7. Lord “Radnički sin”
8. Nevena Božović “Kruna”
9. Ana Popović “Lutaš”
10. Ivan Kurtić “Bela”
11. Nataša & Una “Samo bez straha”
12. Aleksandra Sekulić “Tugo”

On top of the 12 competing acts, Beovizija treated us to an epic interval. Last year we may have had a catalogue of Balkan artists, but this year we needed just one: Željko Joksimović. Dressed in a pure white costume, Željko was joined on stage by an array of Serbian musicians to perform his two timeless entries “Lane Moje” and “Nije Ljubav Stvar” as well as a few other famous numbers.

Results

Similar to last year, the results of the competition were determined by both a jury and the public with 50% of the vote coming from industry experts and the remainder from televoting. After the jurors have allocated all their points, these will be converted into 12, 10 8-1 based upon an entrant’s jury ranking. With that, the televoting results will follow in a similar fashion, with the highest ranked act receiving 12 points, the second highest receiving 10, and so on.

Subsequent to the five jurors allocating their points, it was revealed that Nevena had topped the board with 56 points, receiving 3 sets of 12 points. The final results of the jury can be seen in the table below:

Of course, this only accounts for 50% of the total scores with the other half coming from the Serbian public. There was the usual dramatic suspense before each result was revealed but in the end it was Natasa & Una who stole the public’s vote with over 10000 SMS votes. Unfortunately, this was not enough to catch Nevena who came 3rd with the televote after she took the jury vote by storm.

So there you have it, Nevena has emerged victorious and will be flying the Serbian flag once again in Tel Aviv this May. Beovizija has, after many weeks, finally come to an end. It was a wild ride with much anticipation, speculation as well as a plethora of iconic interval acts but in the end we want to wish Serbia the best of luck for Eurovision 2019.

Are you pleased with the victor of Beovizija 2019? Do you think the Balkan republic will improve upon their result from last year? Let us know your opinion down in the comments below!

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JohnO
JohnO
5 years ago

Not usually my cup of tea, but one can’t deny that powerful voice. I think this dark horse will be the ballad of the balkans, mopping up most of the points. The juries must surely go for this. Top 10 I think.

AngieP
AngieP
5 years ago

Great show, I really enjoyed it! The song is really good, it reminds me of old good days of balkan ballads. And what a voice! great luck to my beloved Serbia!

Nevena Winning
Nevena Winning
5 years ago

Nevena is going to win Eurovision because her song is better than all the other Eurovision songs. In fact, every song from Beovizija this year is better than the other Eurovision songs this year. That simple fact is why Serbia is going to win in May.

willchrisiam
willchrisiam
5 years ago
Reply to  Nevena Winning

I appreciate your support for Nevena, but statements like that can only hurt her chances. Having a favorite doesn’t mean you can’t like other songs.

beccaboo1212
5 years ago

Do I dare hope the following countries film music videos for their corresponding Eurovision entries? 😮

* Albania (once the “Ktheju tokës” revamp is published)
* Australia
* Georgia
* Latvia
* Lithuania
* Moldova
* Norway
* Portugal
* Serbia

Colin
Colin
5 years ago
Reply to  beccaboo1212

No worry, during March and April, most countries will film some sort of music videos.

Jake
Jake
5 years ago

Please remove the english, it removes the mysterious quality I love in balkan ballads. 🙁

beccaboo1212
5 years ago
Reply to  Jake

She has the English lines in order to let the world understand the message. 😮

jojo
jojo
5 years ago
Reply to  beccaboo1212

Exactly. Most people are too lazy to look up the lyrics and translation, so these short lines give them the main idea. Even Eurovision youtube reviewers will not bother learning what the song is about and will be “barking up the wrong tree” with what they assume or don’t assume in regards to songs not in English.

MaH
MaH
5 years ago

She is so beautiful in every way! I can’t stop myslef from smiling while looking at her…

Aaaa
Aaaa
5 years ago

Omg shes so dull

Qest
Qest
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaaa

This is so rude comment.

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

P.S. Nevena’s song is better by all parameters than faceless song “Sebi” of Zala Kralj and Gasper Santl which hold down 20th place on bookmakers…Just that much…

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

I like both songs, every is good in its own category, it’s matter of personal taste. Chill and don’t be bookmakers’ victim 🙂

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago
Reply to  Mari

I’m just saying…

Anisa
Anisa
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Sebi is an amazing song. Not for everyone clearly.

Luk
Luk
5 years ago
Reply to  Anisa

Slovenia is the best Good luck from Poland

Teddie
Teddie
5 years ago
Reply to  Anisa

Sebi is the best one so far, clearly niche though

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

I’ve been listening for the first time now teaser of Tamta’s song and i don’t believe how much actually copies Eleni…Horror…

Fun or ban?
Fun or ban?
5 years ago

If it’s a good song, I don’t really care if is dated or not. Conchita’s song was dated and won. So, well done Serbia. Big kiss and love from Romania!

Denis
Denis
5 years ago
Reply to  Fun or ban?

Conchita was more retro than dated. There is a difference and I don’t think people understands that

HaveMySkeletons
HaveMySkeletons
5 years ago

Sorry Bilal, Nevena just removed your crown to give it to someone else :v

BOMBO FUEGO TEMPO
BOMBO FUEGO TEMPO
5 years ago

reminds me of ORO MOJE

Franky
5 years ago

I like the arrangement of the song with the strings and guitar.

And no, there aren’t a lot of ballads, there’s like this and Romania and that’s it.

Colin
Colin
5 years ago
Reply to  Franky

I would say ballads are:
– Serbia
– Croatia
– Albania
– UK
– Moldova
As they are all at least in different languages and styles, it doesn’t feel overcrowded.
As for other slow songs (Romania, Slovenia, Latvia, Belgium…) they don’t really have a ballad structure. They are mostly linear and atmospheric.

Sabrina
Sabrina
5 years ago
Reply to  Colin

I wouldn’t even call Albania’s song a ballad, but I agree about the other 4.

Colin
Colin
5 years ago
Reply to  Sabrina

Hmm… yeah, Albania would perhaps both be a borderline case, because of a slow verse and powerful chorus. Otherwise, I can see it as a purely ethno song too.

pastel de nata
pastel de nata
5 years ago
Reply to  Colin

Germany is a “power” ballad also.

Lourdes
Lourdes
5 years ago
Reply to  Franky

I agree with Sabrina that Albania’s song is not really a ballad. And I read somewhere that North Macedonia has a power ballad also. Rusia and Israel too.

M_K
M_K
5 years ago

It’s a typical Eurovision ballad, but it’s a very well written one. The “diva” kind of style doesn’t seem to work as well in Eurovision as it used to, but I think we’ll see Serbia in the final this year.

Héctor
Héctor
5 years ago

Decent song, it has more luster than Moldova’s entry. I see it border-qualifying depending on the remaining entries.

Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago

it’s an okay song, they had better choices. the english parts don’t fit imo

UweB
UweB
5 years ago

I like it. It s a good ballad with a wonderful String arrangement and she sings very well.
I wished the performance with this dress would be otherwise. It seems strange to present this song with a kind of Gala Dress but maybe they change it for the ESC in Tel Aviv.

Predrag
Predrag
5 years ago

You can call it “playing safe” but this is what Serbia does the best. Amazing vocals and a nice ballad in Serbian language. And btw – Eurovision next top model? There she is!

Milye
Milye
5 years ago
Reply to  Predrag

She is gorgeous!

L'oiseau
L'oiseau
5 years ago

Another very good addition to ESC 2019. Finally Serbia doing what it does best: ballads sang in Serbian. Her vocals, the production and her great image adds freshness to the entry, which is good. The English bits would be dispensible, because it doesn’t add much, but it’s not a deal breaker either. I would foucs solely on her because she has a lot of charisma, no dancers or gimmicks, and this will be a easy breeze to qualification and maybe be on the left side of the board.

User
User
5 years ago

An ok balkan ballad. Nothing more, nothing less. A good tune. Will likely make the final. There, it will place between 15-26

Philip
Philip
5 years ago

too many ballads this year?

kiraki
kiraki
5 years ago

Scrap the english part and we got a solid entry here.

Lena
Lena
5 years ago

I am so sad for Ivana Vladovic! Moja bol was the best performance but sadly Serbian voters didint appreciate it ! And I think MOja BOl would be ranked higher than Kruna!

Iain
Iain
5 years ago
Reply to  Lena

Yes, ESC fans voted Moja bol as favourite, instrumentals were stronger but stupid refrain “kad se prolije mastilo moja je najve?a bol” destroyed chances for public to connect with song.

Teddie
Teddie
5 years ago

???? ??? ?????? was the only tune worth sending anywhere. At least in terms of staging and performance. And it was voted for the most by the audience. Not that it is some unprecedented thing but what in the world would explain such disparity with the juries?

Teddie
Teddie
5 years ago
Reply to  Teddie

The cyrillics aren’t supported? Okay, I meant “Samo bez straha”

NotFireworks
NotFireworks
5 years ago
Reply to  Teddie

Natasa & Una are very popular radio hosts and they had huge campaign pretty much every morning in last few weeks so – I’m not shocked to see them getting the most from public votes.
On the other hand, we have a jury consisted of only five members (which is very bad in terms of influence of their personal relations with the contestants).
So, it would be a lot better to have a international jury and public votes. If that had been case, i think Sashka or Wonder Strings feat. Ivana would win

EuroBalkan
EuroBalkan
5 years ago
Reply to  NotFireworks

If we had international jury, people would complain why are they choosing OUR song. Trust me, no matter how we choose song there will always be a group of people who will hate it.

Milye
Milye
5 years ago
Reply to  Teddie

No, they got 12 from televote just because they are from famous radio channel which is connected to rich tv channel “Prva”. They promoted her too much, had a big campaign and i’m sure Prva sent many votes for them. Juries voted professionaly, they choose the song that would rank best in Tel Aviv. Nevena won fairly

Teddie
Teddie
5 years ago
Reply to  Milye

Okay I see then

Brexited ingwish
Brexited ingwish
5 years ago

I do it all for me

Milye
Milye
5 years ago

Finally, we have a popular singer to represent us! We didn’t had popular singers to represent us since 2012 (Moje 3 weren’t so popular in 2013, one of them is still not popular).

Juy
Juy
5 years ago

A dated ballad we have seen and heard before. Next!

Milye
Milye
5 years ago
Reply to  Juy

You people are calling everything dated.. This is not even dated.

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Juy

I get and respect that you don’t like the song but this certainly isn’t dated. Croatia and Montenegro, on the other hand, are.

Rasmus
Rasmus
5 years ago
Reply to  Ksenija

i like all 3. dated? haha its not 70s sound on one of them. They are not dated

Miki Bihon
Miki Bihon
5 years ago

Serbia has not forgotten Moje 3’s non-qualification in 2013 so they wanted vengeance by sending Nevena this year.

Klikli
Klikli
5 years ago

They had many better options, like Saska. Why this Serbia?

crime_dog
crime_dog
5 years ago

Yikes, was this really the best this year’s Beovizija had to offer?! To quote Miss Lea Sirk: Hvala, ne!

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
5 years ago
Reply to  crime_dog

I think it’s the best Balkan entry this year by some distance.

Anisa
Anisa
5 years ago
Reply to  Briekimchi

I think the best Balkan entry is Albania.

Rumpelstiltskin
Rumpelstiltskin
5 years ago

It’s a decent song, but the English parts ruin it. Get rid of them and the song will instantly become a thousand times better.

Apple
Apple
5 years ago

They’re literally 2 lines surrounded by Serbian and in my opinion add a lot to the song. It’s great the way it is

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

Serbia is on 37th place on bookmakers???

Apple
Apple
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

To be fair, the odds are for who will win, not who will qualify. They probably think this is good, just not a winning-level song

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago
Reply to  Apple

I hope that in the near future this will change…

EuroBalkan
EuroBalkan
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

I must agree with Apple, it’s the odds who will win the Eurovision. I’m not sure Nevena has winning potential, but I do hope she does well in Tel Aviv.
Although, it is odd that she is still behind some countries which don’t have good entries this year.

Eurovisionfan12
Eurovisionfan12
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Albania was also somewhere like 30th-40th in the betting odds last year, but I think you know how it turned out

EuroBalkan
EuroBalkan
5 years ago

Yeah, and Albania is 39 right now. I don’t know why, they again have great song.

Iain
Iain
5 years ago
Reply to  EuroBalkan

Bookies are done only by Irish and British, so you can’t rely on it.

Anisa
Anisa
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Don’t mind the bookies. Albania was 38-39th place last year, they didn’t predict it would qualify and even when it qualified, it was dead last during the final. In reality Eugent almost ended up in the top 10. So they know nothing 😉 It looks at this phase all Balkan countries end up being very underrated by the bookies, despite the song.

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

I think they haven’t updated since the Serbian result. As Serbia had 24 entries in their NF and not a strong indicator of which would be the winner, they had to be ranked quite low. I would expect Serbia to move to about the 30th spot over the next few days.

Ziyu
Ziyu
5 years ago

Serbia fights with France for Crown?
What could be better lol

Trh
Trh
5 years ago
Reply to  Ziyu

No way France will win. Maybe it will the crown of the most cringy act.

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

@Mr. Vanilla Bean:WE REALIZED YOU DIDN’T LIKE NEVENA.LEAVE NEVENA ALONE AND YOU GO COMMENTS YOUR FAVORITES!!!

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

There’s no rule about leaving only positive comments. This is not a fan site. Be a grown up and handle comments you don’t agree with.

Iain
Iain
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Everybody is intitled to their opinion. People will change their minds several times during rehearsals and semifinals. It doesn’t matter what people say now. Don’t take it so serious.

chris
chris
5 years ago

thank you nevena. its stunning

Juan Cena
Juan Cena
5 years ago

Balkan Ballad being a Balkan Ballad.

Cue Chris’s disdain.

KYLLITO
KYLLITO
5 years ago

Listening and watching it feels like the longest three minutes of my life. I like ballads but this song just drags for me. Change the production and make it a little bit more up tempo.

Katitam
Katitam
5 years ago

When a ballad is as good as this one, it’s a pleasure to say it. Amazing choice, Serbia!

Eurovisionfan12
Eurovisionfan12
5 years ago

For those who complain about the song being boring, y’all probably just want every country to send bubblegum pop so y’all should’ve just sat down and ate your boring food instead of complaining about every song to be boring and bland xx

Miki Bihon
Miki Bihon
5 years ago

Agree. Nevena sang a song in that genre when she was a member of Moje 3 back in 2013 and look what happened to them. She deserves to sing in this genre as she is really good at it.

Skiwalko
5 years ago

Not liking the song = being fan of bubblegum pop. That’s lifechanging. Guess I’m gonna only listen to Aqua from now on.

Juy
Juy
5 years ago

I love ballad but not this dated one! I want something modern from Serbia but they still play the typical Balkan ballad card.

Milye
Milye
5 years ago
Reply to  Juy

This is not balkan ballad tho. There is a difference and just because it is in Serbian, doesn’t mean it is balkan ballad.

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Juy

What exactly is balkan in the song? A song coming from the balkans and being sang in balkan language don’t count as adequate answer.

Milan
Milan
5 years ago

I find the song boring as hell, I had quite another favourite (which I think was miles better) and I detest bubblegum pop. Apparently things aren’t as simple as you put them.

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
5 years ago

This is probably my #1 or #2 so far. Could not have been a better choice!
What a great weekend. If I had gotten Morland, I would’ve been even happier!

Marko
Marko
5 years ago

The competition was rigged everyone in Serbia knows it. Of course fans of Nevena won’t admit it. Public vote gave maximum points to Nataša & Una – Samo bez straha. That’s the real winner. Not this boring, bland crap. Plus the girl has zero charisma as all of you will see once the bloggers start to interview her. All in all, a big fail. It won’t even qualify.

Mee
Mee
5 years ago
Reply to  Marko

What are you talking about???? Natasa & Una promoted their song 100 times a day on their radio station and TV channels which are part of the same company, while the others were hardly mentioned as the competitors… I’d say that they were the ones who weren’t fair. Plus, Nevena was 3rd in televoting, so you can’t blame her fans lmao. And believe me, Nevena’s song is 100 times better than N&U’s one…

Asdfghjk
Asdfghjk
5 years ago
Reply to  Mee

This. Also Dzenan is a huge name. Sashka… she bought views, ads and made some big singers promote her song. Nevena had 0 promo yet ended up 3rd in televote, it’s not like she was 8th or something

Colin
Colin
5 years ago
Reply to  Asdfghjk

Got that reference.

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Asdfghjk

Nice of you to think that serbian youth watches tv. I had no idea they promoted the song because, you guessed it, i don’t watch it. I don’t listen to radio and have no idea how many does so i won’t comment on that. What i do know is that sashka bought ads on youtube, you couldn’t escape the song. Why do i know that? Because i’m only on internet. Una and nataša were different and people liked it. Good different or bad diffetent that is up to discussion. Nevena is a great singer and she was impeccable on both… Read more »

jojo
jojo
5 years ago
Reply to  Marko

The people in other countries wouldn’t have related to the Serbian rap. Plus many would have made fun of a woman her age wearing braces. Nevena stands a better chance of making the finals.

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  jojo

If it’s true, then many thanks to juries for saving us from ridiculous rap duo like San Marino from last year. I believe mostly kids voted for it 😛

Juan Cena
Juan Cena
5 years ago
Reply to  jojo

Serbian rap > Generic Balkan Ballad

Apple
Apple
5 years ago
Reply to  Juan Cena

Compare it to every other Balkan ballad we’ve heard at Eurovision, and you’ll be able to tell this one is significantly different

Asdfghjk
Asdfghjk
5 years ago
Reply to  Marko

Natasa & Una spammed their song on TV and radio, no one could escape it. Dzenan is a huge name, I’m surprised he wasn’t #1. Sashka bought ads on Youtube , views and made some big singers promote her song.. Nevena had 0 promo and was 3rd in televote, let’s not act like she was 7th or something.

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago
Reply to  Marko

Singers goes to Eurovision not a radio -hosts.

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Maybe you are too young to know that natasa was part of tap011 along with ana shtajdohar (obviously after goca and ivana had left) and una was part of rap duo bicharke na travi. Long story short them being radio hosts is their 2nd job

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago
Reply to  Ksenija

A mislis da ja nisam znao sve to sto si nabrojala???Ja samo konstatujem cinjenicno stanje.Nevena je mlada, lepa, talentovana pevacica koja je svojim radom, trudom i ponasanjem zaluzila da predstavlja Srbiju na Evroviziji dok njih dve trenutno rade kao voditeljke na radiju i mislim da nisu toliko kompetentne da bi nas predstavljale, pritom ta pesma nije takmicarska nego klasicna pesma za kampanju koju su mogle da sprovode i bez Beovizije…Nekako imam utisak da su bile u fazonu “Hajde da se prijavimo na Beoviziju, pesma mora da ima neku poruku, mozemo da napravimo pesmu na temu nasilja nad zenama…” jer je… Read more »

Apple
Apple
5 years ago
Reply to  Marko

Samo Bez Straha sounded dated as hell and the juries would kill it at Eurovision. They would’ve been a terrible choice

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  Apple

Laughing out loud in the name of real Serbian rappers for calling these two ladies ”rappers” 😀

Ksenija
Ksenija
5 years ago
Reply to  Mari

Una is/was a rapper, she was part of “bi?arke na travi” (eta: ugh this site. bicharke) You can listen to their stuff but use headphones, they are extremly explicit. (My personal fave is “možeš ti to” with bad copy :D)

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  Ksenija

“Bad copy” is great, but I’ve never been fan of bicharki :p

poe-tay-toe-chips
poe-tay-toe-chips
5 years ago

Man, this year is going to be so sleepy…

Jo.
Jo.
5 years ago

The Netherlands, Armenia, Austria, Switzerland and Greece. I’m not counting them out yet.
From the NF, Italy and Portugal have emerged as potential winners.

User
User
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

Portugal???? Lol

Euoiio
Euoiio
5 years ago

Well theres always Greece, a country with voting power that seems to be getting it serious for the first time in years…

Stevan
Stevan
5 years ago

Bilal step aside, Nevena is taking the kruna ??

Notmysong
Notmysong
5 years ago

Why so many dislikes for this comment? It’s true – sorry guys 😉

Tom
Tom
5 years ago

She will slayyyyyy , 1 semi looks easy peasy

Colin
Colin
5 years ago
Reply to  Tom

I’ll agree/disagree with both of you. Semi 1 is becoming more and more a hard semi, but I say that Nevena has a huge chance to qualify anyway.

Jo.
Jo.
5 years ago
Reply to  Colin

Semi 1 is more open, we have some sure qualifiers (Cyprus, Portugal), but most of its entries are borderline.

Semi 2 still has Sweden and Russia to announce their entries. Then we also have Ilse working with the Dutch team, Switzerland (Luca Hänni?), Azerbaijan (who probably wants revenge from last year’s result), and others (Ireland, N. Macedonia). Not to mention that Monika lost in Lithuania, and Laura in Romania, which would’ve made this semi much tougher.

Jo.
Jo.
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

I forgot Austria and Armenia, who also have great potential.

Sabrina
Sabrina
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

Semi 1 is getting very strong. Especially since there’s a lot of diversity and already a bunch of very memorable entries. On the other hand, we still don’t know half of the songs of semi 2.

EuroBalkan
EuroBalkan
5 years ago
Reply to  Sabrina

I think that her advantage is that it will be the only solo female ballad in SF1, most of the ballads are in SF2. But I agree, SF1 is very strong and I think it will be excited to watch although I don’t like the line up. Especially the fact that Hatari and Conan will perform literally one after the other.

Lourdes
Lourdes
5 years ago
Reply to  EuroBalkan

The lineup isn’t published yet, only their allocations in the semis and half-semis. They’re in alphabetical order.

EuroBalkan
EuroBalkan
5 years ago
Reply to  Lourdes

Thanks for the info, I didn’t know that.

jojo
jojo
5 years ago
Reply to  Tom

She failed in 2013 due to the wacky outfits and annoying choreography. Here she won’t be forced into anything she doesn’t approve as it is her own song – she composed and wrote it – so she can keep out anything which she feels interferes with the proper interpretation.

Apple
Apple
5 years ago
Reply to  Tom

You named 6 countries. 10 qualify.

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

Who is THE QUEEN Nevena or Bilal???hahhahahha…

poe-tay-toe-chips
poe-tay-toe-chips
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

“Roi” is French for king, not queen. And if that’s a dig at his appearance/gender non-conformity, then that’s really disrespectful of you actually.

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

My comment isn’t in a negative context.My comment is just a joke based on his sexual orientation which i SUPPORT!!!

Komentator
Komentator
5 years ago

P.S. BTW, next to Nevena i’m cheering for Bilal.

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  Komentator

Tbh, I don’t understand this hate over Bilal, yes he’s voice is not the best, but I find his song and story very touching, it’s decent song.

Notmysong
Notmysong
5 years ago

Another rather bland ballad… what’s wrong this year?! Either weird or boring… heard no winner yet….

Miguel
Miguel
5 years ago

One word:

BORING

Miguel
Miguel
5 years ago
Reply to  Miguel

Haha you’re right my friend 🙂

Best from Spain!