Today sees the only official Eurovision contest of a difficult year take place as the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 gets underway this afternoon, live from Warsaw in Poland. Of course, things will be a bit different this year, with no audience and each country performing live from home, but we’re still hoping for the same Eurovision magic we have …
All opinions expressed in this article are those of the person quoted and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the other team members or ESC United as a whole. It’s 3 days to go until Junior Eurovision 2020, and we are counting down the 12 nations participating in this year’s remotely held and Warsaw, Poland hosted contest on Sunday, …
The trio Hurricane is going to represent Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. This has been confirmed by Serbian Media and brings a lot of joy and excitement to many Eurovision fans. Olivera Kovačević, the editor-in-chief of the RTS Entertainment Program confirmed the band’s selection. The band previously won the 2020 version of Beovizija, the Serbian National …
Today Serbian national broadcaster revealed via Junior Eurovision’s YouTube channel that Petar Aničić will represent the Balkan country with the song Heartbeat. This comes just three weeks after the open call for songs was closed on September 1st. Petar was born in 2006. and already at the age of four his musical talent came up and just two years later he …
WARSAW, 8 September 2020 After months of silence, the EBU has finally unveiled their plans for the Junior Eurovision 2020, with some good news and bad news. The good news is, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place, unlike its cancelled adult counterpart. The bad news is that it won’t be a Junior Eurovision as we know it. [embedyt] …
The news stormed in this morning as one of the biggest daily newspapers in Serbia published that Hurricane girls will represent Serbia next year in Rotterdam. As their sources say, RTS decided not to organize Beovizija because of the financial issues expected because of the Covid-19. Instead, due to the rules of the contest, Hurricane girls will prepare a …
This weekend had Serbia all written over it. 2 days ago, they held the first semi-final of Beovizija 2020, in which 12 acts participated and 6 of them qualified to the final. Then yesterday it was the second semi-final, which also had 12 acts with 6 more advancing. Finally there was tonight, where the 12 remaining songs were fighting for …
Tonight we saw the second semi-final of Beovizija 2020, the Serbian national final. Another twelve acts competed to earn their country’s ticket to Rotterdam, but once again, only six could qualify for tomorrow night’s grand final. The six acts moving on are: LIFT – “Samo mi kaži” Bane Mojićević – “Cvet sa Prokletija” Naiva – “Baš, baš” Hurricane – “Hasta …
Beovizija continues tonight with the second semi-final, as twelve more acts fight for six places in tomorrow’s final. Which of these acts would deserve qualification the most? It’s time for our team to take a look at the songs once more! This time, it’s Daniel, James, Melanie, Roy and Sean who review the songs… LIFT – Samo mi kaži Daniel …
Tonight we saw the first semi-final of Beovizija 2020, the Serbian national final. Twelve acts competed to earn their country’s ticket to Rotterdam, but only six could qualify for Sunday night’s grand final. The six acts moving on are: EJO – “Trag” Thea Devy – “Sudnji Dan” Andrija Jo – “Oči meduze” Marko Marković – “Kolači” Neda Ukraden – Bomba …
