Details on Serbia-Montenegro National Final

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Eurovision website eurobosnia.com has revealed some details about the Serbio-Montenegrine preselection. It will spin over two evenings. First up is Beovizija (previously labeled as the national final) and then the Evropesma, which is the 'real' national final. Triple Eurovision winner Johnny Logan will be a guest in the final evening.

Twentyfour songs will compete in Evropesma 2004. Twenty performers are already known (four of whom selected by Montenegran broadcaster RTCG), and another four will be added from the line-up of Beovizija.

Some of the biggest names of the Serbian/Montenegran music scene appear in the line-up of the two-evening-long event (Željko Joksimovič, Jelena Karleuša, Ceca Slavković, Leontina and Boris Režak) and also some singers from former Yugoslav republics (Saša Dragaš- moderately succesful career in Slovenia) as well as the last ex-Yugoslav Eurovision participant, Extra Nena.

The 28 songs and performers in Beovizija (20th February 2004):
1. Aco Regina – U prolazu (Passing by)
2. Agata – Na dlanu (On the palm)
3. Boris Režak – Zauvek (Forever)
4. Braco – Meni ćeš doći (You'll come to me)
5. Danijela Vranić – Telo uz telo (Body to body)
6. Darko – Samo ti (Only you)
7. Denis & Obule – Tvoje oči žive (Your living eyes)
8. Đogani – Od 1 do 10 (From 1 to 10)
9. Husa – Erogena zona (The erogenous zone)
10. Igor Tasovac – Staro srebro (The old silver)
11.Ivana Knežević – Zabranjeni ples (Forbidden dance)
12. Jelena Jevremović – Ljubav u prahu (Love in powder)
13. Jelena Karleuša & Vreli reperi – Moli me (Beg me)
14. Jelena Popović – Nervoza (Nervousness)
15. Koktel Bend & Orkestar Bobana Markovica – Grmi, seva (Thunders and lightnings)
16. Ksenija Ivanović – Prokleti ponedeljak (Damned Monday)
17. Leontina – Zamisli (Imagine)
18. Luna – 222
19. Maja Nikolić & Ceca Slavković – Poslednja Odbrana (Last defence)
20. Marko Jevtić – Jedna više (One more)
21. Martin Vučić – Opraštam ti sve (I forgive you everything)
22. Mina Lazarević – Namerno (On purpose)
23. Natasa Kojić – Moje oko plavo (My blue eye)
24. Negative – Pozitivna pesma (Positive song)
25. Noć & dan – Svašta mi se desilo (A lot of things happened to me)
26. Suzana Petrović – Nikada više (Never again)
27 Yo – Džemper (Pullover)
28 Zorana – Lepo vreme u Beogradu (Nice weather in Belgrade)

Performing in Evropesma (21th February 2004):
1. Ana Milenkovic- Takva žena (A woman like that)
2. Andrijana & Marija Bozovic- Ni jedna suza (Not one tear)
3. Ekstra Nena- More ljubavi (Sea of Love)
4. Evropa- Evropa (Europe)
5. Jelena Tomasevic- Kad ne bude tvoje ljubavi (When Your Love is Gone)
6. Jovana Nikolic- Posle tebe (After You)
7. Knez- Navika (Habit)
8. Madam Piano- Igra (Game)
9. Mari Mari- Kad ponos ubije ljubav (When Pride Kills Love)
10. Mogul- Ne trgujem osjecanjima (I don't put my feelings on the market)
11. Negre- Ko nijedna druga (Like no one else)
12. Peti Element- Reka bez povratka (River without return)
13. Sasa Dragas- Dao bih sve (I would give everything)
14. Sasa Vasic- Priznaj (Confess)
15. Sergej Cetkovic- Ne mogu da ti oprostim (I can't forgive you)
16. Slobodan Bajic- Mozes da me ne volis (You don't have to love me)
17. Tanja Banjanin- Istina (Truth)
18. Tanja Jovicevic- Uzmi me (Take me)
19. Teodora Bojovic & Night shift- Daj mi snage (Give me strength)
20. Zeljko Joksimovic- Lane moje

The winners of both rounds will be determined by the votes of eight jurors, with SMS voting counting as the ninth vote. Winners of both evenings will perform their songs again in a special show on Sunday, 22nd February.

Serbia and Montenegro's comeback to the Eurovision stage might turn out to be slightly modest; being one of this year's indirect participants they must first pass the qualification round on 12th May before perhaps going off to the big final on 15th.