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Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia competed at the Eurovision Song Contest 27 times between 1961 and 1992, the only socialist state to take part during the Cold War, picking its entries through Jugovizija. Its sole victory came in 1989 with Riva’s Rock Me, bringing the contest to Zagreb the following year. The full Yugoslav archive lives here.
Yugoslavia: Emilija Kokić will fly to Spain for OGAE Spain’s Congress in October
- By Sanjay (Sergio) Jiandani
- . August 9, 2025
The multi facetted Yugoslavian Eurovision 1989 winner, Emilija Kokić (RIVA), will will be flying to the sunny shores of Malaga in
Yugoslavia: Tajci celebrates the 30th anniversary of ‘Hajde da ludujemo’
- By Sanjay (Sergio) Jiandani
- . May 7, 2020
The 1990 Yugoslavian Eurovision representative is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her Eurovision participation with a special rendition to her
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sabahudin Kurt (Yugoslavia 1964) passes away aged 83
- By Stratos Agadellis
- . March 31, 2018
Sad news coming in the Eurovision world again. Following the first winner’s Lys Assia passing last Saturday, one more of
Serbia: Your Face Sounds Familiar celebrates Eurovision
- By Roy Knoops
- . November 21, 2017
The eighth episode of the Serbian show Tvoje lice zvuči poznato, Your face sounds familiar, was dedicated to former Eurovision
Yugoslavia: Daniel Popović presents Fantazija
- By Denis Randjelovic
- . April 23, 2013
Daniel Popović, the Yugoslavian representative in the 1983 Eurovision Song Contest in Munich in Germany, who placed 4th with Džuli,