At the conclusion of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU announced some irregularities with the jury voting in the second semi-final. The EBU has now revealed more information on the voting of those juries, and why they were considered irregular. The six juries in question are Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania and San Marino.
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Montenegro has a relatively short history at Eurovision, and unfortunately quite an unsuccessful one. The nation has qualified on only two occasions, however this year hoping to return to the final is Vladana with the song Breathe.
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Another Eurovision national final season has concluded, and we have all 40 competing entries for this year’s contest. That means it’s poll time!
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The Montenegrin Eurovision entry is now out, with Vladana set to sing ‘Breathe’ at Eurovision this year. The song premiered in a special broadcast, ‘Montenegro, dodici punti’.
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After a series of clues released by broadcaster RTCG, it is now official. Vladana Vučinić will fly the Montenegrin flag in Torino.
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Montenegro recently announced their return to Eurovision, however the nation will not use their national final format Montevizija.
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After a two-year break, Montenegrin broadcaster RTCG has announced their return to Eurovision.
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We may not get to see our 2020 favourites take to the stage, but that doesn’t mean we can’t reminisce on our Eurovision favourites. This series is aimed to discover the team’s favourite entries from the 21st century, from 2001 to 2019. In collaboration with ESCDaily, we will be reviewing some of their 21st Century…
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You may remember our original Best of the Bunch series, which aimed to find the best Eurovision entry from each nation from the years 2006 to 2015. From that series, we created the ‘Ultimate Eurovision’ which featured the winners of each of the poll, which you can read here. Over the past year, we aimed…
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