The third edition of Biser Jadrana will take place in Tivat, Montenegro, on Saturday 18th July. Following the second edition last year, Biser Jadrana has reverted back to a single evening contest.

Twenty five acts from across Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia, have been selected to take part in the third edition of Biser Jadrana. The finalists are:

1. Montenegro – Milena Vučić – “Nedeljom”
2. Bosnia & Herzegovina – Regina – “Pravo u metu”
3. Montenegro – Samir Ramović – “Skalu po skalu”
4. Croatia – Igor Cukrov – “Nina”
5. Montenegro – Makadam – “Što imam ja to imaš ti”
6. North Macedonia – Ana Petan & Nataša Mihajlović – “Pod nogama”
7. Montenegro – Majda Božović – “Djevojka iz komšiluka”
8. Bosnia & Herzegovina – David Radosavljević – “Ispod tvog prozora”
9. Montenegro – Klapa Jadran – “Tivatske vale”
10. Serbia – Milan Bujaković – “Ti si moje more”
11. Montenegro – Emil Fetahović – “Sudbina”
12. Croatia – Marko Vukes – “Pamtim”
13. Montenegro – Luka Radović & Đurđa P. Poljak – “Korijenje”
14. Bosnia & Herzegovina – Mahir Mulalić – “Ovu ljubav nikom ne dam”
15. Montenegro – Luka Leković – “Pamtim”
16. Serbia – Ivana Ćosić & Miki Charter – “Prašina”
17. Montenegro – Željko Vukčević – “Čuvam te ja”
18. North Macedonia – Martinijan Kirilovski – “Sirena”
19. Montenegro – Nina Petković – “Usne od meda”
20. Slovenia – David Amaro – “Sine, javi se”
21. Montenegro – Teodora Stijepović – “Moja kuća”
22. Bosnia & Herzegovina – Marijana Soldo – “Dušo moja”
23. Montenegro – Mila Nikić – “Bitan”
24. Serbia – Magnus bend – “Ako nisi tu”
25. Montenegro – Mladen Popović – “Tajna”

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovoix World