Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009

Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009
Country  Serbia
National selection
Selection process National Final
Selection date(s) 19 September 2009
Selected entrant Ništa lično
Selected song "Onaj pravi"
Finals performance
Final result 10th, 34 points
Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
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Serbia competed at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009, held in Kiev, Ukraine. RTS held a national final to select the fourth Serbian entry for the contest in September 2009. The winner of pre-selection and Serbian representative in Kiev was the group Ništa Lično with pop-rock song "Onaj pravi". The group members are Anica Cvetković, the leading vocal, Aleksandar Graić, composer and pianist, who is a son of composer of "Molitva", winning song of Eurovision Song Contest 2007, Una Krlić and Karolina Lodi, as the guitarists and Petar Cvetković, Anica's brother, with drums.

National final

RTS received 60 songs for the participation in the contest. A selection committee of music editors from RTS picked 10 songs that competed in the televised final.[1][2]

Final - 19 September 2009
Artist Song English Translation Place Points
Angelina & Jelisaveta Jovanović "Sestrice" (Сестрице) Sisters 10 4
Boško Baloš "Mali" (Мали) Small 4 10
Emilija Marković "Magija" (Магија) Magic 8 9
Isidora Otašević "Dečaci" (Дечаци) Boys 7 9
Jelena Krvavac "Bez tebe" (Без тебе) Without you 5 11
Marija Ugrica "Hajde da sanjamo" (Хајде да сањамо) Let's dream 9 6
Nastasja Škorić "Duh" (Дух) Ghost 2 16
Ništa lično "Onaj pravi" (Онај прави) The right one 1 22
Hana Nurković & Lana Bogdanov "Budi svoj" (Буди свој) Be yourself 6 10
Čuće se "Veštice" (Вештице) Witches 3 15

Before the contest,on some web sites,pulls and media researching, public favourites were Boško Baloš, Jelena Krvavac, Emilija Marković, Marija Ugrica and the winners Ništa Lično. The national final took place in the studio 9 of the RTS Studios in Košutnjak on 19 September 2009. The winner was chosen by jury and televoting.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "RTS announces JESC 2009 finalists". Oikotimes. 2009-07-24. Retrieved 2009-07-24.
  2. ↑ Списак учесника за национално такмичење "Дечја песма Евровизије 2009" (in Serbian). RTS. Retrieved 2009-07-24.

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