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Semi-final 2 of Serbia's Eurovision national final Pesma Za Evroviziju has wrapped this morning Australia time. Another eight songs were selected from fourteen semi-finalists to compete in the final which will take place this Saturday, March 2 (Sunday March 3 in Australia). One of the entrants that qualified was Konstrakta who previously represented Serbia at Eurovision in 2022 with 'In corpore sano'.
Each of the finalists were chosen by 50% jury and 50% public voting.
The eight songs that qualified are:
Iva Lorens - 'Dom'
Zejna - 'Najbolja'
Nemanja Radošević - 'Jutra bez tebe'
Džordži - 'Luna park'
Dušan Kurtić - 'Zbog tebe živim'
Teya Dora - 'Ramonda'
Konstrakta - 'Novo, bolje'
Milan Bujaković - 'Moje tvoje'
The following songs were eliminated:
Nadia - 'Sudari'
Hydrogen - 'Nemoguća misija'
Filip Baloš - 'Duga je noć'
Yanx - 'Kolo'
Kat Dosa - 'Tajni začin'
Durlanski - 'Muzika'
Iva Lorens - 'Dom'
Zejna - 'Najbolja'
Nemanja Radošević - 'Jutra bez tebe'
Džordži - 'Luna park'
Dušan Kurtić - 'Zbog tebe živim'
Teya Dora - 'Ramonda'
Konstrakta - 'Novo, bolje'
Milan Bujaković - 'Moje tvoje'
Where to watch final
The final of Pesma Za Evroviziju '24 will be streamed live at the following times:
Central European Time: Saturday 2 March - 9pm
AEDT (NSW, VIC, QLD & ACT): Sunday 3 March - 7am
QLD: Sunday 3 March - 6am
SA: Sunday 3 March - 6.30am
NT: Sunday 3 March - 5.30am
WA: Sunday 3 March - 4am
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