Yugoslavia + Serbia & Montenegro in Eurovision Song Contest (1961-2005)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2022
- Here's a recap of all the songs that competed for Yugoslavia + Serbia & Montenegro in Eurovision Song Contest from 1961 to 2005, now with some better footage. Please, enjoy!
Yugoslavia participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 27 times, debuting in 1961 and competing every year until its last appearance in 1992, with the exceptions of 1977-1980 and 1985. Yugoslavia won the 1989 contest and hosted the 1990 contest.
Ljiljana Petrović was Yugoslavia's first entrant in the contest in 1961 and placed eighth. In 1962, Lola Novaković gave the country its first top five result, finishing fourth. This would remain Yugoslavia's only top five result until 1983, when Danijel finished fourth with the song "Džuli". Novi Fosili also finished fourth in 1987 with "Ja sam za ples". In 1989, the country achieved its only victory in the contest, when Riva won with the song "Rock Me".
The State Union of Serbia and Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Contest twice: in 2004 and in 2005. Their debut appearance was a success, with the song "Lane moje" performed by Željko Joksimović finishing second. The following year, they placed seventh, courtesy of the band No Name with the song "Zauvijek moja". Following the 2006 Montenegrin independence referendum, Serbia and Montenegro have participated in the contest as separate entities, making their independent debuts in 2007.
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Some of these songs are still massive hits in former Yugoslavia countries! You can still hear them all at clubs, weddings and other celebrations. Gori vatra (1973), Dzuli (1983), Ja sam za ples (1987), Hajde da ludujemo (1990) and Brazil (1991) are probably the biggest ones! Timeless classics!
I heard Hajde da ludujemo when I was in a park in Belgrade
I heard all of these but 1991 and 1973 lol
Brazil is considered a classic? Really???
@@Palpad100 among the peasents, yes.
And in Slovenia the 1975 entry is a classic everyone knows🔥
Still waiting for a song about Yugoslavia from Brazil.
i'm a brazilian eurofan and i need that asap
This is how Brazil will get into ESC
I got a little distracted for a few seconds and didn't notice Lane Moje was coming next. Once I heard Zeljko's voice, I got chills all over my body. This is forever going to be the best ESC song ever, IMO
me too. goosebumps
I agree.Lane moje is a timeless masterpiece.
I agree!
The old video literally had a guide to what language and country they're from, so let me do this again for those who only saw this.
Now, if divided:
Serbia: 1961, 1962, 1974, 1982, 1991, 1992, 2004
Croatia: 1963, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990
Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1964, 1973, 1976, 1981
Slovenia: 1966, 1967, 1970, 1975
Montenegro: 1983, 1984, 2005
@@quangminhtran2916 Yes. Though today Serbia is carrying that region on its back.
@@quangminhtran2916 Albina and Mia came so close.
language 😂
@@Tom_OB Yeah, exception is 1984, wherein a Serb and Croat sang together but was under what is now RTCG (MNE).
As for 1961 and 1962, they are Serbs who were under what is now RTVSLO.
Well it is a bit compicated, Vlado Kalember was born in North Macedonia (today) but is Croatian , Zdravko Colic was born in Bosnia (today) but is Serbian, and there are many such examples so it is not that easy to categorize them in separate groups. Not to mention someone who has a Croatian mother, Bosnian father and is born in Slovenia for example. Too difficult to separate. 😂They were all Yugoslavian before the separation and I think that it is what makes this compilation so beautiful. ❤️
We had so many great songs in the 60's and the 70's that were so underrated.
And many ok songs in the 80's that were so overrated
@@o-b-1 So they make up for the underrating in the 60's and 70's 🤩
Faves of mine:
1968: Jedan dan - Luci Kapurso & Hamo Hajdarhodžić
1973: Gori vatra - Zdravko Čolić
1983: Džuli - Danijel
1990: Hajde da ludujemo - Tajči
2004: Lane moje - Željko Joksimović
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from 11th place in Yugoslavia in 1986 to 4th place in Croatia in 1999, this is one of the most successful Eurovision artists to ever date
"Generacija '42" from 1974 is such a progressive masterpiece.
Unpopular opinion, but I like it a lot more than "Waterloo".
Well as a huge fan of ABBA ....I also loved Yugoslavia more in 1974 .
Also Netherlands which was my favourite of 74
i love both a whole lot. waterloo is my 1st place and moja generacija is my 4th place.
And then there's me who has "e depois do adeus" as the winner of 1974
@@beautifulflowersafterhours Don't get me wrong, I think "Waterloo" is a great song...just not one of ABBA's best. My 4th place of 1974.
And glad you appreciate Yugoslavia's entry. Personally, I think that is the best song my country has ever sent, I like it more than "Molitva" or "Lane Moje".
@@MustiiForTheWin
Your love for Portugal and Montenegro never dies...btw you should know that 1983 and 1984 from Yugoslavia are also Montenegrin songs...if you didn't know it already 😅
Damn before shit hit the fan politically they were really putting out some underrated bangers
Way songs so bright with pozitive hope,this days all songs opposite?
Yugoslavia inspired people ,
Separate contry never give the best songs,
Bravo for all the best Yugoslavian singers ....
The 80's were all ultimum hits, each one was phenomenal
My absolute standouts that I still listen to:
1968 (Jedan Dan)
1969 (Pozdrav Svijetu)
1972 (Muzika I Ti)
1973 (Gori Vatra)
1974 (Generacija '42)
1975 (Dan Ljubezni)
1981 (Lejla)
1983 (Džuli)
1986 (Željo Moja)
1987 (Ja Sam Za Ples)
1988 (Mangup)
1989 (Rock Me)
1990 (Hajde Da Ludujemo)
1991 (Brazil)
1992 (Ljubim Te Pesmama)
In Slovenia at wedings always play Dan ljubezni by Pepel in kri when bride and groom have their first dance.
Grandes cantores com vozes maravilhosas que merecem prestígio. A Iugoslavia com suas músicas lindas.
Dzuli♥️Ja sam za ples❤ Mangup♥️ Rock me♥️ Hajde da ludujemo♥️ Brazil♥️ Lane moje♥️
Jedan Dan(together with "Amar Pelos Dois" probably)are the most Disney non-disney songs ever
I'd also add "In A Moment Like This" to that group.
And Gravity from Zlata Ognevich
@@FabiS04 and tout de moi from Louise darly
My friend from Jacques Houdek too
@@BrynjarReynisson that gives me more modern Disney vibes but ye
I wonder if there's a song that gives Disney villain vibes
we were robbed 1976 , no wonder we skiped next five years , that entry was one of the best ever
Yes, that entry was magnificent. There's an interesting article written at the time about the judging standards and whether Yugoslavia should continue to send contestants (Reference 5 under Ambasadori's entry on Wikipedia).
Many beautiful songs.
In 2004 Serbia and Montenegro should win
Yes
Agree! Željko was my winner in both 2004 and 2012.
@@Quirino26 yas same
@@Quirino26 but 2012 for me is way better
Yes
Jedan Dan, Željo Moja, and Lane Moje are the best entries
My faves are Jedan dan (1968), Džuli (1983), Mangup (1988), Hajde Da Ludujemo (1990) and Lane Moje (2004)❤
Yugoslavia was so underrated and ignored in this competition and deserved to win a lot of times but not 1989 imo
MY DEAR YUGOSLAVIA!!!!!DEFINITIVNO NAJBOLJE GODINE SU:1986.ŽELJO MOJA,DORIS DRAGOVIĆ!!!!1973.GORI VATRA,ZDRAVKO ČOLIĆ!!!!1972.MUZIKA I TI,TEREZA KESOVIJA!!!!1968.JEDAN DAN!!!!1990.HDLON.TAJČI!!!!MY TOP 5:1986,1973,1972,1968,1990. 🇷🇸 I 🇲🇪=2004.LANE MOJE,ŽELJKO JOKSIMOVIĆ!!!!
My top of Serbia and Montenegro entries:
1. 2004
2. 2005
This is the longest top I have ever made!
Wait, no actually Morocco is the longest top I have ever made!!!
Yes Morocco was very hard to do!!
Heres my list for Morocco:
1. 1980
@@eurovisionguy Nah mine is 1980
For me
1. 2005
2. 2004
@@eurovisionguy it's 1980 it's awsome
@@eurovisionguy my ranking's definitely controversial but here goes:
1. 1980
Ne znam kako je Zdravko Čolić sa ovako dobro pesmom bio 15-o mesto ??!!!!
Tereza(the singer who sung "Muzika i ti") reminds me of Kaliopi 😭
Omg Yesss
SHE IS OLDER THAN KALIOPI LOL
@@slobodanjovanovic8770 I know but i knew Kaliopi longer plus i listen to Kaliopi more than her that's why i said so ☠️
It’s normal. Kaliopi said she learned to sing looking up to Tereza. There’s a concert in Skopje where she gave introduction speech to Tereza
She also sang for Monaco once
I grew up with Brazil and Hajde da ludujemo theyre such iconic songs
Jedan Dan, Halo Halo, Dzuli, Rock Me and Hajde Da Ludujemo are hands down some of the best ESC songs ever!
So you are both ustasa-fangirl and music hater? Wow. :(
1968, 1983 and 1990 the best yugoslavian entries ever!
All Croatian!
@@UrbanHack1 And braindead childrens' songs. But the two walk hand in hand.
I may be biased because my best friend singed that song on our school talent show, but... Brez besed is such an underrated masterpiece of a song and it's easily my favorite of all Yugoslavian songs that came to eurovision.
Hola Lucas como siempre gracias por tu videos. Las que me mas gustaron: 1983, 1989 ( nunca para ganar) ( la 2ª, 3ª 4ª 5ª 6ª) cualquiera de estas, 1992,
Sladjana Milosevic (may her soul rest in peace) and Dado Topic sang a beautiful ballad Princeza (Princess). It was in the year 1984 on Jugovizija (Yugoslav song contest for Eurovision). It is the most beautiful song ever made, in my opinion. It failed to win, but I think that if it had gone, it would have made a planetary success. I highly recommend people to hear it. That is the only Eurovision-made song from Yugoslavia that I admit as exceptional. I am not trying to say that others are bad, but Princeza is my number 1.
1961: I don't like this they really tried to be very Italian here
1962: such a lovely song and her voice is marvelous
1963: boring
1964: a beautiful song with beautiful lyrics!
1965: I like the instrumentation a lot but that's all I like about this
1966: an Eurovision classic which inspired another Eurovision classic
1967: a beautiful song
1968: a classic!!!!!
1969: boring
1970: a cute song
1971: your boy is sad?????? Lol what is this mess
1972: deserved better! She did great
1973: I LOVE this song except the nanana verse that didn't make sense
1974: it's ok
1975: a very strong entry
1976: I like this a lot!
1981: it's catchy but dull
1982: I really like this song! I understand why the Swedes gave it 12 points. The vocals are on points, the choreography is fun and it's catchy af
1983: a CLASSIC
1984: a good song!
1986: ahhh she was so young here! Beautiful ballad
1987: yes I wanna dance! Hee
1988: catchy!
1989: I understand why this won but I also understand why this is forgotten by many!
1990: this just gives me winner vibes!
1991: hahaha funny song
Nice comment...1976. is something special...beautifull lady
Yugoslavia was onlycommunist country in eurovision so i it was underated,my favorite is 1986 Zeljo Moja ,such beautiful ballad
1974, 1986, 1989, 1990 were great but my absolute favorites were Baby Doll in 1991 and Extra Nana 1992 - Super!!
My top 3:
1. Dzuli- Danijel (1983)
2. Ja sam za ples- Novi fosili (1988)
3. Hajde da ludujemo- Tajci (1990)
I po meni je ovo najbolji redosled.
@@saibabazemunac all from Croatia 😂
@@Ivana1991b
Pa ne bas. Milan Popović je iz Crne Gore. Tada je i nastupao na Jugoviziji kao predstavnik RTV Titograd. Svoje umetničko ime Danijel, kasnije, kada se preselio u Zagreb uzeo je i kao svoje osobno ime i promenio u zvaničnim državnim institucijama i dokumentima. Danijel Popoviću je otac Crnogorac koji se izjašnjavao kao Srbin iz Crne Gore, a majka mu je Belgijanka.
Eto. Al koliko je on iz Hrvatske, toliko je i Nikola Tesla iz Amerike.
Ko nije vise s nama 👼👼👼s vama Zivela naša Juga legende nase2023Nena Flórida 🙏🙏🙏🎶🎼to su bili dani veseli kvalitet a né kvantitet ❤2023🎸🎼🎶🎶🎼🎼
Vice Vukov has one of the songs they sing, such as "Brodovi", and "Čežnja". In 1964, there is no video because the video recorder was put from faraway place.
Zeljko Joksimovic did participate in Eurovision again. This time he represented Serbia in 2012 and he got 3rd place with 214 points with the song _Nije ljuvab stvar_ (_Love is not a thing_).
*SUMMARY*
2004 - Serbia and Montenegro 🇷🇸🇲🇪
Zeljko Joksimovic - _Lane moje_
1st in the Semifinal, 2nd in the Final
The nation lost to Ukraine, who was represented by Ruslana with her song _Wild Dances_ 🇺🇦
Points achieved: 263
2012 - Serbia 🇷🇸
Zeljko Joksimovic - _Nije ljubav stvar_
2nd in the Second Semifinal, 3rd in the Final
The nation got 3rd to Russia 🇷🇺, which was represented by the group Buranovskiye Babushki with their song _Party for Everybody_, and to Sweden 🇸🇪, represented by the winning entry Loreen with her song _Euphoria_.
The points achieved in the end were 214.
1991 is really underrated!
Bad timing, I guess
i love all of these, but 1971 and 1991 are my absolute favourites and are in my top 10 eurovision songs of all time
Can you please update winners of semi-fi nals, please
I feel like the entries that were selected but didn't get to the esc stage (1985, 2006) should've been on here, aswell as a note that 2004 and 2005 is Serbia & Montenegro, not Yugoslavia
My mom knows some of the songs, and she loves them
1972, 1989, 1990, 2004 & 2005 ❤️
1989 i can agree on
Yugoslavia is one of my most Favourite Countries in ESC, 1990 is my most Favourite ESC song ever! 🇳🇱❤️🇸🇮🇭🇷🇧🇦🇷🇸🇽🇰🇲🇪🇲🇰
If you realy like Yougoslavia don't put Kosovian Flage there its only a Autonomic teritory nothing else for us for the people
@@petarristovski8530 Let me guess, you're Serbian! 🇳🇱❤🇽🇰
@@Larssonnie06 nope roong Macedonian
@@petarristovski8530 you don't recognize Kosovo isn't?
@@Larssonnie06 not me as a human the govrment yes people no
Did they had 2 songs with the same title Lane Moja?
My favourite Yugoslav entry was rock me (riva) 1989
My favorite entries 1989 and 1976
Srbija i Željko Joksimovic su najbolji za sva vremena. ❤
You are putting two different countries in the same basket. Yugoslavia was composed of six republics, now independent states. And they all share the legacy. Serbia and Montenegro are a separate country.
Lane moje ♥️ i Zauvijek moja ♥️
Serbia & Montenegro had entries for 2003 & 2006 that never made it to Eurovision for different reasons.
Bravo.
1983 Daniel Popoviç Julie 👏🏻👏👏🏻❤️❤️❤️
From 1968, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2004 are the songs that I know and heard on the radios
Greetings from Liverpool. As an older fella of Eurovision I have to say Yugoslavia are my favourite country in Eurovision ❤ I almost love all their entries .
My favourite is 1971 .
I love Serbia and Montenegro 2004, 05 and their possible entry for 2006 .
No offence but the Serbian entries I am not a big fan of .
idk what you guys thinking but my fav. is 2005
1973 1974 and 1983
2005's band name is very creative
Ok,da se svi složimo da su Željko Joksimović i Riva,bili najbolji predstavnici bivše Jugoslavije na evroviziji.
Jugoslavija nije postojala kad je Zeljko pevao.
Lane Moje my winner
bangers
So many great Croatian entries and even a winner in '89
All the most superficial and with the least music talent entries are from that nazi-shithole.
So, Yugoslavia was a participant in Croatia in 1990. ??? 😆😆😆
Well yes the war started in late 1991
@@maxthepenguin69 Please tell me when Croatia won Eurovision and when it hosted as an independent country?
@@maxthepenguin69 You're wrong. Croatia did not exist as a country in 1990. It was still Yugoslavia in 1990. She was the host in 1990. not Croatia.
@@wolfman1236 thats what i am saying
@@crnogorskosrce5351 i did not say that Croatia won eurovision. Yugoslavia won it and croatia was a part of Yugoslavia at the time
Željko Joksimović vertrat Serbien und Montenegro 2004 mit diesem Lied,,lane moje,, und belegte den zweiten Platz.
Außerdem vertrat er Serbien 2012 mit dem Lied „Nije ljubav stvar“ und belegte den dritten Platz.
Er komponierte „Lejla“ für Bosnien und Herzegowina,
das im Finale des Eurovision Song Contest 2006 Dritter wurde,
„Oro“ für Serbien beim Eurovision Song Contest 2008
und „Adio“ für Montenegro beim Eurovision Song Contest 2015.
I hope they return to Eurovision
🇷🇸:1961, 1962, 1974, 1982, 1984, 1991, 1992, 2004
🇭🇷:1963, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990
🇧🇦:1964, 1973, 1976, 1981
🇸🇮:1966, 1967, 1970, 1975
🇲🇪:1983, 2005
🇲🇰:-
Meni je definitivno najbolja poslednja pesma “Tamo ljubavi” !! A posle nje Lane moje svakako.
Serbia and Montenegro And Yugoslavia Are The Same But With a Different Name (Yugoslavia Change Their Name To Serbia and Montenegro in 2003‚But Join The Contest The Following Year With Zeljko's Lane Moje)
The last Yugoslavian entrance was held in 1990.
1991.BEBI DOL(BRAZIL)🇮🇹AND FEDERAL REPULIC OF YUGOSLAVIA 1992.FIRST AND LAST TIME.(EXTRA NENA)🇸🇪.
LEPE USPOMENE IZ DOMOVINE JUGOSLAVIJE
2006?
Croatia had most of the songs in ex YU
Croatia for Yugoslavia:
1963.
1965.
1968.
1969.
1971.
1972.
1983.
1984.
1986.
1987.
1988.
1989. (Winner of ESC)
1990. (Ater this year as indenpendent country. Finally.)
13/25
More than half.
Yugoslavia was my winner 3 times, in 1983, 1987 and 1989.
On the other hand, Serbia & Montenegro never was my winner (2nd and 4th).
und für mich sind die allerbesten...lane moje,molitva und nije ljubav stvar..
1971 a killer ballad and ambasadori... loved that
When Morocco compilation??🤩🤩
Well that would contain a snippet of only one song, so it's hardly worth making a Morocco video at the moment. Morocco will need to come back next year and participate for at least the following five years to have enough clips to be worth making a video.
@@TumbleTower He actually did a Morocco video already for the hell of it
1965, 1976 and 1989 are my winners
Serbia And Mont.
2004: Lane Moje
2005: Zauvijek Moja
The best ones for 1988 and 1990
You actually forgot to do one..
Morocco: 1980-1980
Done: ruclips.net/video/-OtU3U1eh-U/видео.html
🤩
2005 deserved much more
Tereza what a voice ❤
Ozbiljna Zemlja bila i Lepa ❤❤
No mean to Lucas but the picture of sabahudin 1964 is creepy.
Fun fact. When Yugoslavia desided to rock, things got better.
Gg yugoslavia
RIP Yugoslavia (1918-2006)
Good from Serbia
It ends in 1990
The guy at 2:15 looks like if he was close to a heart attack o.o
Od 1961.do 1990. je bilo 13 izvođača iz Hrvatske..Ostalih 11 su bili iz Srbije, Slovenije i Bosne i Hercegovine i Danijel iz Crne Gore, no ni jedan iz Makedonije.
13 Hrvatska
4 Srbija
4 Slovenija
4 BiH
I Danijel Popovic iz Crne Gore.uako je od 83 glazbenu karijeru nastavio u Zagrebu i tamo zivio
1987-1990 je Jugoslavija bila dobra po mjestima.
Vice Vukov...
1990 ZADAR JUGOSLAVIJA A NE CROATIA
1991 Yugoslavia
1 point 💀
Didn't they already have a song selected for 2006, before they decided not to compete?
1990 song has been made by a Cypriot in a most Pop style
Croatia for Yugoslavia:
1963.
1965.
1968.
1969.
1971.
1972.
1983.
1984.
1986.
1987.
1988.
1989. (Winner of ESC)
1990. (Ater this year as indenpendent country. Finally.)
13/25
More than half.
Until 1990.:
13 Croatia
4 Slovenia
4 Serbia
4 Bosnia and Herzegovina