Beovizija 2004

The second Beovizija ( Serbian Cyrillic Беовизија ) was held on 20 February 2004 at the Sava Centar in the Serbian capital Belgrade. She served as Serbian semi-finals for the Evropesma 2004, which in turn was the preliminary Serbia and Montenegro to Euro Vision Song Contest 2004. It was attended by 25 posts, it won the group negatives with the song Zbunjena.

System

The Euro Vision Song Contest 2004 marked the first participation of Serbia and Montenegro since 1992. Both transmitter, the Serbian Broadcasting Corporation ( RTS ) and his Montenegrin counterpart ( RTCG ), decided to conduct a joint preliminary decision. Each broadcaster sent four songs, plus, 16 additional posts that have been searched internally nationwide. While RTCG opted for an internal selection, RTS used the Beovizija for preselection, which was held for the second time in 2004.

The system remained basically the same as last year and was also adopted by the Evropesma. Nine juries awarded points from one to ten, with ten being the highest possible value. However, the ninth jury was the result of a phone vote.

Final

The color stored songs have qualified for the Evropesma. The winner is highlighted in yellow.

Evropesma

In the finale of Evropesma that already on the following day (21 February 2004) took place, none of the qualifiers from the Beovizija prevailed. The group reached Negative ( Zbunjena ) the fourth, Leon Tina ( Zamisli ) twelfth grade and thus even in the first half of the table. Nataša Kojić with Oko Plavo received only one point, reaching the penultimate place, Boris Rezak ( zauvijek ) went without points as the last finish.

By Željko Joksimović ( Lane moje ) but still won a Serbian candidate; he was one of the candidates previously selected internally. When Euro Vision Song Contest 2004, he reached the second place.

Preliminary decision to Euro Vision Song Contest
Serbia in the Euro Vision Song Contest
Music Competition 2004

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