Watch: Tonight at 21:00 CET, the grand final of “Pesma za Evroviziju ’26” takes place. At the end of which the Serbian entry for Eurovision 2026 to be held in Vienna, Austria, will be chosen. Link to watch the live broadcast – Below!
Tonight at 21:00 CET, the grand final of “Pesma Za Evroviziju ’26” will take place, at the end of which Serbia’s entry for Eurovision 2026 will be chosen. 14 artists will compete tonight for the right to represent Serbia in Vienna, Austria. The results will be determined by a public vote (50%) and a jury vote (50%). The final will be held at the RTS Košutnjak, Studio 8 national broadcaster studios in Belgrade, hosted by Dragana Kosjerina, Kristina Radenković and Stefan Popović.
The grand final will begin at 21:00 and continue until 00:30 CET.
Watch the grand final of “Pesma Za Euroviziju ’26” here!
Who to Watch Tonight?
According to the results of our poll, you, the readers, chose the singer Zejna as your favorite artist to represent Serbia at Eurovision 2026, with the song “Jugoslavija”. The singer won the poll by a landslide with 50% of all votes cast by our readers. In second place, with 16.67% of the votes, came the singer Zona with the song “Čairi” (in English: “Meadow”). In third place finished the band Lavina with the song “Kraj mene” (in English: “Next to Me”), with 11.11% of the votes.
The EuroMix editorial team, which listened to all the songs, agreed with the readers’ choice. The site’s editorial team ranked singer Zejna in first place with 97 points, matching our readers, who also chose her as the overall winner. In second place, the editors ranked singer Zona with 94 points, who also finished second in the poll. In third place, however, they ranked singer Mirna with the song “OMAJA” (in English: “Magic”), who received 73 points and placed only tenth in the readers’ poll. To view the full ranking of the EuroMix editorial team, click here.
Streaming Platforms Data:
On Spotify, too, the listening figures show that Zejna enjoys by far the highest popularity on the app, with around 130,000 streams. In second place is singer Zona, with around 82,000 streams, while in third place is the group Harem girls & Ivana with the song “Bom Bom”, which has accumulated around 63,000 streams.
On YouTube, Zejna again holds a significant lead over the other entries, with around 421,000 views. In second place is singer Zona, with around 263,000 views, while in third place is the group Harem girls & Ivana with around 242,000 views.
“Pesma Za Evroviziju ’26”: Running Order
- Brat Pelin – “Fräulein“
- Lores – “Unseen“
- Jack Lupino – “Adrenalin“
- Ana Mašulović – “Zavoli me“
- Harem Girls & Ivana – “Bom Bom“
- Iva Grujin – “Otkrivam sebe“
- Kosmos trip – “Sve je u redu“
- Zejna – “Jugoslavija“
- Geminni – “Metar sreće“
- LU-KA – “Veruj“
- Lavina – “Kraj mene“
- YANX – “Srušio si sve“
- Zona – “Čairi“
- Mirna Radulović – “OMAJA“
Click on the song title to listen!
Among The Contestants – Several Familiar Names:
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Mirna Radulović – represented Serbia at Eurovision 2013 as part of the group Moje 3 with the song “Ljubav je svuda” (in English: “Love is All Around”) and finished 11th in the first semi-final.
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Zejna – returning and beloved contestant who participated in “Pesma Za Euroviziju ’22” with the song “Nema te” (in English: “You are not there”) finishing 14th, in 2023 with the song “Rumba” finishing 7th, and in 2024 with the song “Najbolja” (in English: “The best”) finishing 5th.
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YANX also known by her name Saška Janković – veteran participant who finished 2nd in “Beovizja 2018” with the song “Pesma za tebe” (in English: “A Song for you”), 3rd in 2013 with the song “Duga u tvojim očima” (in English: “Rainbow in your eyes”) and in 2019 with the song “Da li čuješ moj glas?” (in English: “Do you hear my voice?”). In “Beovizja 2009” she reached 10th place with the song “Nauči me” (in English: “Teach me”). She competed in “Pesma Za Evroviziju ’24” under the stage name YANX with the song “Kolo” (in English: “Voice” / “Circle dance”) but failed to qualify for the final. At Eurovision she participated as a backing singer for Serbia’s representatives Milan Stankovic, in 2010 with the song “Ovo je Balkan” (in English: “This is the Balkans”, 13th place), Nina, in 2011 with the song “Čaroban” (in English: “Magical”, 14th place), and Bojana Stamenov, in 2015 with the song “Beauty Never Lies” (10th place).
- Harem Girls – competed in last year’s Pesma Za Evroviziju with the song “Aladin”, with which they reached 2nd place.
“Pesma Za Euroviziju ’26”: Key Dates
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First Semi-Final – Tuesday, February 24th, 2026. -
Second Semi-Final – Thursday, February 26th, 2026. -
Grand Final – Saturday, February 28th, 2026.
Serbia at Eurovision 2025
“Mila” is the title of the song performed by Serbian singer Princ, who represented Serbia at the Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland, finishing 14th in the second semi-final with 28 points. The song was written by Dušan Bačić. This marks his first foray into the Eurovision contest. The song is performed in Serbian.
The song deals with feelings of intense love and the accompanying pain, with the lyrics describing feelings of longing, shared memories, and a deep connection that persists despite difficulties and distances.
Eurovision 2026: This will be Serbia’s 18th participation in Eurovision. Serbia joined the contest in 2007 and achieved its best result in the same year when singer Marija Šerifović won first place with the song “Molitva”.
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