Part nine: Our special article series continues, and it’s better than ever! Who should represent Montenegro, Ukraine, and Serbia at Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria? Check our choices.

Preparations for Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria are officially underway, and the list of participating countries is already taking shape. While everyone awaits the official announcements regarding each nation’s representatives, we decided to look ahead and reveal the artists who must compete in the upcoming contest. This time, we reveal the acts who should represent Montenegro, Ukraine, and Serbia on the Eurovision stage. Here is the list of artists for whom the Eurovision Song Contest is the ultimate platform for exposure.

 

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Who Should Represent Montenegro at Eurovision 2027?

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Teodora Šćepanović:

Teodora Šćepanović is a rising singer-songwriter in the Montenegrin and Balkan music scene, bringing emotional depth and captivating charisma. She has begun establishing her position in the local industry thanks to mesmerizing performances that effortlessly transition between touching ballads and Balkan hits. Šćepanović has recently become one of the most intriguing breakout promises to emerge from Montenegro in recent years.

Her major breakthrough came when she participated in the musical reality show “IDJShow,” where she won over the hearts of the judges and local audience. Since the show’s conclusion, Teodora has leveraged her success into a series of hit singles, led by the smash hit “Mokra Bluza.” The combination of her rich stage experience gained on the show, phenomenal vocal abilities, and hypnotic charisma makes Teodora Šćepanović the perfect candidate to return Montenegro to the contest’s grand final and perhaps even deliver its best result in the competition yet.

Majda Božović:

Majda Božović is a Montenegrin singer-songwriter with a deep, warm, and uniquely moving voice. Božović began establishing her standing in the local scene through her successful performances at the acclaimed music festival “Biser Jadrana,” which made her one of the most intriguing upcoming talents in the regional industry.

The peak event in her career and her big breakthrough among Eurovision fans came when she participated in the Montenegrin national selection, “Montesong.” On the national selection stage, she performed the song “Ipak smo ljudi,” delivering an impressive stage presence, exceptional vocals, and the ability to convey powerful, emotional lyrics in an authentic and touching manner. Majda Božović’s warm voice, live precision, and poignant delivery could potentially bring Montenegro great success in the coveted competition.

Đina Konatar:

Đina Konatar is a promising young Montenegrin singer-songwriter representing the new and popular wave of modern Balkan music. Her major breakthrough came when she participated in the show “IDJShow,” where she captivated the audience and judges thanks to an electric stage presence and exceptionally impressive vocal abilities. Throughout the show, Konatar demonstrated extraordinary versatility by successfully handling diverse musical styles, ranging from moving ballads to party tracks.

Since the show’s conclusion, Konatar has leveraged her momentum to become one of the most talked-about young artists in Montenegro, releasing her hit single “Vitamin,” which achieved great success on the charts and social media platforms. The combination of Đina Konatar’s sweeping charisma, versatility, and modern style gives Montenegro great potential for an impressive achievement at Eurovision should she represent her country.

Lara Baltić:

Lara Baltić is a promising young Montenegrin singer and performer who brings a rare combination of singing talent, phenomenal dance skills, and endless energy. Her significant breakthrough came when she won first place in the acclaimed regional music competition “Ritam Evrope.” As part of the contest, she performed the Spanish Eurovision hit “SloMo,” stunning the judges and audience with her ability to execute demanding, complex live choreography without missing a single vocal note.

She made her leap to the general public when she competed in the Montenegrin national selection for Eurovision 2026 with the uptempo track “Rhythm Boy.” On stage, Baltić proved that she is not only a talented singer but an outstanding performer ready for Europe’s biggest stages, all while maintaining vocal precision and an addictive presence. Lara Baltić’s hypnotic dance ability, vocal accuracy under physical strain, and captivating charisma make her the complete package that could light up the arena and bring Montenegro a tremendous achievement at Eurovision.

 

Who Should Represent Ukraine at Eurovision 2027?

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MOLODI:

MOLODI is a Ukrainian indie-pop and pop-rock duo consisting of Kyrylo Rohovyi and Ivan Stepanishchev, two musicians originating from the city of Mariupol, Ukraine. The pair began their shared journey out of a passion for creating raw, emotional music that combines modern production with powerful vocal harmonies. Their ability to translate feelings of longing, hope, and resilience into catchy songs has made them one of the most respected and promising acts in Ukrainian music.

Their musical journey reached a key milestone through their bids to represent Ukraine on the Eurovision stage in 2025 and 2026. In 2025, they made their debut in the national selection “Vidbir” with the moving song “My Sea,” which earned them second place. The following year, they returned to the Vidbir stage with “Legends,” finishing in eighth place. The rare chemistry between the duo’s members and the precise blend of raw emotion and catchy songwriting give MOLODI immense potential to represent Ukraine with pride and deliver an impressive performance at Eurovision.

TAYANNA:

TAYANNA is a leading Ukrainian singer, songwriter, and composer, considered one of the most powerful and impressive voices in the Ukrainian music scene. She began her professional path as a member of the girl group “Hot Chocolate” (Горячий Шоколад) between 2008 and 2011. She subsequently broke out as a solo artist when she finished as runner-up on “The Voice Ukraine.” Over the years, she has established her position thanks to incredible vocal abilities, dramatic delivery, and a rich repertoire combining touching ballads with sweeping, uptempo pop productions.

TAYANNA’s name is well-known to Eurovision fans following her participation in the Ukrainian national selection, where she delivered two masterclass performances that achieved iconic status among fans of the contest. In 2017, she came within a hair’s breadth of reaching Eurovision when she finished second with the song “I Love You,” despite being quite ill when performing the song in the national selection. A year later, in 2018, she once again captured second place with the sweeping, uptempo track “Lelya.” TAYANNA’s rich stage experience, phenomenal vocal range, and captivating charisma render her a fully prepared artist capable of delivering a breathtaking performance and bringing Ukraine a stellar result at Eurovision.

The Hardkiss:

The Hardkiss is one of the most successful and beloved alternative rock bands in Ukraine. The band was formed in 2011 by lead vocalist and songwriter Julia Sanina alongside guitarist and producer Valeriy Bebko. The group is characterized by its edgy style, captivating theatricality, and powerful vocal performances. Over the years, the band has released a string of hits, topped the charts in Ukraine, and won numerous prestigious music awards.

Many may not remember, but the band previously attempted to represent Ukraine at Eurovision when they competed in 2016 in the national selection with the song “Helpless,” finishing in the final tied with Jamala, who ultimately won the national selection thanks to the public televote tiebreaker. Jamala subsequently represented Ukraine at Eurovision 2016 and secured the country’s second victory in history with the song “1944.” The massive production values, rich stage experience, and hypnotic presence of The Hardkiss make them a perfect and versatile choice for Ukraine for Eurovision 2027.

MON FIA:

Sofiia Fyna, performing under the stage name MON FIA, is a promising young Ukrainian singer-songwriter who brings a unique and enchanting electro-pop sound. MON FIA stands out in the music scene thanks to a fusion of contemporary electronic beats, deeply personal lyrics, and a hypnotic, emotion-filled vocal tone. In recent years, she has become one of the most intriguing and high-quality upcoming talents in the new generation of Ukrainian music.

Her exposure to Eurovision fans came through her participations in the Ukrainian national selection. She first drew significant attention in 2025 with the song “Dive Inside,” and consolidated her standing in 2026 with the song “Do You Hear Me?“, which showcased her artistic and vocal capabilities. The clear musical identity, modern production, and magical atmosphere MON FIA brings give Ukraine the potential for fresh, contemporary pop that could stand out and deliver a mesmerizing performance at Eurovision.


Who Should Represent Serbia at Eurovision 2027?

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Pirueta:

Pirueta, the stage name of Serbian singer-songwriter Anastasia Okolišan, is emerging as one of the most intriguing breakout talents in the Balkan pop scene. The singer broke into the public eye through prominent talent shows in Serbia, most notably “IDJShow,” where she captured the stage with a sweeping presence and a powerful voice.

With standout tracks like “Nek Boli,” Pirueta succeeds in creating a unique musical imprint that fuses modern production with ethnic elements. Her hypnotic presence and broad vocal range make her a promising artist who could deliver a breathtaking performance and bring Serbia an outstanding result at Eurovision.

Zorja:

Zorja, the stage name of Serbian singer-songwriter Zorja Pajić, stands out as one of the most impressive and unique voices in the Balkan music scene. She hypnotically fuses local ethnic elements with modern, contemporary music, creating a deep artistic identity that distinguishes her across the industry.

Zorja is one of the most beloved singers in Serbia as well as among Eurovision fans, thanks to her participations in the Serbian national selection. She made her debut in 2022 with her self-titled track “Zorja,” delivering a breathtaking performance that earned her third place. She later returned in 2024 with the chilling ballad “Lik u ogledalu,” which once again secured her third place.

Although Zorja has yet to reach Eurovision as a performer, she played a major role in the contest last year as one of the songwriters behind “Andromeda” by Lelek, the entry that represented Croatia at Eurovision 2026 and returned them to the grand final. Zorja’s meticulous musical production, rich stage experience, and phenomenal vocal range render her a fully prepared artist capable of delivering an astounding performance unlike anything ever seen at Eurovision.

Bojana & David:

Bojana & David, the Serbian pop duo consisting of Bojana Radovanović and David Radosavljević, are considered one of the most prominent and intriguing acts in the local music scene. The two began their musical journeys separately in youth singing competitions, with Bojana even representing Serbia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2018 with the song “Svet,” which finished in 19th place.

The duo established their status in Serbia through standout participations in the Serbian national selection for Eurovision, where they performed upbeat hits such as “No No No” and “Šesto čulo.” The rare chemistry between the duo’s members and their explosive energy give Bojana & David immense potential to represent Serbia with pride and deliver an impressive performance at Eurovision.

Valentinna:

Valentinna, the stage name of Serbian singer Valentina Nikolić, is one of the most intriguing artists in the contemporary Balkan pop scene. Her breakthrough on the talent show “IDJShow” revealed a singer with a unique stage presence, precise vocal delivery, and a musical style that blends modern pop with rhythmic, dramatic, fresh production.

Throughout her journey, Valentinna has built a distinct artistic identity through standout singles and her ability to bring charisma, sweeping energy, and emotion to the stage. The clear musical identity, modern production, and magical atmosphere Valentinna brings give Serbia the potential for fresh, contemporary pop that could stand out and deliver a mesmerizing performance at Eurovision.

 

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If you made it this far, you are more than welcome to continue following our weekly article series on the site. This is a great opportunity to be exposed to new music and artists from all over Europe, and who knows, maybe we will get to see one of these artists on the coveted contest stage in Bulgaria! Are there other artists who should represent Montenegro, Ukraine, and Serbia in your opinion? Let us know in the comments!

In the next article, we will focus on the next three countries: Belgium, Georgia, and Croatia.

 

Adiel Shtainmetz

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A Eurovision Editor, Writer, and Content Creator with deep expertise in the modern era of the Eurovision Song Contest.

He has been following the contest closely since 2019 and watching every national final since 2020. Following Eurovision 2025, Adiel decided to make Eurovision a major part of his life and joined the Euromix team. Since then, he has been serving as a full-time writer and editor for the site. He will be traveling with the rest of the team to Eurovision 2027 to cover the event on-site with professional and engaging updates.

Adiel’s extensive knowledge and familiarity with Eurovision shine through in every article, ensuring content that is both expert and up to date. An avid follower of song reveals and national selection shows, his love for the contest also sparked a passion for discovering new languages and cultures. In his writing, he puts a strong emphasis on insightful commentary and diverse perspectives.