Category: Montenegro

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro’s Eurovision 2027 participation is uncertain after Tamara Živković’s poor result, with RTCG yet to confirm its plans. Montenegro's disappointing result at Tamara Živković's Eurovision 2026 campaign, where she finished 13th in her semi-final, has raised alarm among Eurovision fans. Montenegro, a small Balkan country with limited resources, has a tendency to withdraw from the contest after a run of poor results. In previous years, Montenegro confirmed its participation as early as mid-August, leaving fans increasingly concerned and fueling speculation about a possible withdrawal from Eurovision 2027 in Burgas. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Head of Delegation: “Patience Please” Already last year, the Montenegrin delegation considered withdrawing from Eurovision 2026 in Vienna following the poor result achieved by Nina Žižić. Despite significant pressure from government and industry figures, RTCG ultimately continued participating in the contest. Tamara's disappointing result, following an entry that was expected to appeal more strongly to European audiences, has renewed concerns about frustration...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro's Tamara Živković discusses in an interview for EuroMix about her Eurovision 2026 rehearsals, her stance on betting odds, and fulfilling a lifelong dream on the big stage. Tamara Živković, the Montenegrin representative for Eurovision 2026, has completed her first two rehearsals on the Eurovision stage. Set to perform as song number 8 in the first semi-final, the singer shared her thoughts on the intense preparation process and the surreal experience of finally reaching the contest. Watch the full interview here: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Reflecting on her initial time on stage, Tamara Živković noted the progression between her sessions: “It has been amazing; we were so excited to step on that stage finally. Me and my girls were like, ‘Okay, now it’s our time.’ The first rehearsal , it’s not easy; it was hard to think about all the things. On the second one, it was better because we already caught up with the things we needed to...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro’s Eurovision 2026 representative, Tamara Živković, held her second rehearsal in Vienna with the song "Nova Zora". Stay tuned for all updates from Austria. The Eurovision 2026 stage in Vienna, Austria, was painted again in burning black and red, as the Montenegrin singer Tamara Zivkovic revealed a performance bordering on dark and shaking ritualism that caught everyone off guard. Zivkovic came to take over the viewers' consciousness through a visual spectacle unlike anything seen before on the contest stage. This is a bold artistic statement that calls into question everything we thought about the balance of power in the first semi-final. Watch Montenegro's second rehearsal: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Montenegro's Second Rehearsal: More Details In the revealed video footage, the camera is initially seen at a distance, slowly zooming in on Zivkovic and her four dancers who surround her. They hold hands and circle her while the singer looks up toward the camera's position. Zivkovic is dressed in a...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro’s Eurovision 2026 representative, Tamara Živković, held her first rehearsal in Vienna with the song "Nova Zora." Stay tuned for all updates from Austria. The Eurovision 2026 stage in Vienna, Austria, was painted in burning black and red this evening as Montenegro and the Montenegrin singer Tamara Zivkovic revealed a performance bordering on a dark and jarring ritual that caught everyone off guard. Tamara did not arrive in Austria just to sing; she came to take over the audience's consciousness through a visual spectacle unseen before on the contest stage. This is a bold artistic statement that questions everything previously assumed about the balance of power in the first semi-final. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Montenegro's First Rehearsal: More Details Tamara took to her first rehearsal dressed in a corset studded with black gemstones and a dramatic ruff collar, creating a look reminiscent of a mythological figure from another world. The blackened makeup and dark lipstick gave her a menacing...

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro at Eurovision 2026: Tamara Živković discusses her empowering song her journey and - her odds to qualify for the final Tamara Živković, representing Montenegro at Eurovision 2026, is currently at the height of her preparations for the contest taking place in May. In just a week and a half, the singer will step onto the stage for the first time to begin rehearsals. After modifying her song for the competition, EuroMix conducted a brief interview with the artist to discuss the message behind the entry and her most successful experience so far. Watch the full interview: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); During the interview, Živković explained the underlying message of her song: "Boris Subotić wrote the lyrics and the music, and he was actually inspired by my journey to become myself. The song is basically about a woman who makes a change within herself and experiences a kind of rebirth. She finally opens up, breaks all the chains that...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro at Eurovision 2026: A month before Vienna rehearsals, Tamara Živković has shared initial staging details and an English promo version, though she will perform in her native language. Is she the contest's next "dark horse"? Montenegro’s representative for Eurovision 2026, Tamara Živković, provides a first glimpse of what to expect on the magnificent Eurovision stage in Vienna, Austria. With only one month left until the start of official rehearsals, Tamara confirmed in an interview that no dramatic revolutions are expected in the staging of the song "Nova Zora". The staging is expected to be similar to the national final but will be adapted for the big stage. The song will participate in the second half of the first semi-final of Eurovision 2026, which will take place on May 12th in Vienna, Austria. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Similar Staging to the National Final – with Added Dancers  Tamara revealed that the staging concept seen at...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro unveils the Eurovision revamp of “Nova Zora” by Tamara Živković, with a powerful feminist message and upgraded production for Vienna 2026. The revamped version of Montenegro’s Eurovision entry, “Nova Zora” (in English: “New Dawn”), has been released. The song will be performed by Tamara Živković, who has been selected to represent Montenegro in the second half of the first semi‑final of Eurovision 2026 on 12 May in Vienna, Austria. At present, Montenegro is ranked 35th and last in the betting odds. Listen to Montenegro’s Eurovision revamp of “Nova Zora”: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Symbolic release on International Women’s Day The Montenegrin national broadcaster (RTCG) unveiled the final Eurovision revamp and official music video today, 8 March, coinciding with International Women’s Day. In an interview with the broadcaster, Živković explained that the timing was planned in advance to underline the song’s core message: respect, female empowerment and personal liberation. This message receives particularly powerful visual expression in the official video. Throughout the clip, Tamara and...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Montenegrin national broadcaster announced it will reveal the Eurovision version of "Nova Zora" by Tamara Živković on March 8th The Montenegrin national broadcaster, RTCG, has announced that the final version and the official music video for the Montenegrin representative for Eurovision 2026, Tamara Živković, will be unveiled on International Women's Day tomorrow, Sunday, March 8th. This follows her recent statement where she affirmed: "I will perform my song 'Nova Zora' in Montenegrin without any changes to the song's language". The revamped track will be released on this date across various streaming platforms, including the official Eurovision YouTube channel, at 2pm CET. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A Coincidence? In an interview with the Montenegrin national broadcaster RTCG, she shared: "The release of the music video and the final version of my Eurovision song on International Women's Day was planned in advance to further emphasize and strengthen the song's message, which speaks of respect and...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montenegro at Eurovision 2026: Tamara Živković has confirmed she will perform “Nova Zora” entirely in Montenegrin, with no linguistic changes planned. In recent hours, Montenegro’s representative at Eurovision 2026, Tamara Živković, revealed in an interview with the Montenegrin channel “CdM” that she will perform her song "Nova Zora" (in English: “New Dawn”) in Montenegrin, with no intention of altering the song’s language. Additionally, Živković explained what inspired her to take part in Eurovision: “I don’t exactly remember when I first watched the Eurovision Song Contest, but I know that at that moment the desire to reach the competition was born. From the first time I watched the contest, I felt that one day I would want to stand on that stage”. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Later in the interview, the singer addressed claims that her national selection victory was manipulated and that the public had not genuinely chosen her: “I don’t like dealing with negative things....

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montesong scandal in Montenegro: Krstinja Todorović attacks judge Nina Žižić after Tamara Živković’s win. Organizers condemn contestants’ conduct amid festival chaos. It seemed Montenegro had peacefully chosen its representative for Eurovision 2026, Tamara Živković, during a festive and uneventful evening. But the real drama began once the cameras stopped rolling. Krstinja Todorović, who placed fourth in the national final “Montesong”, launched a harsh and personal online attack against head juror and former Montenegrin representative Nina Žižić. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); “How are you not ashamed?” Todorić’s outrage erupted after discovering that Žižić, as the head of the jury, had awarded her just four points for her performance of “Oli Oli.” On Instagram, the disappointed singer posted a passionate series of stories attacking Nina’s professional and personal credibility. “I would like to ask Mrs. Žižić – that was her name, right? – what criteria she used to distribute her points,” Todorović wrote angrily. She went on to mock Nina’s previous Eurovision performance in Basel: “Considering...