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Serbia enters final of Eurovision Song Contest
Belgrade/Dusseldorf,
11 May 2011
Representative of Serbia Nina Radojicic qualified last night, at the first semi-final for Eurovision Song Contest, for the final of this competition which will be held on 14 May.
Nina was the sixth performer and sang the song “Caroban“. (Magical)
Out of 19 contestants of this night’s semi-final, the best 10 chosen by audience and the jury will enter the final, which will be held on 14 May.
In addition to Serbia, the finalists are Lithuania, Greece, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Switzerland, Hungary, Finland, Russia and Ireland. Apart from the “grand five“ which are Great Britain, Spain, France, Italy and Germany and the finalists who have been chosen tonight, Nina will compete with winners of the second semi-final of the 56th Eurovision Song Contest which will be held on 12 May.
Out of 19 contestants of this night’s semi-final, the best 10 chosen by audience and the jury will enter the final, which will be held on 14 May.
In addition to Serbia, the finalists are Lithuania, Greece, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Switzerland, Hungary, Finland, Russia and Ireland. Apart from the “grand five“ which are Great Britain, Spain, France, Italy and Germany and the finalists who have been chosen tonight, Nina will compete with winners of the second semi-final of the 56th Eurovision Song Contest which will be held on 12 May.
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