It has been unveiled that the country’s entry for Junior Eurovision 2025 will be the song “I tužna i srećna priča” performed by 13-year-old Asja Džogović.
Who is Asja Džogović?
Asja, an eighth grader from Bijelo Polje, has already made a name for herself by winning multiple music awards at both local and regional children’s festivals. In addition to her vocal skills, she paints and plays volleyball, but it’s her passion for music that continues to shine. Asja told RTCG:
“I am looking forward to representing my country, Montenegro, at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Georgia. I am proud, but at the same time, I feel a great responsibility. I will do my best to present my country in the best possible way, as I have done so far. I believe in myself, my authors, and I am sure that I will continue the series of successes that I have achieved at prestigious festivals in the region. This is another great challenge for me, the biggest one so far, but I believe that we will achieve significant success in Georgia as well.”
The track was composed by Danijel Alibabić (who competed for Serbia and Montenegro in Eurovision 2005 with the group No Name), with lyrics written by Natalija Pavićević and arrangement by Dejan Božović.
Montenegro’s Junior Eurovision journey
Montenegro first took part in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2005 as part of Serbia and Montenegro, when Montenegrin child singer Filip Vučić sang his song “Ljubav pa fudbal” in Hasselt. At the close of voting, the country finished in 16th place, earning 23 points. Montenegro would not join the Contest as an independent nation until 2014. Their first participation came from the duo Maša Vujadinović & Lejla Vulić singing “Budi dijete na jedan dan”, which finished in 14th place.
Montenegro last took part in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2015, when Jana Mirković performed her song “Oluja” in Sofia. At the close of voting, Montenegro finished 13th in a field of 17, earning 36 points.
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