🇲🇪 Tamara Živković preparing revamp of “Nova Zora”

Montenegro’s Eurovision 2026 representative, Tamara Živković, has confirmed that her entry “Nova Zora” will undergo changes ahead of the Contest in Vienna.

Minor Language Change Confirmed

In a recent social media update, both Živković and broadcaster RTCG revealed that they are currently working on a revamped version of the song that won Montesong 2025, Montenegro’s national selection held last December.

According to the singer, the revamped version will remain largely in Montenegrin, but will include a short line in English. The core concept of the performance is expected to stay the same as seen during Montesong, with Tamara joined on stage by dancers. Živković also stated that she carefully considered feedback from fans on social media before deciding on the adjustments.

A new version of the track, alongside an official music video, is expected to be released soon.

Montenegro’s Eurovision Journey

Before Montenegro announced its return to the Eurovision Song Contest for 2025, they had a scattered appearance at the competition. There has been a Montenegrin presence at the Eurovision Song Contest as far back as 1983, when the nation was a part of Yugoslavia. Montenegrin entries went on to represent Yugoslavia in 1983 and 1984, placing 4th and 18th respectively. Similarly, the nation also sent an entry as part of Serbia and Montenegro in 2005, placing 7th with No Name’s “Zauvijek moja”.

Montenegro returned to the Contest in 2025 with Nina Žižić returning to the competition after 12 years. Singing “Dobrodošli”, Montenegro competed in the second semi-final. However, their return did not see a return to the final, with Montenegro finishing last in the semi-final with just 12 points.

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Source: RTCG

Photo credit: RTCG


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