🇭🇷 Croatia: 2nd semifinal of DORA

Tonight, the second of two semifinals of DORA will be held. Since 1993, when Croatia first took part, DORA is the national final. In tonight’s semifinal, 12 songs will compete, 8 of which will go to the final, Sunday. The show will start at 20:15 CET and you can watch it here and on YouTube.

These are the twelve competing songs:

  1. Lu Dedić sings “Plavi leptir”
  2. James Night sings “Nebo plače”
  3. Lara Demarin sings “Ne vjerujem ti”
  4. Alen Đuras sings “A tamburitza lullaby”
  5. The Splitters sing “Od kad te sanjam”
  6. Boris Štok sings “Can we talk”
  7. Baby Lasagna sings “Rim tim tagi dim”
  8. E.T. sings “Pametnom dosta”
  9. Vatra sings “Slatke suze, gorka ljubav”
  10. Damir Kedžo sings “Voljena ženo”
  11. Natalie Balmix sings “Dijamanti”
  12. Marcela sings “Gasoline”

 

The Splitters were 4th last year.
Boris Štok was 13th in 2023.
Damir Kedžo took part in the heats in 2011. He was supposed to represent Croatia with “Divlji vjetre” in 2020, but the show was canceled due to COVID19. Last year he became 5th.

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