🇭🇷 Croatia selects their entry

Croatia selects their entry tonight. After two semifinals, the final of DORA will be held. Out of 16 songs, the Croatians will select a follow up for Baby Lasagna. Televote will decide half of the points, a Croatian jury a quarter and an international jury also a quarter.

The show starts at 20:15 CET and you can watch it on YouTube. These are the contestants:

nr. Artist Title  
1 EoT Bye Bye Bye
2 Natalli Domi si srcu mom
3 IVXN Monopol
4 Filomena Strong
5 Fenksta Extra
6 Laurakojapjeva NPC
7 Nipplepeople Znak
8 Ogenj Daj, daj
9 Petar Brkljačić Kraj
10 Matt Shaft Welcome to the Circus
11 Marko Škugor Šta da Boga molim ja
12 Magazin AaAaA
13 Marko Bošnjak Poison Cake
14 Marko Tolja Through the Dark
15 Lelek The Soul of my Soul
16 Luka Nižetić Južina

 

Maja and Boris Kolarić, members of EoT, took part in 2019 with the band Manntra and reached a 4th place.
Marko Škugor
 was a member of Klapa S Mora, who represented Croatia in the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Mižerja”.
Magazin competed in DORA 1995 (winner!), 1997 (7th), 1998 (6th), 1999 (5th), 2005 (2nd) and 2006 (8th). Along with Lidija, they represented Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1995 with “Nostalgija”. Their current singer Lorena Bućan took part in DORA 2019 (2nd) and 2020 (5th) as a solo singer.
Marko Bošnjak
was the runner up in DORA 2022.
Marko Tolja
 participated in DORA 2007 (12th) and 2009 (semifinal).
Luka Nižetić
 competed in DORA 2003 (20th), 2005 (6th), 2007 (11th) and 2019 (3rd).



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