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Ana Soklič represents Slovenia

Ana Soklič is going to represent Slovenia. An expert jury chose two songs out of the twelve presented: “Voda”, sung by Ana Soklič and “Man like U”, sung by Lina Kuduzović. The televoters chose Ana Soklič to represent their country. The song is written by Ana herself and composed by Ana together with Bojan Simončič. Ana took part before in the national final in 2007 as a member of the Diona Dim Team. Slovenia will perform in the first half of the first semifinal.

The results are:

  1. Ana Soklič, “Voda”
  2. Lina Kuduzović, “Man like U”

non-qualifiers were:

  • Simon Vadnjal, “Nisi sam”
  • Saška, “Še kar lovim tvoj nasmeh”
  • Gaja Prestor, “Verjamem vase”
  • Inmate, “The salt”
  • Manca Berlec, “Večnost”
  • Tinkara Kovač, “Forever”
  • Božidar Wolfand Wolf, “Maybe someday”
  • Parvani Violet, “Cupid”
  • Klara Jazbec, “Stop the world”
  • Imset, “Femme fatale”

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