Tonight, the Regional Evening of Biser Jadrana 2025 takes place in Tivat with twenty-five artists competing from across former Yugoslavia.
Biser Jadrana (Pearl of the Adriatic) returns for its second edition this evening with artists from six countries competing in Tivat. The competition brings together both established and up and coming artists from across Yugoslavia, for the regions largest international song contest.
The seventeen artists competing in this evening’s show from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia are:
- Croatia – Dario Terglav – “Još uvijek si tu”
- Serbia – Grupa Famos – “Živote sve Teže pratim te”
- Croatia – Lana Škrgatić – “Živa ljubav”
- Serbia – Ivana Cosić – “Magija”
- Bosnia & Herzegovina – Fazla – “Reci mu ko sam ja”
- Serbia – Maša Vuković – “Živa rano”
- Croatia/North Macedonia – Dado Topić & Ana Petan – “Nebo”
- Croatia – Marina Tomasević – “Što je zivot”
- Bosnia & Herzegovina – Dino Suljić – “Ti se ljubiš dvaput bolje”
- Bosnia & Herzegovina – Hanad Džehverović – “To nije to”
- Slovenia – Alya Elouissi – “V srcu jadrana”
- Serbia – Jellena – “Idem i ja s’tobom”
- Serbia – Aleksandra Sekulić – “Ljudi, ljudi”
- North Macedonia – Ognen Zdravkovski – “Nema te”
- Serbia – Pavle Vasiljević – “Odlazim”
- Croatia – Bruno Racki – “Zlatni san”
- Serbia – Bojan Bojović – “Heroj”
They are joined by eight Montenegrin acts who qualified from the ‘Domestic Evening’ which was held last night. Twenty singers competed in the show, with the jury selecting the singers going through to the final.
Among the participants are two former Eurovision participants. Fazla represented Bosnia & Herzegovina on their debut in 1993, while Dado Topić represented Croatia in 2007.
The overall winner of Biser Jadrana 2025 will be chosen by a jury, participants will be eligible for combined prizes worth €12,000. You can watch the competition live from 21:00 CEST on RTCG in Montenegro, RTV BN, TV B92 of Serbia, TV Zelina of Croatia.
The first edition of Biser Jadrana was won by Princ from Serbia with “Čardak”, twenty-five acts competed in one night of competitions. Princ represented Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with “Mila”.
