Ahead of Montesong 2025 we had the pleasure to speak to Đurđa, one of the 15 finalists of the Montenegrin national final.
We talked with Đurđa about her feelings and expectations for the national final, how she loves to improvise, and what really matters for her in her performances.
We thank Đurđa for her time and we wish her all the best for the final of Montesong 2025 at the end of this month.
The final of Montesong 2025 will take place on December 21 at RTCG Studios in Podgorica. The results will be decided by a jury (50%) and public voting (50%). International fans will be able to vote during the final, with the televoting proceeds being devolved to the Budi Human Foundation.
Nina Žižić represented Montenegro at Eurovision 2025 with the song “Dobrodošli”. She placed last in Semi-Final Two, scoring 12 points, all of which came from the Serbian televote.
Image source: RTCG
Montenegro debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest as an independent country in 2007, and participated until 2010, when they withdrew for financial reasons. They returned to the contest in 2012. Montenegro failed to qualify for the grand final until 2014, when Sergej Ćetković and his song “Moj svijet” placed 19th in the final. Their best result came a year later, when Knez performed “Adio” in Vienna. They have never reached the top 10, with Knez reaching 13th out of 27 countries.
