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Pesma za Evroviziju '24

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Pesma za Evroviziju '24 (Serbian Cyrillic: Песма за Евровизију '24; PzE '24) was the third edition of Pesma za Evroviziju, the national final organised by Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) to select the Serbian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. The selection consisted of two semi-finals held on 27 and 29 February 2024, respectively, and a final on 2 March 2024,[1][2] all presented by Dragana Kosjerina and Slaven Došlo.[3]

Pesma za Evroviziju 2024
Dates
Semi-final 127 February 2024
Semi-final 229 February 2024
Final2 March 2024
Host
VenueRTS Studio 8
Košutnjak, Belgrade, Serbia
Presenter(s)
SupervisorOlivera Kovačević [sr]
Host broadcasterRTS
Participants
Number of entries28
Number of finalists16
Vote
Voting system50/50 combination of jury and public vote
Winning song"Ramonda" (Рамонда) by Teya Dora
2023 ← Pesma za Evroviziju → 2025

Format and production

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In 2023, RTS confirmed that the national final format Pesma za Evroviziju would once again be organised to determine its representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.[4] The selection consisted of two semi-finals on 27 and 29 February 2024, and a final on 2 March 2024, all held at the RTS Studio 8 in Košutnjak. Fourteen contestants competed in each semi-final, eight of them qualifying for the final.[5][6][7] The semi-final each artist would take part in and their running order were revealed on 24 January 2024.[8]

Production

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Pesma za Evroviziju '24 was produced by RTS and SkyMusic.[9] PzE '24 had a budget of around €250,000, whilst around €300,000 were spent, with an additional €173,000 spent in non-monetary contributions by RTS.[10]

Voting

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Further information: Pesma za Evroviziju § Rules and format

The eight qualifiers from each semi-final and the winner of the final were selected through a 50/50 combination of votes from a jury and from a public televote, with the same system used to award points in the Eurovision Song Contest final: the jury and the public each awarded one set of 12, 10 and 8–1 points to their 10 favourite entries.[11][12]

Presenters

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Dragana Kosjerina and Slaven Došlo were the main stage presenters of the shows. Kristina Radenković [sr] and Stefan Popović hosted the green room segments.[3]

Competing entries

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On 26 July 2023, RTS opened an online form for interested artists to submit their entries. The submission period was supposed to last until 1 November 2023,[13][14] but the window was extended until 10 November a week before the intended closing.[15] Performers were required to hold Serbian citizenship, whilst there were no limitations as to whom could be a songwriter. At least 51% of lyrics of the submitted entries had to be in one of the official languages of Serbia.[11] At the closing of the deadline, a record 235 entries had been submitted. These were assessed by a dedicated committee at a listening round on 11 December 2023. 28 entries were then selected, and were announced on 21 December.[1][2][6][5] They were released on 25 January 2024.[16]

Selected entrants included Konstrakta, winner of Pesma za Evroviziju '22, who represented Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 and previously competed in Beovizija 2008 and 2009 as a part of the group Zemlja gruva! [sr],[17] and Bojana Radovanović, who represented Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018. Besides Konstrakta, returnees to the Serbian national final include Filarri, Filip Baloš and Nadia, who competed the previous year; Zorja, who competed in 2022; Zejna, who competed in both editions; Milan Bujaković, who competed the previous year and in Beovizija 2020; Ivana Vladović, who competed in the 2022 edition and Beovizija 2019; and Yanx, who competed at Beovizija 2009, Beosong 2013, Beovizija 2018 and 2019.

Pesma za Evroviziju '24 contestants[6][5][18]
Artist Song Songwriter(s)
Bojana x David [sr] "No No No"
Breskvica "Gnezdo orlovo" (Гнездо орлово)
Chai [sr] "Sama" (Сама)
  • Aleksandar Ilić
  • Ahmed Hajdarović
  • Teodora Vlahović
Durlanski [sr] "Muzika" (Музика)
  • Aleksandar Ilić
  • Dušan Anisimov
  • Ahmed Hajdarović
Dušan Kurtić [sr] "Zbog tebe živim" (Због тебе живим)
Džordži [sr] "Luna park" (Луна парк)
  • Pavle Subotić
  • Slavko Milovanović
Filarri [sr] "Ko je ta žena?" (Ко је та жена?)
  • Andrijano Kadović
  • Nikola Kirćanski
Filip Baloš "Duga je noć" (Дуга је ноћ)
  • Filip Baloš
  • Ivana Lukić
Hristina "Bedem" (Бедем) Hristina Vuković
Hydrogen [sr] "Nemoguća misija" (Немогућа мисија)
  • Mario Kujundžić
  • Nikola Mitrović
  • Nikola Vujadinović
  • Pavle Kuntić
Iva Lorens "Dom" (Дом)
Ivana Vladović [sr] "Jaka" (Јака) Milan Stanković [sr]
Kat Dosa [sr] "Tajni začin" (Тајни зачин)
Kavala "Vavilon" (Вавилон)
  • Boris Krstajić
  • Jana Rančić
Keni nije mrtav [sr] "Dijamanti" (Дијаманти)
  • Mateja Đokić
  • Matija Pešić
  • Sava Tomić
Konstrakta "Novo, bolje" (Ново, боље)
Lena Kovačević "Zovi me Lena" (Зови ме Лена)
Marko Mandić "Dno" (Дно)
  • Marko Mandić
  • Nemanja Filipović
Martina Vrbos "Da me voliš" Martina Vrbos
Milan Bujaković [sr] "Moje tvoje" (Моје твоје)
M.IRA [sr] "Percepcija" (Перцепција)
Nadia "Sudari" (Судари)
  • Kosta Pantelić
  • Nađa Terzić
  • Nikola Denčić
Nemanja Radošević [sr] "Jutra bez tebe" (Јутра без тебе) Saša Milošević Mare [sr]
Saša Báša & Virtual Ritual "Elektroljubav" (Електрољубав)
  • Aleksa Stanković
  • Petar Milošević
  • Saša Baša
Teya Dora "Ramonda" (Рамонда)
Yanx "Kolo" (Коло)
Zejna "Najbolja" (Најбоља)
Zorja "Lik u ogledalu [sr]" (Лик у огледалу)

Contest overview

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Semi-finals

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The jury in the semi-finals consisted of: Vladimir Jovanović (representative of OGAE Serbia and editor of the Eurovision portal), Željko Vasić [sr](singer, composer and songwriter), Miloš Mihajlović(pianist and piano professor at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade), Miloš Roganović [sr](composer and songwriter) and the jury president Goca Tržan(singer).[19]

Semi-final 1

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The first semi-final was held on 27 February 2024 at 21:00 CET, with the running order revealed on 24 January 2024.[8] "Gnezdo orlovo" performed by Breskvica won the first semi-final with 24 points, winning both the jury and the public vote; other acts that qualified were Zorja, Bojana x David, Hristina, Lena Kovačević, Keni nije mrtav, M.IRA and Marko Mandić.[20][19]

In addition to the competing entries, Nevena Božović opened the show with a performance of Loreen's Eurovision 2023 winning song "Tattoo", while an ABBA medley featured as the interval act with performances by Gift [sr], Dragana Radaković, the Orthodox Celts, Dejan Petrović [sr] with Dragačevske vezilje, Ivana Peters, Zoe Kida [sr], Ksenija Knežević, Julijana Vincan, Igor Simić [sr], Mladen Lukić and Miloš Marković.[20]

Semi-final 1 – 27 February 2024[8][20][19]
Draw Artist Song Jury Televote Total Place
Votes Points Votes Points
1 Marko Mandić "Dno" 31 6 722 0 6 8
2 M.IRA "Percepcija" 10 3 1,786 6 9 7
3 Bojana x David "No No No" 21 4 5,492 10 14 3
4 Lena Kovačević "Zovi me Lena" 36 7 1,427 3 10 5
5 Saša Báša & Virtual Ritual "Elektroljubav" 7 1 972 1 2 12
6 Martina Vrbos "Da me voliš" 5 0 516 0 0 13
7 Filarri "Ko je ta žena?" 4 0 1,707 5 5 9
8 Breskvica "Gnezdo orlovo" 58 12 18,878 12 24 1
9 Hristina "Bedem" 40 8 1,532 4 12 4
10 Ivana Vladović "Jaka" 23 5 809 0 5 10
11 Chai "Sama" 3 0 1,053 2 2 11
12 Zorja "Lik u ogledalu" 45 10 3,360 8 18 2
13 Kavala "Vavilon" 0 0 753 0 0 13
14 Keni nije mrtav "Dijamanti" 7 2 2,573 7 9 6
Detailed jury results in the first semi-final of Pesma za Evroviziju ′24[19]
Draw Song V. Jovanović Ž. Vasić M. Mihajlović M. Roganović G. Tržan Total Points
1 "Dno" 6 7 7 6 5 31 6
2 "Percepcija" 3 3 2 2 10 3
3 "No No No" 5 4 4 1 7 21 4
4 "Zovi me Lena" 7 8 6 7 8 36 7
5 "Elektroljubav" 2 2 3 7 1[a]
6 "Da me voliš" 2 1 1 1 5
7 "Ko je ta žena" 4 4
8 "Gnezdo orlovo" 12 12 12 10 12 58 12
9 "Bedem" 10 6 10 8 6 40 8
10 "Jaka" 1 5 8 5 4 23 5
11 "Sama" 3 3
12 "Lik u ogledalu" 8 10 5 12 10 45 10
13 "Vavilon"
14 "Dijamanti" 4 3 7 2[a]

Semi-final 2

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The second semi-final was held on 29 February 2024 at 21:00 CET, with the running order revealed on 24 January 2024.[8] "Ramonda" performed by Teya Dora won the second semi-final with 24 points, winning both the jury and the public vote; other acts that qualified were Konstrakta, Zejna, Džordži, Iva Lorens, Nemanja Radošević, Dušan Kurtić and Milan Bujaković.[19][21]

In addition to the competing entries, Luke Black opened the show with a performance of his winning song from Pesma za Evroviziju '23 "Samo mi se spava". The interval section featured Black performing his songs "God's Too Cool" and "Chainsaws in Paradise", Sanja Vučić performing "Cha Cha Cha", Hurricane performing "Fuego" and Princ [sr] performing "Soldi".[21]

Semi-final 2 – 29 February 2024[8][19][21]
Draw Artist Song Jury Televote Total Place
Votes Points Votes Points
1 Nadia "Sudari" 13 3 815 0 3 12
2 Hydrogen "Nemoguća misija" 7 0 1,511 4 4 9
3 Iva Lorens "Dom" 0 0 2,122 7 7 5
4 Zejna "Najbolja" 36 8 1,632 6 14 3
5 Filip Baloš "Duga je noć" 10 1 1,482 3 4 10
6 Nemanja Radošević "Jutra bez tebe" 11 2 1,602 5 7 6
7 Yanx "Kolo" 19 4 798 0 4 11
8 Kat Dosa "Tajni začin" 0 0 1,461 2 2 13
9 Džordži "Luna park" 28 5 3,278 8 13 4
10 Dušan Kurtić "Zbog tebe živim" 36 7 951 0 7 7
11 Teya Dora "Ramonda" 60 12 6,230 12 24 1
12 Konstrakta "Novo, bolje" 41 10 5,997 10 20 2
13 Milan Bujaković "Moje tvoje" 29 6 570 0 6 8
14 Durlanski "Muzika" 0 0 1,216 1 1 14
Detailed jury results in the second semi-final of Pesma za Evroviziju ′24[19]
Draw Song V. Jovanović Ž. Vasić M. Mihajlović M. Roganović G. Tržan Total Points
1 "Sudari" 2 3 1 5 2 13 3
2 "Nemoguća misija" 4 3 7
3 "Dom" 0
4 "Najbolja" 10 7 3 8 8 36 8[b]
5 "Duga je noć" 6 1 2 1 10 1
6 "Jutra bez tebe" 1 6 1 3 11 2
7 "Kolo" 7 2 4 2 4 19 4
8 "Tajni začin" 0
9 "Luna park" 4 5 5 4 10 28 5
10 "Zbog tebe živim" 5 8 7 10 6 36 7[b]
11 "Ramonda" 12 12 12 12 12 60 12
12 "Novo, bolje" 8 10 10 6 7 41 10
13 "Moje tvoje" 3 6 8 7 5 29 6
14 "Muzika" 0

Final

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Pesma za Evroviziju '24 trophy

The final was held on 2 March 2024 at 21:00 CET.

The winner, "Ramonda" performed by Teya Dora, was decided by a combination of votes from a jury panel consisting of Zoran Živanović Žika [sr], Ivana Rašić (Sajsi MC), Dejan Petrović, Aleksandar Sedlar and the jury president Marija Šerifović, the last of whom won the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 for Serbia, and the Serbian public via televoting. All funds collected from the viewer votes were donated to the Zvončica foundation to help children with malignant and rare diseases. In addition to the competing entries, Željko Joksimović opened the show with a performance of "Lane moje" and additionally performed some of the songs he wrote; "Lejla" by Hari Mata Hari, "Adio" by Knez, and his song "Nije ljubav stvar", as an interval act.[22]

Final – 2 March 2024[20][21][19]
Draw Artist Song Jury Televote Total Place
Votes Points Votes Points
1 Iva Lorens "Dom" 10 2 1,554 0 2 12
2 Džordži "Luna park" 8 1 5,085 5 6 8
3 Breskvica "Gnezdo orlovo" 28 5 45,160 12 17 2
4 Teya Dora "Ramonda" 44 12 28,114 10 22 1
5 Hristina "Bedem" 12 3 1,092 0 3 10
6 Marko Mandić "Dno" 7 0 1,030 0 0 15
7 M.IRA "Percepcija" 3 0 1,678 1 1 13
8 Nemanja Radošević "Jutra bez tebe" 4 0 1,630 0 0 14
9 Milan Bujaković "Moje tvoje" 0 0 414 0 0 16
10 Keni nije mrtav "Dijamanti" 7 0 2,518 2 2 11
11 Zorja "Lik u ogledalu" 42 10 10,532 7 17 3
12 Zejna "Najbolja" 31 7 3,627 4 11 5
13 Konstrakta "Novo, bolje" 34 8 19,537 8 16 4
14 Bojana x David "No No No" 3 0 8,773 6 6 7
15 Lena Kovačević "Zovi me Lena" 29 6 1,676 0 6 9
16 Dušan Kurtić "Zbog tebe živim" 28 4 2,834 3 7 6
Detailed jury results in the final of Pesma za Evroviziju ′24[19]
Draw Song Z. Živanović D. Petrović Sajsi MC A. Sedlar M. Šerifović Total Points
1 "Dom" 5 5 10 2
2 "Luna park" 2 6 8 1
3 "Gnezdo orlovo" 5 12 7 4 28 5[c]
4 "Ramonda" 6 10 12 4 12 44 12
5 "Bedem" 12 12 3
6 "Dno" 1 3 3 7
7 "Percepcija" 1 2 3
8 "Jutra bez tebe" 2 2 4
9 "Moje tvoje" 0
10 "Dijamanti" 3 3 1 7
11 "Lik u ogledalu" 4 8 10 10 10 42 10
12 "Najbolja" 8 7 8 8 31 7
13 "Novo, bolje" 7 5 7 8 7 34 8
14 "No No No" 1 2 3
15 "Zovi me Lena" 10 4 4 6 5 29 6
16 "Zbog tebe živim" 12 6 6 1 3 28 4[c]

Other awards

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OGAE Serbia

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Konstrakta (left) with the OGAE award (right)

The OGAE Serbia Award for the Best Song in Pesma za Evroviziju ′24 was voted on by the association members. The award was won by the song "Novo, bolje" by Konstrakta, which was thus designated as the Serbian entry to the OGAE Second Chance Contest 2024.[23]

Artist Song Points Place
Konstrakta "Novo, bolje" 254 1
Teya Dora "Ramonda" 214 2
Zorja "Lik u ogledalu" 183 3
Džordži "Luna park" 136 4
Hristina "Bedem" 97 5

Broadcasts and ratings

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The three shows were aired on RTS1, RTS Svet and RTS Planeta [sr], as well as being streamed online via the broadcaster's website rts.rs and its official YouTube channel.[6] The final was also aired on Radio Beograd 1 [sr].[24] Plans to broadcast the final of the contest on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel were dropped, presumably following technical difficulties related to the broadcaster's YouTube streams of the semi-final shows; the first semi-final stream started with a delay of a few minutes, whilst the second semi-final stream started after the first four songs.[25]

Viewing figures by show on RTS1
Show Air date Average viewership Total viewership Share (change compared to PzE '23) Ref.
Semi-final 1 27 February 2024 487,675 1,300,000 19.53% (  4.74%) [26][27]
Semi-final 2 29 February 2024 419,008 1,265,000 16.16% (  3.13%) [26][28]
Final 2 March 2024 656,413 1,645,000 26.01% (  7.14%) [29][30]

Controversy

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Following the contest, some members of the public were dissatisfied with the result, namely "Gnezdo orlovo" by Breskvica not winning the contest despite finishing first in the televoting. An online petition was started to demand a re-cast of the vote, also demanding that the public vote only decide the winner.[31]

Additionally, during the broadcast of the final of the contest, it was revealed that jury member Sajsi MC had awarded zero points to "Gnezdo orlovo", causing backlash amongst some members of the public, as well as in some media,[32] while earning praise from others.[33] Marija Šerifović and Zoran Živanović Žika – also members of the jury – also received threats.[34] All three of the mentioned jurors preferred the song "Ramonda" to "Gnezdo orlovo".[19] Some accused RTS and Sajsi MC of conspiring to put her on the jury for the purpose of giving Breskvica no points, with the juror allegedly receiving threats of violence[35] and death threats.[34] Dragan Brajović Braja [sr] expressed his dissatisfaction by commenting that "mediocrity, an LGBT icon, a child of Other Serbia and musical irrelevance decided the outcome".[36] Pesma za Evroviziju supervisor Olivera Kovačević stated that the voting was regular and the results of the contest could not be changed.[34]

A rally was scheduled for 9 March in front of the RTS headquarters in support of Breskvica,[37] with an announcement of further protests and blockades of Belgrade's road arteries, such as Slavija Square and Gazela Bridge, if the result was not overturned and Breskvica was declared the winner.[38] Breskvica supported people's right to protest.[39] Few people were ultimately reported to have shown up.[40]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Songs "Elektroljubav" and "Dijamanti" had the same number of points, and they both received the same number of 12, 10 and 8—5 points (nil), however, whilst "Elektroljubav" didn't get 4 points from any jurors, "Dijamanti" got 4 points from one juror, so the latter won the tie.
  2. ^ a b Songs "Najbolja" and "Zbog tebe živim" had the same number of points, and they both received the same number of 12 (once) and 10 points (once), however, "Najbolja" got 8 points twice, whilst "Zbog tebe živim" got 8 points one time, so the former won the tie.
  3. ^ a b The songs "Gnezdo orlovo" and "Zbog tebe živim" had the same number of points, and they both received the same number of 12 (once), 10 (nil) and 8 (nil) points; however, "Gnezdo orlovo" got 7 points once, whilst "Zbog tebe živim" did not get 7 points from any juror, so the former won the tie.

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  24. ^ "Велико финале Песме за Евровизију – један од 16 такмичара путује у Малме (РТС 1, 21.00)" [The grand final of Pesma za Evroviziju – one of the 16 contestants travels to Malmö (RTS 1, 21.00)]. Pesma za Evroviziju (in Serbian (Cyrillic script)). RTS. 2 March 2024. Retrieved 2 March 2024.
  25. ^ Jukić, Svetlana (2 March 2024). "Srbija 2024 | Čekajući pobednika" [Serbia 2024 | Waiting for the winner]. ESC Serbia (in Serbian (Latin script)). Retrieved 2 March 2024.
  26. ^ a b Carabaña Menéndez, Hugo (1 March 2024). "El Pesma Za Evroviziju '24 gana audiencia en las semifinales respecto a 2023 (19,53% y 16,16%)" [Pesma Za Evroviziju '24 gains audience in the semi-finals compared to 2023 (19.53% and 16.16%)]. ESCplus España (in European Spanish). Retrieved 1 March 2024.
  27. ^ "Уз Песму за Евровизију 1.300.000 ТВ гледалаца, на Јутјубу међу пет најгледанијих видео садржаја у Србији" [1,300,000 with Pesma za Evroviziju, within the top 5 most watched videos on YouTube]. Pesma za Evroviziju (in Serbian (Cyrillic script)). RTS. 28 February 2024. Retrieved 1 March 2024.
  28. ^ "Друго полуфинале Песме за Евровизију пратило 1.265.000 гледалаца" [1,265,000 watched the second semi-final of Pesma za Evroviziju]. Pesma za Evroviziju (in Serbian (Cyrillic script)). RTS. 1 March 2024. Retrieved 1 March 2024.
  29. ^ Carabaña Menéndez, Hugo (4 March 2024). "El Pesma Za Evroviziju '24 escala en audiencia consiguiendo la final más vista de los últimos años (26,01%)" [Pesma Za Evroviziju '24 grows in audience managing to have the most watched final in recent years (26.01%)]. ESCplus España (in European Spanish). Retrieved 4 March 2024.
  30. ^ "Финале Песме за Евровизију најгледанији ТВ садржај у Србији у ударном термину, рекордна гледаност и на Јутјубу" [The Pesma za Evroviziju final was the most watched TV program in Serbia during prime time, record viewership on YouTube]. Pesma za Evroviziju (in Serbian (Cyrillic script)). RTS. 3 March 2024. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  31. ^ Dedakin, Irena (3 March 2024). "Pokrenuta peticija da se ponovi glasanje na PZE: 'Žiri brutalno pokrao Breskvicu'" [Petition started to repeat the PZE vote: "jury brutally robbed Breskvica"]. Nova S (in Serbian (Latin script)). Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  32. ^ "Ovaj član stručnog žirija je Breskvici u velikom finalu dao NULA poena, ljudi ogorčeni: 'Baš velika sramota'" [This member of the professional jury gave Breskvica ZERO points in the grand final, people are furious: "A big shame"]. Telegraf.rs (in Serbian (Latin script)). 3 March 2024. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  33. ^ Denda, Nina (3 March 2024). "'Poena ipak nema dovoljno' Prva izjava Sajsi MC nakon što je Breskvici dala 0 bodova na Beoviziji 2024: 'Nijanse su morale da prave razliku'" ["There just aren't enough points" First statement by Sajsi MC following her awarding Breskvica 0 points at Beovizija 2024]. Blic (in Serbian (Latin script)). Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  34. ^ a b c "Kovačević: Breskvicu zloupotrebile medijske barabe, ne znam zašto su u tom orlu pronašli srpsku ideju" [Kovačević: Breskvica was abused by the media profiteers, I don't know why they found a Serbian idea in that eagle] (in Serbian (Latin script)). N1. 5 March 2024. Retrieved 5 March 2024.
  35. ^ "Sajsi MC o pretnjama posle PZE: Neko vešto raspiruje podele" [Sajsi MC on threats after PZE: Someone skillfully incites divisions]. n1info.rs (in Serbian (Latin script)). N1. 4 March 2024. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
  36. ^ Dedakin, Irena (3 March 2024). "Braja izvređao Sajsi MC jer je dala nula bodova Breskvici: 'I tako jedan mediokritet odluči ovu svinjariju'" [Braja insulted Sajsi MC because she gave Breskvica zero points: "And so mediocrity decided this piggery"]. Nova S (in Serbian (Latin script)). Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  37. ^ Vujčić, Nemanja (4 March 2024). "Breskvičini fanovi besni, prave miting ispred RTS: Ovo je najveća krađa 21. veka! Podržala ih i poznata pevačica" [Breskvica's fans are furious, holding a rally in front of RTS: This is the biggest theft of the 21st century! They were also supported by a famous singer]. 24sedam (in Serbian (Latin script)).
  38. ^ "Ovo prerasta u ustanak! Glas diglo i monaštvo! Dolaze na veliki miting u Beograd sa svih strana: Planira se totalna opsada grada!" [This is becoming an uprising! Even monasteries are speaking up! People are coming to the Belgrade rally from everywhere: A siege of the city is planned]. Kurir (in Serbian (Latin script)). 6 March 2024. Retrieved 6 March 2024.
  39. ^ Petković Majer, Luka (9 March 2024). "Breskvica o najavljenom protestu! U intervjuu za Kurir podigla Srbiju na noge: neću nikome da branim i treba da se protestuje" [Breskvica on the scheduled protest! She rose Serbia up on a Kurir interview: I'm not gonna forbid anything and people should protest]. Kurir (in Serbian (Latin script)). Retrieved 9 March 2024.
  40. ^ "Da li je moguće? Blamaža! Ispred RTS-a pustinja: Od protesta za Breskvicu izgleda nema ništa, više je novinara došlo nego fanova" [Is this possible? Embarrassment! It's deserted in front of RTS: No protest for Breskvica, more press than fans arrived]. Espresso. 9 March 2024. Retrieved 9 March 2024.
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