Ahead of the final of Montesong 2025, RTCG has released snippets of all of the competing artists’ performances.
RTCG has released short snippets of all fifteen acts competing in Montesong 2025’s performances. The snippets show a section of each act’s performances during the rehearsals, which took place earlier this week.
The running order for the final of Montesong 2025 is as follows (click on the song title to watch the snippet):
- Lara Baltic – “Rhythm Boy”
- Stefan Vukotić – “Nedekodirana” (Undecoded)
- Mila Nikić – “Kao varnica” (Like a spark)
- Majda Božović – “Ipak smo ljudi” (We are human after all)
- Krstinja Manatović – “Oli oli”
- Baryak – “Minerva”
- Neno Murić – “Ako čuješ glas” (If you hear a voice)
- Lana Lopičić – “Doline” (Valleys)
- Đurđa – “Dominos”
- Dolce Hera – “Casanova 91”
- Tamara Živković – “Nova zora” (New dawn)
- Andrea Demirović – “I believe”
- Tina Džankić – “Shadows”
- Luka Radović – “Pjevaj vilo” (Sing, fairy)
- Lana Vukčević & Đorđe Savković – “Temperatura” (Temperature)
The results will be decided by a jury (50%) and public voting (50%). The public vote will be split into 25% SMS voting and 25% online voting. Online voting will be available through vote.rtcg.me, international fans will be able to vote during the final. Televoting proceeds will be donated to the Budi Human Foundation.
Dajana Golubović Pejović, Jelena Božović and Andrea Šekularac will host Montesong 2025 this evening. Dajana and Jelena will be the main presenters, while Andrea will host the Green Room.
The final will commence at 20:00 CET and is available to watch on RTCG 1, MNE Player and YouTube.
Image Source: RTCG | 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.
