#26
Posted: 05/03/2006 17:53
Severina jeste pobijedila, ali zar joj bas treba ono sranje od pjesme da bi s epredstavila Evropi (i u ovom svjetlu
Jer, vjerovanto ju je puno svijeta vidjelo i u onom drugom svjetlu
Dobro, Seve jest zajebant i to...ali Moja stikla je odvratna...Mogli su, brate dragi, izabrat pravo pjesmu...bilo ih je...ali nema veze...sad samo da jos sacekamo da vidim osta su nam Hari i Zeljko sklepali...
Evo sta na http://www.esctoday.com pise danasnji clanak o BiH:
Tonight, Bosnia & Herzegovina will present its 2006 Eurovision Song Contest entry, to be performed by Hari Varešanovic. In a show presented by Mario Drmac and Dejan Kukric, Hari will present his ballad, written by Fahrudin Pecikoza and Dejan Ivanović and composed by Željko Joksimović.
The working title of the song is Lejla, but the Bosnian audience will get the chance to pick the most suitable title. The ethnic ballad has an instrumental opening and has several orchestral parts with oriental instruments. In the bridge of the song, the arrangement becomes more intensive, ending in a vocal climax.
Evo sta na http://www.esctoday.com pise danasnji clanak o BiH:
Tonight, Bosnia & Herzegovina will present its 2006 Eurovision Song Contest entry, to be performed by Hari Varešanovic. In a show presented by Mario Drmac and Dejan Kukric, Hari will present his ballad, written by Fahrudin Pecikoza and Dejan Ivanović and composed by Željko Joksimović.
The working title of the song is Lejla, but the Bosnian audience will get the chance to pick the most suitable title. The ethnic ballad has an instrumental opening and has several orchestral parts with oriental instruments. In the bridge of the song, the arrangement becomes more intensive, ending in a vocal climax.