Vanja Radovanović

Montenegrin singer and songwriter (born 1982)

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Pop
blues
rock
Balkan ballad

Occupation(s)

Singer
songwriter

Instrument(s)

Vocals
guitar

Years active2004–present

Musical artist

Vanja Radovanović (Montenegrin: Вања Радовановић; born 28 October 1982) is a Montenegrin singer and songwriter. He represented Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Lisbon, Portugal, with the song "Inje", however failed to make the final, coming 16th place in Semi-final 2.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Personal life

He is the nephew of former singer Miladin Šobić.

References

^ "Eurovision 2018 Semi-final 2 Results".
^ "Vanja to represent Montenegro in Lisbon!". eurovision.tv. EBU. 17 February 2018.
^ "Montenegro: Vanja Radovanović to Eurovision 2018". eurovoix.com. Eurovoix. 17 February 2018.
^ "Montenegro: Vanja Radovanović to Lisbon!". esctoday.com. Esctoday. 17 February 2018.

External links

Official YouTube channel

Preceded by

Slavko Kalezić
with "Space"

Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest
2018

Succeeded by

D-moll
with "Heaven"

Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest

Participation

Artists

Songs

"Adio"
"'Ajde, kroči"
"Breathe"
"Euro Neuro"
"Heaven"
"Igranka"
"Inje"
"Just Get Out of My Life"
"Moj svijet"
"The Real Thing"
"Space"
"Zauvijek volim te"

Eurovision Song Contest 2018

Countries

Final	Albania Australia Austria Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Hungary Ireland Israel Italy Lithuania Moldova Netherlands Norway Portugal Serbia Slovenia Spain Sweden Ukraine United Kingdom
Semi-finals	Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Croatia Georgia Greece Iceland Latvia Macedonia Malta Montenegro Poland Romania Russia San Marino Switzerland

Artists

Final	Saara Aalto Amaia and Alfred AWS Eugent Bushpepa DoReDoS Equinox Eleni Foureira Sanja Ilić and Balkanika Benjamin Ingrosso Mikolas Josef Madame Monsieur Jessica Mauboy Mélovin Ermal Meta and Fabrizio Moro Elina Nechayeva Netta Ryan O'Shaughnessy Cláudia Pascoal Rasmussen Alexander Rybak Cesár Sampson Michael Schulte Lea Sirk SuRie Waylon Ieva Zasimauskaitė
Semi-finals	Aisel Alekseev Christabelle Eye Cue Franka Gromee feat. Lukas Meijer The Humans Ethno-Jazz Band Iriao Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening Sevak Khanagyan Ari Ólafsson Vanja Radovanović Laura Rizzotto Julia Samoylova Sennek Yianna Terzi Zibbz

Songs

Final	"Bones" "Dance You Off" "La forza" "Fuego" "Higher Ground" "Hvala, ne!" "O jardim" "Lie to Me" "Mall" "Mercy" "Monsters" "My Lucky Day" "Nobody but You" "Non mi avete fatto niente" "Nova deca" "Outlaw in 'Em" "Storm" "That's How You Write a Song" "Together" "Toy" "Tu canción" "Under the Ladder" "Viszlát nyár" "We Got Love" "When We're Old" "You Let Me Walk Alone"
Semi-finals	"Crazy" "For You" "Forever" "Funny Girl" "Goodbye" "I Won't Break" "Inje" "Light Me Up" "Lost and Found" "A Matter of Time" "Oniro mou" "Our Choice" "Qami" "Stones" "Taboo" "Who We Are" "X My Heart"