Rajko Dujmić
1954-2020
| Year | Country | Song | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1989 | Yugoslavia  | Rock Me [Winning song] | writer |
| 1988 | Yugoslavia | Mangup | writer |
| 1987 | Yugoslavia | Ja Sam Za Ples | artist (Novi fosili) |
| 1987 | Yugoslavia | Ja Sam Za Ples | writer |
National final entries
As named artist or writer. (Note: writer data has so far been added for 2024, for Melodifestivalen, and for Norway's Melodi Grand Prix back to 1984.)
| Year | Country | Song | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Croatia  | Ja nemam prava | artist (4 asa) |
| 1987 | Yugoslavia | Ja Sam Za Ples [Winning song] | artist (Novi Fosili) |
| 1986 | Yugoslavia | Boby br. 1 | artist (Novi Fosili) |
| 1983 | Yugoslavia | Volim te od 9 do 2 | artist (Novi Fosili) |
| 1982 | Yugoslavia | Vikend tata, vikend mama | artist (Novi Fosili) |
| 1981 | Yugoslavia | Oko moje | artist (Novi Fosili) |
Guess who’s back, back again?
Last time we explored which of this year’s lead artists have been involved before in the Eurovision Song Contest. However, one of the drivers of Six on Stage is to highlight the contributions of backing performers, so it’s time to look at which of the class of 2024’s other performers – dancers, backing vocalists and people dressed in bird costumes – have been involved before.
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