Today it was

turn at the ESC kompakt songchecks 2025.
Eine Band für Basel, ein Drama, ein Rückzug und ein Comeback: Diese ESC-Saison war für Montenegro zunächst eine Achterbahnfahrt, mit einer kraftvollen Ballade als Schlusspunkt. Nachdem die ursprüng…
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The verdict of the bloggers:
Chris - Technically, everything's sound. And live, the James Bond-esque revamp seems to have brought some improvement. But the song is just a bit too bland for top marks.
Giulia - A typically melancholic, emotive, yet languid ballad from the Balkans. I still have a relatively good grasp of the song, but unfortunately I've already heard something like that countless times at the Eurovision Song Contest. It doesn't add any freshness to the Eurovision Song Contest.
Laureen - A beautiful song. A nice song. Unfortunately, it doesn't resonate with me. Nina has a great voice and stage presence, and I was very happy when it was announced that she would be representing Montenegro. Still, the song isn't strong enough for me. It's missing that special something.
Peter - Nina has a lot of style and a lot of pathos, and she looks great. Her outfit in the official video is fantastic and way ahead of the game, but the song is rather difficult to access. In the local language, it sounds edgy and exciting, but where's the instant appeal? Where's the memorable melody? The staging with raised neon lights doesn't give the song the necessary adrenaline rush. Not a winner, unfortunately.
Rick - Nina is a great singer of course, and the quality of the song is undeniable. I also love the sound of the language and the choice of words in the chorus, but overall, musically speaking, the whole thing is far too melancholic and unspectacular for me. I would really like Montenegro to stay with us at the Eurovision Song Contest for the long term. But with songs like this, you can't really make much of a splash these days, I guess.
The points of the other bloggers:
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Danio -

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