Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988

Eurovision Song Contest 1988
Country  Yugoslavia
National selection
Selection process Jugovizija 1988
Selection date(s) 12 March 1988
Selected entrant Srebrna krila
Selected song "Mangup"
Finals performance
Final result 6th, 87 points
Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest
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National final

The Yugoslav Final was held on March 12 in Ljubljana, hosted by Miša Molk & Bogdan Barovič. There were originally meant to be 16 songs but one of them - "Noć u suzama" (Night in tears) by Jasna Gospić had to be withdrawn as the singer was ill in hospital. The new voting system introduced in 1987 allowed the TV studio's jury to be able to vote for their own entries, most of them used the most this opportunity, in the next years as well. Every jury member (3 from ever TV studio - 24 in total) could vote only for 5 songs.

The winning entry was "Mangup," performed by Srebrna Krila, composed by Rajko Dujmić and written by Stevo Cvikić.

Draw Artist Song TV station Votes TVSa TVLj TVSk TVPr TvTg TVNs TVZg TVBg Place
1 Moni,Simona & Ursa Lahko je reči ljubim te TVLj 7 1+0+2 0+2+0 2+0+013
2 Maja Odžaklievska & Gu-Gu Te ljubam ludo TVSk 42 2+2+35+5+3 7+5+71+0+00+0+10+1+05
3 Zerina Cokoja & Narcis Vučina Voljeću te TVSa 21 0+1+0 2+0+31+7+78
4 Edmond Islami Kaltrina TVPr 10 3+0+1 0+3+00+3+0 11=
5 Arnela Konaković Slatki snovi TVSa 12 2+0+2 0+1+7 10
6 Mito Zoranić To mora da je ljubav TVTg 4 1+1+2 14=
7 Meta Močnik Še in še TVLj 10 0+1+1 0+7+1 11=
8 Sunceve pege Zaboravi sve TVNS 39 1+0+5 1+0+02+0+33+2+05+5+31+0+23+2+16
9 Oliver Dragojevic Dženi TVZg 51 7+2+3 7+2+1 0+3+57+0+27+2+00+0+32
10 Alen Slavica Suzan TVBg 4 0+3+1 14=
11 Meri Cetinic Ne sudite mi noćas TVNS 15 3+3+02+0+7 9
12 Bebi Dol Zatvori mama prozore TVBg 49 5+5+0 0+1+50+1+52+0+13+0+50+1+07+3+53
13 Srebrna Krila Mangup TVZg 87 3+0+07+7+73+3+25+7+75+7+30+2+05+7+71
14 Moulin Rouge Johnny je moj TVLj 43 5+5+5 7+5+2 2+0+0 5+5+24
15 grupa 777 Tiha noć TVZg 38 0+7+7 0+7+01+3+0 3+5+5 7
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