Marija Šerifović - Molitva

May 16, 2007 at 12:51 AM
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Eurovision 2007

Marija Serifovic - Molitva (Serbia)

Marija Serifovic

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Marija Serifovic - Bol do Ludila

Marija Šerifović won Eurovision 2007 with her song "Molitva" (translation: Prayer, but the English song is renamed "Destiny").

I didn't know this, but apparently each of the finalists have a special CD+DVD made for them, I'm assuming for radio stations and judges and are not for retail sale (although doing a quick lookup on ebay, you can find quite a bit for sale).

I tried to find the English version of Molitva, but the only version I found were the original Serbian version and some awful dance mixes.

So I'm putting up her winning song and another one called "Bol do Ludila" (Unbearable Pain) from her Bez Ljubavi (Without Love) album.

vu Links: www.marijaserifovic.net | www.eurovision.tv

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[this is good]

I was tempted to do a post about the Eurovision song contest. However I just couldn't bring myself to watch it or listen to any of the songs knowing that Scooch was the british entry, who are clearly a tribute act to the wonderful The High Life.

[this is good]

Bravo, Marija!

I'm 47 years old composer, singer

Misel replied to thedharmablues’ comment:
May 16, 2007
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I thought that was a promo for British Airways?

Eurovision: Woot! Seriously, we north americans are unoriginal compared to our european counterparts...we look to europe for vision and guidance, however veiled it may be...seriously though, i don't want to underscore this...we suck...

thedharmablues replied to Misel’s comment:
May 16, 2007
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Actually if British Airways were like Scooch, the short haul flights could be fun! But flying to the states would be a nightmare.

In fairness, I love the idea of Eurovision...the reality, err...Justin Hawkins from The Darkness may have been an better entry for the UK.

Marija Šerifović - Molitva

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