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Zauvijek volim te
Montenegro: Stefan Filipovic presents song
Zauvijek volim te was created by Grigor Koprov (composer), Ognen Nedelkovski (author) and Vladimir Dojcinovski (arranger), the team behind Karolina Goceva's Mojot svet, FYR Macedonia's entry last year in Helsinki. Zauvijek volim te is an uptempo, pop rock song. Stefan back vocalists will be walking the Eurovision stage for the third time as they accompanied Alenka Gotar last year in Helsinki and Croatian Claudia Beni in Riga. Zauvijek volim te has been also recorded in English, under the name Never forget that I love you.
Stefan Filipovic- Zauvijek volim te
A very special thank you to Milos Zarkovic for his contribution to the article.
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I don't understand you people. This isn't a good song, but it's not the worst this year by far! There are worse songs, like Moldova, Ireland, Spain, Estonia, Lithuania, UK, Hungary, Bulgaria and France.
It is a horrible year, but this is not the worst song.
i HAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT I'M LISTENING TO THE SAME SONG, AS LAST YEAR...AM I WRONG? 1/10 galantis.athens
Not bad... good luck!
yes, a bit old-fashioned, but that comes actually as a compliment, bearing in mind that in the last years songs' overall quality droped dramatically.
It's fresh, simple, but sophisticated at the same time.
Good luck, Montenegro.
Very boring, old fashioned and poor vocals
YYYYYYAAAAAWWWWNNNNN!!!!!!!!!
Pure crap! No final for Montenegro again!
i think it's a bit better than last year, but i think Montenegro don't care for Eurovision!
BORING!!!I expect more ...
WTF?????? boooooooooooooooooooooooring
what is this???????
omg!!!
pop?? rock??? this is pure bordom!!!
the most uninteresting song ever. even worst than last year.
Pleasing but forgetable - it simply lacks impact.
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Blurgh! Last year's song wasn't great but it beats this hands down!
Well, the performance seems quite happy and energetic, but that's about it... The song is nothing special. (Although I like it better than Netherlands' entry, but that's not saying much... 
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Btw, it's quite funny that some people commenting here must use every available opportunity to advertise their own entry (like derya t below)... You know, songs that are good wouldn't actually need that...
I'm really surprised about the song. It's substandard even in domestic pop terms. A very [i]faux-pas[/i] for Montenegro....pity.
ooooooooooooooooooo my god what a bad year
Christos Loumas
I agree with you 100%
Oh my god! The back vocalists are the same that Alenka had?
Well, this is certainly a B I G step down!!!
Nothing to discuss about the entry.
Montenegro decided to go the same concept like in their lame and unsuccesful debut last year:
1) Picking out some random guy
2) giving him some pointless, boring, uninspired song to sing
3) putting this crap on stage and letting the three minutes pass
But well, rather such a bore than Estonia or Spain...
I don't care because I already have more than ten songs that I love. Now I am only excited about Portugal and Sweden and that's it for the year. I am actually quite positive. Sure, we have MUCH crap this year but there are also some very nice entries. The only thing I am a bit worried about is the voting...
Somebody give that guy a microphone!! His performance is really weird and phoney. The song? Forgettable, at best. Sorry Montenegro, but good luck.
re: Montenegrin entry
They have really nice singers, with good voices - but their songs must be the worst in Europe after the 2007 disaster & now this..
What a shame! really I can not understand why they stick to the old Yugoslavian boring pop-rock from the 80's. They haven't moved an inch since 25 years ago! Amazing!
And - it's the first time since Yugoslavia broke up I dislike ALL ex-yugo songs!! all 6 (or maybe 7? 8?) entries are for me an example of bad taste, boring, unimaginative, dire attitude over there; Do you think it has something to do with the fact it's in their courtyard for the first time after 18 years? You would think they would give a better effort. But no - exactly he opposite happened.
Poor Yugoslavia!
Another bad song. It really is hopeless this year.
I don't understand what's going on in Montengro. Last years entry was better, but like many of us have said there is NO difference from last years ENTRY.
Bottom of the semi final's goes Montenegro i'm afraid
I doubt I will manage to watch the ESC this year !! What a disaster...
three words
absolutely totally terrible!
this year it feels embarrassing to be an esc fan
I really don't understand Montenegro. Last year they sent a similar song to Helsinki and had no success. This year they chose a male performer again and absolutely the same type of song. Why do they hope to achieve?
it so funky it like last years one 
Ok, i think it's a bit better than last year, but it's still weak for a final, even if 2008 is very poor, so no final yet for montenegro
Bottom of the scoreboard song. Sorry Montenegro! I never thought I'd say that but I already miss Hide Your Crotch(i)
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