šŸ‡­šŸ‡· Will Croatia select Baby Lasagna tonight?

Tonight the final of Dora, the national selection of Croatia, will be held. Out of 16 songs, Croatia will select an entry. Already for weeks, it’s Baby Lasagna who is the hot favourite. But will he win though…. or will someone else. The show starts at 20.15 CET and you can watch it here.

These are the participating songs:

nr Title Artist(s) Ā 
1 Dijamanti Natalie Balmix
2 Vodu piti trizan biti Mario Battifiaca feat. Robert Ferlin
3 More Lana Mandarić
4 Can we talk Boris Å tok
5 Stretnih dana dat’ će bog Stefany
6 Do mjeseca Pavel
7 Ne plačem zbog nje SaŔa Lozar
8 Ne vjerujem ti Lara Demarin
9 Baba roga Let 3
10 A tamburitza lullaby Alen Đuras
11 TiŔine Eugen
12 Slatke suze, gorka ljubav Vatra
13 Voljena ženo Damir Kedžo
14 Rim tim tagi dim Baby Lasagna
15 Gasoline Marcela
16 Lyin’ eyes Vinko

Boris Å tokĀ was 13th in 2023.
SaŔa Lozar
Ā took part in theĀ 2011Ā heats.
Let 3Ā representedĀ CroatiaĀ in the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest with the song ā€œMama Ŕč!ā€.


Damir KedžoĀ took part in the heats inĀ 2011. He was supposed to representĀ CroatiaĀ with ā€œDivlji vjetreā€ inĀ 2020, but the show was canceled due to COVID19. Last year he became 5th.

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