The girls were honored with Marija`s visit and had a lot of questions about the performance of the song infront the audience of 100 million people.

Co-author of the winning Serbian song "Molitva" was Saša Milošević Mare, who is composer of "Ljubav je svuda" - Serbian entry for Malmo 2013.

Two of them also collaborated later, after ESC 2007 and achieved a friendly relationship.

Marija Šerifovic took this visit as way to show her full support for Milošević work, Serbia and Moje 3.

Preparations of Serbian eurovision team are in full swing, the girls schedule is full but it seems that Mirna, Sara and and Nevena enjoyed every segment and easily fulfill all the obligations.

What's more Serbian Eurovision winner advised her young colleagues, for now remain as a secret.

The song "Love is everywhere" Moje 3 will perform in native Serbian language in which the Šerifović sing "Molitva" and won the ESC 2007.

Beosong 2013/ semi final - photos for download

Audio of Serbian ECS 2013 entry "Ljubav je svuda" performing by "Moje 3"

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Beosong 2013 - audio of all 15 songs (performed in semi final - mp3)

Beosong 2013 - official results of televoting : semi final results and in final

1. Moje3 - Ljubav je svuda 25.959 votes
2. Dušan Svilar - Spas 20.298 votes
3. Saška Janković - Duga u tvojim očima 6.471 votes
4. Marija Mihajlović - Halo 5.013 votes
5. SKY's - Magija 3.403 votes

Five acts are competing in the Grand finale of this year Beosong and they will participate following this order:

1. Saška Janković - Duga u tvojim očima

2. SKY's - Magija

3. Dušan Svilar - Spas

4. Marija Mihajlović - Halo

5. Moje 3 - Ljubav je svuda

The show Beosong 2013 produced by RTS in general is promoting Serbian talents and it is hosted by Maja Nikolić  together with Gorica Nešović and Dragan Ilić reporting from backstage.

You can watch the Beosong final Live on RTS1 and RTS Sat at 21:00 CET, and also on RTS webcast and Eurovision.tv webcast.

Competitive character of "Beosong 2013" makes this event even more attractive, but the non-competitive show-program will be equally exciting.

In accordance with the financial situation, Radio Television of Serbia relied on its own resources organizing the festival in its major TV studios and engaging its very experienced staff when this type of event is concerned.

RTS creative team has designed the visual identity of the festival, while the "Beosong 2013" logo TV viewers have already been familiarized with in the program announcements. It seems that everyone is equally anxious for the festival to begin - the contestants, the audience and the organizers.

"Live TV broadcast of the "Beosong 2013" Festival will be carried out with 13 cameras from two RTS studios on Košutnjak. The set will be dominated by large TV screens. During two two-hour shows - two live TV broadcasts of the Festival, the viewers will be offered an exceptional visual experience in HD quality of picture and sound," said Ivan Stefanović, the director of "Beosong" TV broadcast.

Maja Nikolić will be the host in the central studio, and Gorica Nešović and Dragan Ilić in Studio 9 will chitchat and await the results of the voting with the competitors.

Dragoljub Ilić, the editor of the "Beosong 2013" says: "This year we decided to bring back a festival as a method of selecting a representative. The election itself is as democratic as possible. The winner of the festival, as well as Serbian representative at the 58th 'Eurosong' in Sweden, will be decided only via voting of Serbian citizens.

The voting will last for 10 minutes on both nights. Up to five SMS messages can be sent from one phone number.

During the first festival night, Serbian citizens will through SMS voting elect the best five songs.

During the finals, SMS voting exclusively will decide on the winner of the festival "Beosong 2013".

The winner of this show is Mirna Radulović (born on July 5, 1992 in Subotica) who demonstrated that she is adept in all musical genres, from pop and rock to the old, traditional folk songs. She has a good ear and superb music skills she developed playing the violin for twelve years. She also plays the guitar and piano. She has performed at a number of festivals, and was selected one of the 45 best young singers at the "Sylvester Levay International Musical Singing Competition". She has performed with Kornelije Kovač and Dado Topić.

Nevena Božovic is from Kosovska Mitrovica (born on June 15, 1994), a girl with a powerful voice who is now a third year student at the Belgrade Faculty of Music. Nevena already has some experience performing at festivals. At the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Rotterdam she represented Serbia and won the third place with the song for which she wrote both music and lyrics. Božović has also participated at a number of children's music festivals where she has won numerous awards.

The third link in this female ensemble is Sara Jovanović (born on October 29, 1993), a girl who has mastered the art of scenic movement. This young girl from Belgrade was born and raised in Rome, Italy. Authentic energetic performances and a specific timbre of voice are the reason this young lady was singled out at the First Voice of Serbia competition where she gained a great number of fans. Sarah is a second year student at the Belgrade Faculty of Philology.

His first musical and vocal skills he showed on "The festival in Budva" in 2007, with the song "Tebe bih" (I Choose You) and then on the Radio Festival "Feras" in 2007, with the song "Ako se ljubav zove kao ti" (If love is called like you), which got excellent reviews. In 2011, he entered the biggest music competition in the region, "The first voice of Serbia", when he reached the super finals and won second place.

She lived in America for eight years in San Diego and New York City, singing at jazz clubs and the China Club in New York City at the prestigious event of Diana Ross, with whom she was on stage together, which was showed in the "Saturday Night Live", which has been for more than 30 years the most watched show in the U.S.

She became popular when she was just 17 years in former Yugoslavia when as a high school student she won three first prizes in Mesam in 1993, for the song "Odlazi" (Go away). She had big tours in former Yugoslavia and Europe.

She recorded more than 200 songs and released them on numerous compilations as well as on six CDs published by PGP RTS and City Records.

Since 2006, when the band started performing, they had over 400 concerts abroad. They participated at the most significant domestic, European and international festivals and achieved enviable career in Europe. Corroborating this is the fact that they performed at the festivals like Roskilde in Denmark, Fusion Festival in Berlin, Pepsi Sziget Festival in Budapest and EXIT.

Kal's albums were produced by Mike Nielsen, famous for his cooperation with the greatest international music attractions including bands like Underworld, Snow Patrol, The Cure and Jamiroquai.

Performing at the Beosong Festival, along with the members of the Kal band will be talented Belgrader Vanja Prokopljević.

Without a single day of formal musical training, Nesa Galija started early his engagement in music, enthusiastic with the gift he received when he was a four year old boy. It was a small harmonica. He played harmonica throughout elementary school before he started to play the guitar, participating in many music competitions. In the first year of high school Nenad started learning to play the acoustic guitar. He practiced singing in the school choir of the music school "Dr. Vojislav Vučković" and in the amateur chorus of cultural and artistic society "Veljko Vlahović" in Niš. As an ambitious composer, he used lyrics of poets and wrote music for it. He composed the song "Čuj kako jauče vetar" (Listen to the wind moan - verses Dobriše Cesarića) and "Pozna jesen" (Late autumn - verses Vojislav Ilic). His first public appearance Neša Galija had in his Niš in September 1970, in one of the first clubs in the city. He performed alone with acoustic guitar and harmonica playing song "Živeće" (Living), "Basamaci" (Basamaci), "U poznu jesen" (In late fall)...

Then he was accepted by the members of the cult trio Lutajuća srca (Wondering hearts).

At the same time held the first solo concerts, Neša Galija discovers another great love - theater. In 1972 he composed the music for the play "Aska i Vuk" (Aska and the Wolf). In 1973 Nenad Milosavljević performed at the Youth Festival in Subotica on the "Evening free form."

For the project of the amateur theater group "Third half", in 1977 he composed the music. Young men gathered at the first rehearsal, held on 4. January 1976, and created rock band Galija.

The jury of the Zaječarska Gitarijada 1978, awarded the first place to the band Galija, and Nenad Milosavljević was declared the best composer, best singer and the most complex character on the Gitarijada.

Galija performed at the Subotica Festival "Youth ‘78" where they were declared as a true festival revelation. At the end of the 1978, Galija performed impressively at the BOOM Festival ‘78 in Novi Sad.

After this series of successes, achieved in just one year, they recorded their first record for PGP RTB. During three decades of recording (1979 - 2009) band Galija published thirteen studio albums, one live album, five compilations (nineteen albums) and two singles - all in collaboration with PGP RTB and the PGP RTS later, as the only rock band in our region that has never changed their publisher.

Along with the work in the band Galija, Nenad Milosavljević works in theater and Music Theater.

He has composed for the Puppet Theatre and the National Theatre in Niš, for the theatre in Kikinda, DES Theatre in Belgrade, the National Theatre in Vranje, Leskovac National Theatre, Banja Luka, Belgrade Drama Theatre, Theatre Terazije, National Theatre in Belgrade, Studio 212, Priština Theatre, and Theatre in Sombor.

Music for children and the children's song festivals were also big part of his composing, arrangement and production.

His first film music was composed in 2002, year. It was the music for the movie "Zona Zamfirova".

The music for Zdravko Šotra's film "Robbery of the Third Reich" Neša Galija composed in 2003.

Neša Galija composed, arranged, and fully realized in his studio the album "Silent Bells" (traditional Serbian music Kosovo).

When she was ten years old she won the first place and the award for the best interpretation at the music competition for children. She recorded a children's album with her teenage band "Jingle Bells". They promoted the album at concerts all over Serbia.

She has participated at many festivals: Sunflower 2005 - "Masked", Sunflower 2006 - "The Last Letter", Art Zone 2006 (Bulgaria) - "Masked", "Daduo Mamo", PanMusic 2008 - "Lovesick" - Best New Artist, Beovision 2009. - "Teach me," Sunčane skale 2010, "Seize the Day" with Nikola Saric Sajko.

She had the honor of singing the national anthem of the Republic of Serbia a number of times: at the opening and closing ceremonies of the "EYOF" 2008, at the Universiade 2009, and at the celebrations welcoming our athletes who were bringing home international medals. She performed as a backup singer at the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest - "This is the Balkans" with Milan Stanković, 2011 - "Magical" with Nina Radojičić.

She was a finalist of the second season of the competition for young singers "The First Voice of Serbia" where she did well and finished eighth. Like all the finalists of this competition, she has signed a contract with the record label "Prva Records".

For years she has been working as a backup singer, songwriter and a composer. She has cooperated with many famous names from the world of music, recording in the studios and at live concerts.

At Beosong 2005, in the final festival evening he won the 12th place. In the same year he participated in the festival "Pjesma Mediterana 2005" in Budva, as well as in the "Sunflower music festival 2005" in Zrenjanin.

He recorded a duet with Danica Karić for a song "Sada znam" (Now I know), the title song for the first Serbian soup opera "Jelena". In 2008. he participated at "Marko Polo fest", a song festival on the island of Korčula. By the votes of the expert jury his song "Bomba" (The bomb) won the first place. He also received a prize for the best arrangement. He also participated in the festival "Sunčane skale 2008" in the festival evening Nove zvezde (New stars) in Herceg Novi in Montenegro.

In 2009. he participated in Beosong 2009. In the final evening he won the 6th place with the song "Tvoje drugo ime je greh", (Your second name is Sinn) and in the same year he sang at the festival "Pjesma Mediterana 2009" in Budva.

For the last four years he is a member of the band "Blah Blah" from Belgrade. They play in some of the best clubs in Serbia and former Yugoslavia.

In 1970. she performed in the popular music show „Maksimetar" and was spotted by Radoslav Graić. She got a walk-on role in the piece „Rabelais", which was performed for two seasons at the main stage of the National theater in Belgrade.

At the festival „Beogradsko proleće" in 1971 she performed the song „V oblak sonce". It was the beginning of her long and successful festival career.

Though it seemed that talented Maja is going to have a parallel career, she engaged in theatre only occasionally. The role of Koštana was offered to her, but she refused it because she considered it too demanding.

Fifteen years later, she accepted the role of the famous Stanković's heroine and went on performing it for five years. In the meantime she played in the movie "Južna staza" of Stevo Crvenkovski and won the prize at Pula film festival for the best actress.

She was more diligent in the music field, especially at festivals. She took part in almost all important music festivals in former Yugoslavia. She won prizes on most of them, or at least had a successful performance.

The crucial point in her career came in 1979 when she participated at festival "Beogradsko proleće", singing one of her greatest hits - "Daljine". She recorded her first LP "Biće sve u redu", only in 1982.

That album was, in fact, compilation of her festival songs. She recorded her next album many years later. In the middle of 1980's she and Zlatko Manojlović worked on an album which has never been released.

But Maja has never let her audience forget about her. She participated at least in one festival each year. Her second (and so far the last) album, "Bele njive", was also compilation of her festival successes.

Among other songs, this album features two of Maja's big hits: "Budi dobar kao što sam ja" (winner of the MESAM festival in 1995 and winner of the award for interpretation) and "Sve ti opraštam" (winner of the festival "Beogradski šlager").

He finished elementary and secondary education in Subotica where he also graduated from the Music High School. His first public performance was on February 14, 2007 at the non-competitive festival "Love and Wine" with the song "Ljubav bogom dana" composed by Kornelije Kovač.

In the second half of 2008 he recorded a duet "Nije vredno sine moj" with Kemal Monteno. Their partnership started in February 2009 in "Sava Centar" and since then they have been performing in cities all over Serbia, Montenegro, FYR of Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

In 2010 at the Grand Festival he won the votes of the audience for the song "Dunavski testament" by Nikola Grbić. The same year he released his new album "Nisam ja dobrovoljni davalac suza".

In 2011 at the "Ohrid Fest" in FYR of Macedonia he won the prize as a co-author for the best lyrics for the song "Da li te voli k'o ja?"

In 2012 at the Festival "Omladina" in Subotica he competed with the song "Nisam znao dušo da te ne volim" for which he whore both music and lyrics. The song was performed by Nikola Glišić and won the prize for the best interpretation.

He is currently a student at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade.

Sky Wikluh recognized the talent of those young artists and wrote this magical song for them. The song is in accordance with their age and their temperament.

All three of them have finished primary music school, and had participated and won awards at different music festivals. Dana Gašić Gavaja is also one of this years finalists of the show "I've got talent".

We hope this is only the first in the series of hits these girls would sing for us.

After receiving classical music education, for the last ten years, thanks to the unselfish help of Olga Voichenko, she committed herself to funk, blues and jazz music trying to bring them closer to the audience at home and abroad with great success.

Together with her husband Maxim, a saxophone player, composer and arranger, and their daughter Katarina who plays piano and sings, they make a little family musical workshop where they bring together their creative ideas for their musical and stage appearance. At the moment she is finishing her first solo album in Serbian and in English. Many of her previous projects were completed with great success.

Since 1996 till 2000 she was full-time member of the group Dejan Cukić i Spori ritam bend. They made three albums and, at the same time, the band performed at numerous concerts.

She collaborated in making of more than 200 albums and participated in concerts of our most popular rock and pop bands such are: „Riblja Čorba" and „Bajaga i instruktori". She worked with the leader of „Bajaga i instruktori", Momčilo Bajagić Bajaga, on making of the songs „Montenegro" and the anthem of the town of Budva. In 1994 she made album „Zvuk tišine" with Ljuba Ninković, leader of the band „S vremena na vreme". In recent years she has been collaborating with the most important dance music bands. Her voice advertises more than 500 companies and products. In the 2009 she became the official promoter of the Belgrade summer universiade.

Part of her work is making jingles for radio and TV stations. She also took part in the theater remake of the musical „Hair". In it, among other songs, she performed the most popular song „The Age of Aquarius". She also made songs for children's play „Princess on a pea" of the theater „Puž" and, in collaboration with Radomir Mihajlović Točak, music for the film „Vizantijsko plavo". She also has a private singing school "Scream Team".

In 1991 she won the first prize of the expert jury and the first prize of the audience at the Festival of all radio and TV centers of former Yugoslavia, in the town of Maglaj. She participated at the Budva festival in 1997 and 1998. She performed in the unofficial part of the program of the festival „Sunčane skale" in 1996. She participated in the festival „Muf Voban" in Zrenjanin in 2000. In 1996 she made 30 minutes live concert for the state TV as a part of the promotion of the album „Zvuk tišine".

Marija Mihajlović is a jazz, pop and rock singer, vocal trainer and a specialized studio musician.

She played the flute at the Secondary school of music and attended classes at the department for solo singing both in Elementary and in Secondary school of music "Stanislav Binički " in Leskovac. In secondary school of music "Vojislav Vučković" in Belgrade she finished the second and the third year - department for flute and piano.

She also plays the guitar. She graduated from college and after that successfully graduated from the Faculty of philology in Belgrade - department for French language and literature. She loves languages, and sports. She's been playing with her band for five years. The music is her love and passion. She works diligently on her new songs in pop style. She already recorded a new song "Fališ mi prokleto" (I miss you badly) done by Bane Opačić and Ognjan Ogi Radivojević. Authors of the other two songs soon to be presented to the public are Andrej Jakšić and Marko Kon.

She participated in many music competitions (various school competitions. In 2003, she entered the finals of the television show at TV Pink "Niko kao ja" (Nobody like me). In 2009, in Bijeljina she won the 4th place in "Folk talenti Renomea" (Folk talents of the Renome). In 2001, she won the first place in the competition for karaoke singing in Belgrade in club Bitef. In the competition "Prvi glas Srbije", (The first voice of Serbia) she won the 4th place.

During the studies, she sang with many bands, and in 1998 she became a regular backing vocal of Zdravko Colić band. The same year she started working at the "Terazije" theatre as a choir soloist, where she is still employed. As a guest vocalist she has recorded with many of our musicians including Dragoljub Djuričić, Vladan Vučkovic-Paja, Zdravko Čolic, Dragan Stojnić, Van Gogh... Her first independent release was in 1999 for PGP RTS.

In May of 2005 she released the second album "Ostrvo snova" (Island Of Dreams) for the record label "City Records".

Over the past few years she was more focused on her work at the theater "Terazije" where she was successful playing different solo roles, including the lead female role in the musical "Zorba The Greek", and major roles in "Under The Stars", "Producers", "How To Understand Serbs "...

In the period from 2009 to 2012 she performed more than hundred times with Ivan Bosiljčić at his poetry and music events both in the country and abroad.

In 2009 she was the guest vocalist at the Van Gogh concert in Belgrade Arena.

He performed in the following plays: "Grease" (the leading role), "You Nutty Head" (the leading role), "Rebecca", "Les Misérables", "Spring is in the Air", "Flight over Cuckoo's Nest", "A Little Trilogy of Death", "Cinderella:, "The Guessing Game", "Cursing the Audience", "Coriolanus"...

He was the host of the TV show "The Best of The Best" and "Happy News" on TV Fox and TV Prva. Currently he is the anchor of the Radio Naxi morning program.

He has been playing the double bass for more than ten years in bands "Zorule" and "Ravnica" from Novi Sad.

He lives and works in Belgrade.