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Post by Jasmin on Jan 17, 2013 0:49:47 GMT 1
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Post by Jess on Jan 17, 2013 0:51:28 GMT 1
I've also noticed that the same thing has happened in next edition of ISC. Two  Serbian artists have been chosen to present  Bosnia & Herzegovina. As Rick said, it should also be the hosts responsibility to make sure the artists have roots from the chosen country as well as the user so it's partly my mistake. Because of that I won't be disqualifying the entry. I can understand your disappointment but at the same time you have to think of it this way; If all ex-Yugoslavian artists can represent each country, does that mean all ex-Soviet Union artists can also represent each country that was part of that? Same with any other previous countries that have now become independent. It would all become a bit out of hand. But it's totally the hosts decision. Some contests will allow it, some wont. It's nothing personal  |
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Post by Jasmin on Jan 17, 2013 0:55:29 GMT 1
In my case you can't actually be sure the artists have roots from the chosen country.. In  they say Saša matić is a serbian artist, but he's born in Zvornik... It's because 90% of singers are borned in Yugoslavia.... That's the main problem  |
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Post by Rick on Jan 17, 2013 0:59:54 GMT 1
In my case you can't actually be sure the artists have roots from the chosen country.. In they say Saša matić is a serbian artist, but he's born in Zvornik... It's because 90% of singers are borned in Yugoslavia.... That's the main problem Well it mainly counts in wich of the indipendents country nowadays a singer was born |
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Post by Jasmin on Jan 17, 2013 1:01:59 GMT 1
As I said... Zvornik,  ;D I'll think about this one more time, because my brother is going to make a new CD with 10 of his songs, so for now I have 10 songs for one contest... and then.... |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2013 1:17:19 GMT 1
It's a case of trial and error really and finding out where a singer originally was born, for example some singers like Julia and Lena from tatu, their wikipedia profile both say "Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union" - but that mean that you know they can only represent  Marija Šerifović - "Kragujevac, Socialist Republic of Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia" so = But referring to some of Jasmin's artists: Darko Lazić "was born in Brestač (Pećinci municipality) a town in Serbia" so is valid Feminnem straight away their wiki says "was a girl group from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina" ... So it's like Jessica says, it's all about checking |
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Post by Jasmin on Jan 17, 2013 1:19:26 GMT 1
So solution is I should use ? :/ |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2013 1:21:03 GMT 1
It's hard to say, it's like saying that Kylie could represent the UK because "she holds a British passport and Australia is part of the commenwealth"...
It's trial/error really :/
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Post by Rick on Jan 17, 2013 1:24:07 GMT 1
As I said... Zvornik, ;D I'll think about this one more time, because my brother is going to make a new CD with 10 of his songs, so for now I have 10 songs for one contest... and then.... Your brother sings??  or what do you mean by his songs? |
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Post by Jasmin on Jan 17, 2013 1:25:06 GMT 1
Yes, because I guarantee you that at least 75% of artists have either identity card or a passport... We call it "dvojno državljanstvo" or translated into  dual citizenship... It's confusing |
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to represent 
, than like this:
for a whole hour because I had to remove all my songs submitted for contests 
or what do you mean by his songs? 