Put (band)

Croatian pop band
Putokazi
OriginRijeka, Croatia
GenresPop
Years active1983-2022[1]
SpinoffsE.N.I.
Past members
  • Vivien Galletta
  • Angela Jeličić
  • Melita Sedić
  • Naim Ajra
  • Petar Cucak Migliaccio
  • Olja Desic

Put (in Croatian: Putokazi) is a Croatian pop group from Rijeka.

It was selected from members of Putokazi, in order to appear at 1993 Eurovision Song Contest as the first representative of independent Croatia, singing "Don't Ever Cry". The members of the group were Vivien Galletta, Angela Jeličić, Melita Sedić, Naim Ajra, Petar Cucak Migliaccio and Olja Desic. Prior to Eurovision, they participated in the Croatian Eurovision Song Contest in Opatija, where they won after a decision by the Varaždin jury.[2] In the Eurovision Song Contest 1993, they placed 15th with 31 points.[3] Their song, Don't Ever Cry, has 2 different versions in Croatian and English. The lyrics were sometimes swapped a bit between the versions. They released the CD/single of the song in 1993.

The song "Don't Ever Cry" was about The Croatian War of Independence, with the time being from 31st of March, 1991 to the 8th of August, 1995. During the war, this song was published and sent to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Putokazi had other songs that were popular in Croatia after Eurovision, like "Naranča" and "Tararajčica". Putokazi created a total of 5 albums, which are: Good Morning, Musicals, The End Collection - 10 Classics of Film Music, Zemlja (Earth), Druga Zemlja (Second Earth), Treća Zemlja (Third Earth).

References

  1. ^ Milinković, Sanda (22 February 2022). "Putokazi, završni meandar: Dugo, nevjerojatno, neponovljivo putovanje je završeno". Novi list. Retrieved 22 April 2024.
  2. ^ "1993 – Opatija (HTF)". eurosong.hr. Retrieved 22 April 2024.
  3. ^ "Final of Millstreet 1993 - Eurovision Song Contest". eurovision.tv. Retrieved 22 April 2024.
Preceded by
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 Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest
1993 		Succeeded by
Tony Cetinski
with "Nek' ti bude ljubav sva"
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ParticipationArtistsSongs
  • "Celebrate"
  • "Crazy"
  • "Divlji vjetre"
  • "Don't Ever Cry"
  • "The Dream"
  • "Everything I Want"
  • "Guilty Pleasure"
  • "Kad zaspu anđeli"
  • "Lako je sve"
  • "Lighthouse"
  • "Lijepa Tena"
  • "Mama ŠČ!"
  • "Marija Magdalena"
  • "Mižerja"
  • "Moja štikla"
  • "My Friend"
  • "Nebo"
  • "Nek' ti bude ljubav sva"
  • "Neka mi ne svane"
  • "Nostalgija"
  • "Probudi me"
  • "Rim Tim Tagi Dim"
  • "Romanca"
  • "Strings of My Heart"
  • "Sveta ljubav"
  • "Tick-Tock"
  • "Više nisam tvoja"
  • "Vjerujem u ljubav"
  • "Vukovi umiru sami"
  • "You Are the Only One"
  • Note: Entries scored out signify where Croatia did not compete
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Countries
Final
Qualification
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Final
Qualification
Songs
Final
  • "Alle mine tankar"
  • "Better the Devil You Know"
  • "A cidade (até ser dia)"
  • "Donne-moi une chance"
  • "Don't Ever Cry"
  • "Ellada, hora tou fotos"
  • "Eloise"
  • "Esmer Yarim"
  • "Hombres"
  • "Iemand als jij"
  • "In Your Eyes"
  • "Mama Corsica"
  • "Maria Magdalena"
  • "Mi stamatas"
  • "Moi, tout simplement"
  • "Shiru"
  • "Sole d'Europa"
  • "Sva bol svijeta"
  • "Þá veistu svarið"
  • "Tih deževen dan"
  • "This Time"
  • "Tule luo"
  • "Under stjernerne på himlen"
  • "Viel zu weit"
  • "Vrede"
Qualification
  • "Amnestia na neveru"
  • "Árva reggel"
  • "Muretut meelt ja südametuld"
  • "Nu pleca"
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