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Feminnem
Feminnem sang at two Eurovision Song Contests, in 2005 and 2010, for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The best result was 14th place in 2005, with “Call Me”.
- what
- Croatian/Bosnian and Herzegovinan musical group
- formed
- 2004, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- contests
- 2005, 2010
- best result
- 14th, 2005
- music
- pop, dance
- active
- since 2004
- members
- Pamela Ramljak, Neda Parmać, Nika Antolos past and present
- sang for
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia
Biography
Feminnem is a trio from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina that has sung for both: “Call Me” finished 14th for Bosnia and Herzegovina in Kyiv in 2005, and “Lako je sve” went out in the semi-final for Croatia in Oslo in 2010.
Written by ESC Predictions, 8 October 2026. Sources: Wikipedia, “Feminnem”.
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At Eurovision
Two songs, oldest first, and what became of each.
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2005 Kyiv
“Call Me”
14th of 24 Finished 14th of 24 in the final, with 79 points.
- Sung in
- English
- Written by
- Andrej Babić
- Running order
- 21st of 24 in the final
- Won that year
- Greece: Helena Paparizou, “My Number One”
The story of Eurovision 2005: The fiftieth contest, and the Big Four at the bottom
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2010 Oslo
“Lako je sve”
Out in the second semi-final Went out in the second semi-final: 13th of 17, with 33 points.
- Sung in
- Croatian
- Written by
- Branimir Mihaljević, Neda Parmać, Pamela Ramljak
- Won that year
- Germany: Lena, “Satellite”
The story of Eurovision 2010: Lena, a stage invader and a World Cup sold to pay for it
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