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Velimir Djelic

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20/May at 16:58

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If you have no tickets

Belgrade 2008: Watch Eurovision in Eurocafe

For all of you, who dont have tickets for tonight`s semifinal, Eurocafe organizes watching on a big screen, as well as for the 2nd semifinal and final.

But, if you go to see the 1st semifinal live in Belgrade Arena, and right after that you are going to the after party, which is going to be held in the Euroclub, dont miss to hear the hymn of OGAE Serbia, which is composed especially for this occasion. The autor is Dejan Ivanovic, man who wrote the lyrics for Jelena Tomasevic`s song Oro. By the way, this is the first hymn of any OGAE club. The name of the hymn is ``Rock me July``.

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