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Boban Djekić participated in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] on two occasions, in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2008|2008]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009|2009]].
Boban Djekić participated in the [[Home Composed Song Contest]] on two occasions, in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2008|2008]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009|2009]].


He won the competition in 2008 with the song "[[Vino]]" and organised the 2009 event, where he took third place with his entry "[[Nevero]]".
He won the competition in 2008 with the song "[[Vino]]" and organised the 2009 event, where he took third place with his entry "[[Nevero]]". He also returned in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2019|2019]] as a co-composer, although that entry was submitted by [[Stefan Engel]] so is shown on Stefan's page.


==Entries==
==Entries==

Revision as of 09:48, 27 November 2019

Boban Djekić participated in the Home Composed Song Contest on two occasions, in 2008 and 2009.

He won the competition in 2008 with the song "Vino" and organised the 2009 event, where he took third place with his entry "Nevero". He also returned in 2019 as a co-composer, although that entry was submitted by Stefan Engel so is shown on Stefan's page.

Entries

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Year Title Performer Position
2008 Vino Boban Djekić 1 (of 31)
2009 Nevero Boban Djekić 3 (of 25)


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