Amira Medunjanin gives London charity concert for Our Kids in Bosnia
Disadvantaged children in Bosnia are being given the chance of a better future, thanks to a UK-based charity that makes a lasting difference to the lives of disabled, orphaned and less fortunate young people.
Bosnian songbird Amira Medunjanin will fly to Britain for a concert (9 May) to raise awareness and cash to help sustain the valuable work of the charity, Our Kids.
Our Kids works with education experts, volunteers and over-stretched families to ensure that vulnerable children with special needs receive sustainable care, a tailored education and community support to avoid them being lost in Bosnia’s under-resourced and poorly funded care system.
Could Bojana Stamenov improve Serbia’s Eurovision chances by singing in English?
When Bojana Stamenov steps on stage at the Eurovision Song Contest, she will realise a childhood dream.
What she would not have seen coming is that she would make Eurovision history as the first artist to represent Serbia by singing in English.
The Belgrade-based singer won a public TV vote for her performance of a rousing ballad, Ceo Svet je Moj.
But a decision has been made that official Eurovision expert John Kennedy O’Connor believes could boost Serbia’s chances in the contest.
At the same time, it is a decision that could upset some people: Bojana is likely to sing in English.
Serbian national broadcaster RTS has previously toyed with a similar idea, releasing English promotional versions in advance of the contest.
