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National Selections 1973 Yugoslavia Opatija Festival 1973 Edvin Fliser - "Kot nekdo ki še upa"
Yugoslavia 1973

Opatija Festival 1973:
Edvin Fliser - "Kot nekdo ki še upa"

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Result

Semi-final 1

1 March 1973
ResultEliminated
Running order8
Artist/group (stage name)Edvin Fliser
ArtistEdvin Fliser
TitleKot nekdo ki še upa
Songwriters?, Dušan Porenta

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