All 24 Dora entries have been released in Croatia

You can listen to the full Dora lineup over on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel.

Dora 2026

Croatia's national final to select its entry for Vienna 2026 will take place across two semi-finals and a final, which will happen in February.

It's already a record-breaking year for the long-running Croatian song contest Dora! Song submissions for the 2026 edition of the national final reached an all-time high, with 251 compositions being sent to Croatian broadcaster HRT for consideration.

These were the 24 songs selected to take part:

• Alen Đuras – From Ashes to Flame
• Ananda – Dora
• Cold Snap – Mucho Macho
• Devin – Over Me
• Ema Bubić – Vrijeme Za Nas
• Fenksta – Memento Mori
• Fran Uccellini – Ako Bolje Bude Sutra
• Irma – Ni Traga
• Ivan Sever – Crying Eyes
• Jasmina Makota – Higher
• Kandžija – 3 Ujutro
• Karolina Ilic – Breathe Her In
• Lana Mandarić – Tama
• Lara Demarin – Mantra
• LELEK – Andromeda
• Lima Len – Raketa
• Marko Kutlić – Neotuđivo
• Noelle – Uninterrupted
• Ritam Noir – Profumi Di Mare
• Sergej – Scream
• Stela Rade – Nema Te
• ToMa – Ledina
• Tony Sky – O Ne!
• Zevin – My Mind

Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest

At Basel 2025, Croatia celebrated its 30th appearance at the Eurovision Song Contest, following the country's debut in 1993.

During its first decade at the Contest, Croatia earned three Top 5 finishes and a further three Top 10 results. Though the country's best position to date arrived just two years back, at Malmö 2024, when Baby Lasagna brought Croatia a silver-medal finish with Rim Tim Tagi Dim.

The winner of the 2025 edition of Dora was Marko Bošnjak, who took his song Poison Cake to represent Croatia at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel.