CroatiaThe eighth edition of the Milan Mladenović Award, organized by the Milan Mladenović Foundation, will take place in Belgrade on September 21st, marking the award's return to its origin city where it was first established. The ceremony coincides with Mladenović's birthday and symbolically closes a cycle, returning the prize to Belgrade, where Ekatarina Velika left a lasting legacy. The event, known as 'Modro i zeleno' festival, continues to celebrate Mladenović's artistic heritage through music and art, featuring performances by various artists. This year's winner will receive financial support, promotional opportunities, and invitations to major regional festivals. The selection process involved a panel of judges who narrowed down entries from 173 submissions to five finalists representing diverse musical styles.
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