A Message from Deen "I appeal to all precious, fine and young people in the world to find a meaning of their lives in love, nice music and books; to leave aside drugs and everything harmful that can destroy our dreams and cause a tragedy."...Message Ends.

Deen was born in Sarajevo on the 12th of April 1982, making him a lively 22 by the time of the contest. He should have his own car by now with suitably high insurance premiums. He studied at the "Faculty of Economy" in the capital, so he's no dummy.
His real name is Fuad Backovic, and decided to change it, which is his prerogative.

"Sarajevo is the city that gave many musical talents, among them those continuing this tradition is certainly Deen. When he was 12 years old he already realized, in RTV BiH production, his first song, in period from 1997 to 2001 he was a member of SEVEN UP, probably the most successful boys-band on ex-Yugoslavia area" (also probably the best soft drink in the world)

Also well-known as the lead singer of the boyband Seven Up (3rd in the Bosnian pre-selection 1999; 7th in 2001 as a solo artist, and also 2nd last year). So really, read "lucky loser".
Distressingly, he quotes his favourite popstars as George Michael and former Eurovision Song Contest winner Céline Dion, raising her pointy head once more.
Currently his marital status is "single and happy", which is a much better state of affairs than "single and unhappy". No committment ceremony for you then, Deen.