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Croatia will be represented by a duo of young singers Igor Cukrov and Andrea Šušnjara. Both are students at university and have been involved with music for a while.
24-year old Igor Cukrov from Šibenik, whose family moved to Split when he was only two years old, had dreamt about becoming a priest at one period of his childhood. Today he is in the third year student of Theology in Split.
"I've decided to enter this university because philosophy was my favourite subject when in the high school. Beside that, I'm a fervent believer. A few years ago I had been even reflecting about becoming a priest, but my desire to sing was stronger."
Igor sang the first tenor in the Dalmatian vocal ensemble Cambi. He plays several music instruments: guitar, piano, trumpet and clarinet and his favourite music genres are pop and rock.
Andrea Šušnjara was born 26 February 1987 in Split. At the age of three she discovered music. Apart from regular elementary school, she went to music elementary music school where she had practiced piano for six years. In 2004 she made her debut at the Dora with the song Noah, where she won the semi-finals, an came second in the final.
The same year, Andrea made an aria and an introduction theme for the first Croatian soap opera Villa Maria and appeared in albums of foreign musicians: the group Bond and the Russian violoncellist Ksenija. Her charisma and fabulous vocal interpretation surely contributed to Igor Cukrov's triumph at the Dora this year.