Serbian songs

As of 16th edition, there were 16 songs in Serbian. The first entry in Serbian was in the 5th edition by Serkey and was "Iz daleka", performed by Nataša Bekvalac & Rasta. The entry placed 21st. The 9th edition of Binational Music Fest featured more than one songs in Serbian - two songs: "Divlja", performed by Sara Jo (Serkey) and "'Ajde bre", performed by Hurricane (Turkmenistantenegro). "'Ajde bre", performed by Hurricane, had also become the first entry in Serbian, which automatically qualified for the grand final, and archived better result than the other two entries in Serbian, which automatically qualified for the grand final, placing 11th. "Divlja", performed by Sara Jo, on the other hand, placed 4th in the grand final. The 10th edition of Binational Music Fest featured one song in Serbian - "Deja vu", performed by Angellina & Emina (United States of Serbia). The entry archived the first top three result, placing 3rd. The 11th edition was the second edition to feature two songs in Serbian: "Omadjijan", performed by Sanja Vučić (Serkey) and "Luda glava", performed by Seka Aleksić (State of Herzegovina). Sanja Vučić represented Turkmenistantenegro in the 9th edition as Hurricane. This time, her entry "Omadjijan" archived the best result for any entry in Serbian, placing 2nd. On the other hand, "Luda glava", which performed by Seka Aleksić and also became the second entry, which automatically qualified for the grand final, archived the worst result for any entry in Serbian in the grand final, only placing 25th. The 12th edition featured one song in Serbian - "Balkanija", performed by Tea Tairovic (Croarbia). The entry placed 13th. The 13th edition made a history by featuring the most songs in Serbian so far, four songs: "Pucaj mi u srce", performed by Edita (Albangolia), "Mikrofon", performed by Jelena Karleuša (Croarbia), "Behute", performed by Senidah (Republic of Montenegro), and "Loš", performed by Breskvica (Serkey). Three of four songs in Serbian made it to the grand final: "Pucaj mi u srce", performed by Edita (Albangolia), "Behute", performed by Senidah (Republic of Montenegro), and "Loš", performed by Breskvica (Serkey), with "Behute"placing 9th, "Pucaj mi u srce" placing 15th and "Loš" placing 16th. Meanwhile, "Mikrofon", performed by Jelena Karleuša (Croarbia), made a history by becoming the first-ever entry in Serbian, which failed to qualify, placing 13th in the semifinal two. The 15th edition featured two songs in Serbian: "Izrael i Palestina", performed by Tea Tairovic (Serkey), and "Ljubav", performed by Bojana Vunturišević (South Yugoslavia). Tea Tairovic already represented Croarbia in the 12th edition. "Izrael i Palestina", which performed by Tea Tairovic and also became the third entry, which automatically qualified for the grand final, placed 19th, thus Tairovic archived her declining result. "Ljubav", performed by Bojana Vunturišević, placed 16th. The 16th edition featured three entries in Serbian: "Idi mi, dodji mi", performed by Ema (Croarbia), "Cure sa Balkana", performed by Kejt (Republic of Montenegro), and "Varalica", performed by Sara Jo and Edita (South Yugoslavia). Sara Jo and Edita both already participated in Binational Music Fest, with Sara Jo representing Serkey in the 9th edition, and Edita representing Albangolia in the 13th edition. "Idi mi, dodji mi", performed by Ema, and "Varalica", performed by Sara Jo and Edita, qualified for the grand final. However, "Cure sa Balkana", performed by Kejt, had become the second entry in Serbian, which failed to qualify. "Idi mi, dodji mi", performed by Ema, placed fourth, giving Croarbia the best result ever, meanwhile, "Varalica", performed by Sara Jo and Edita, only placed 23rd. "Cure sa Balkana", performed by Kejt, archived the worst result for any entry in Serbian, while being the worst-placing entry in the 16th edition by placing 15th and last in the semifinal two. The 17th edition featured three more entries in Serbian: "Crno oko", performed by Nucci (Croarbia), "Vrati je", performed by Emel (Republic of Montenegro), and "Sabah", performed by Hurricane (Serkey). Hurricane previously represented Turkmenistantenegro in the 9th edition as Sanja Vučić, Ivana Nikolić and Ksenia Knežević, now Hurricane participated again but as Jovana Radić, Sara Kourouma and Miona Srećković. Furthermore, "Crno oko" and "Sabah" automatically qualified for the grand final, increasing the number of automatically qualifying entries in Serbian from three to five. "Vrati je", performed by Emel managed to qualify and archived the best placement out of three songs in Serbian, placing 14th, with UK Ireland awarding 12 points. "Crno oko", performed by Nucci, placed 17th, but received 12 points from Republic of Montenegro, while "Sabah", performed by Hurricane, placed 19th, but received 12 points from South Yugoslavia. Also Hurricane archived a declining result, going from 11th place with their entry "Ajde bre" to 19th place with their entry "Sabah".

Out of first 13 songs in Serbian, five entries: "Divlja", performed by Sara Jo (Serkey in 9th edition), "Deja vu", performed by Angellina & Emina (United States of Serbia in 10th edition), "Luda glava", performed by Seka Aleksić (State of Herzegovina in 11th edition), "Balkanija", performed by Tea Tairovic (Croarbia in 12th edition) and"Loš", performed by Breskvica (Serkey in 13th edition) didn't receive any 12 points, the other eight entries received at least one set of 12 points. "'Ajde bre", performed by Hurricane (Turkmenistantenegro in 9th edition) and "Omadjijan", performed by Sanja Vučić (Serkey in 11th edition) received the most sets of 12 points: "'Ajde bre" received 12 points from Albangolia, Kyrgyndia, New Australia and Spaigal; while "Omadjijan" received 12 points from Japadia, Hong China, Pene and South Moldova, with Sanja Vučić having the most sets of 12 points by any Serbian singer. Additionally, Sanja Vučić received 8 points from Serkey as a member of Hurricane for "'Ajde bre". Tea Tairovic on the other hand received no sets of 12 points for "Balkanija", but received three sets of 12 points for "Izrael i Palestina": from Albangolia, Croarbia, which she represented in the 12th edition, and South Yugoslavia. Also, for "Balkanija", Tairovic received 5 points from Serkey. "Mikrofon", performed by Jelena Karleuša (Croarbia in the 13th edition), which failed to qualify still received 12 points from Serkey. In the 16th edition, "Idi mi, dodji mi", performed by Ema, received 12 points from Firgentina and South Yugoslavia, while "Varalica", performed by Sara Jo and Edita, received 12 points from Croarbia, with Croarbia previously awarding 12 points to Edita for "Pucaj mi u srce", however, neither Albangolia nor Serkey awarded no points to "Varalica". "Cure sa Balkana", performed by Kejt, was the first ever entry in Serbian, which failed to qualify and failed to receive any 12 points.

### Binational Music Fest 5

* Serkey

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 9

* Turkmenistantenegro
* Serkey

Points awarded to Turkmenistantenegro (Grand Final)

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 10

* United States of Serbia

Points awarded to United States of Serbia (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 11

* Serkey
* State of Herzegovina

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand Final)

Points awarded to State of Herzegovina (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 12

* Croarbia

Points awarded to Croarbia (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 13

* Albangolia
* Croarbia
* Republic of Montenegro
* Serkey

Points awarded to Albangolia (Grand Final)

Points awarded to Croarbia (Semi-Final)
 7 points
 4 points

Points awarded to Republic of Montenegro (Grand Final)

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand Final)

### Binational Music Fest 15

* Serkey
* South Yugoslavia

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand final)

Points awarded to South Yugoslavia (Grand final)

### Binational Music Fest 16

* Croarbia
* Republic of Montenegro
* South Yugoslavia

Points awarded to Croarbia (Grand final)

Points awarded to Republic of Montenegro (Semi-final 2)
 6 points
 5 points
 4 points
 2 points

Points awarded to South Yugoslavia (Grand final)

### Binational Music Fest 16

* Croarbia
* Republic of Montenegro
* Serkey

Points awarded to Croarbia (Grand final)

Points awarded to Republic of Montenegro (Grand Final)

Points awarded to Serkey (Grand final)