All works were signed by a code, so the names of the authors were unknown. Upon the selection of the compositions by the selection committee, the identities of the authors of the music and the lyrics were revealed.

The final selection and the process of choosing the composition which will take part in the festival "Beovizija 2019" were held on 8 January, 2019.

Works chosen at the open contest are:

Ivana Vladović and Vonder strings

Moja bol (My Pain)

music: Aleksandra Milutinović

lyrics: Aleksandra Milutinović

Snežana Berić - Ekstra Nena

Još ti čujem glas (I Still Hear Your Voice)

music: Ivan Akulov

lyrics: Milena Ludajić, Snežana Berić

Sanja Rio

Ljubimo se (We're Kissing)

music: Muki Dumonjić

lyrics: Muki Dumonjić

Nataša and Una

Slobodna (Free)

music: Predrag Vukčević, Marko Stojanović Luis, Petar Zorkić

lyrics: Nataša Guberinić, Predrag Vukčević, Una Senić, Nemanja Kostić

Jana Šušteršić

Viktorija (Victoria)

music: Vladimir Graić

lyrics: Želјko Hubač

Saška Janks

Da li čuješ moj glas (Can You Hear My Voice)

music: Saška Janković, Marko Nikolić

lyrics: Saška Janković

Nema suza (No Tears)

music:  Želјko Vasić

lyrics: Dragan Čolaković

Fankd Ap

Zašto da se ne desi (Why Wouldn't It Happen)

music: Vojin Vilotijević

lyrics: Vojin Vilotijević

Goga Stanić

Ti znaš da ne znaš me (You Know That You Don't Know Me)

music: Ilva Person, Linda Person, Dimitri Strasos

lyrics: Vladimir Marković Luni, Marko J. Kon, Ognjen Amidžić

Majdan

Budim te (I'm Waking You)

music: Nemanja Erić

lyrics: Nemanja Erić, Marija Vagner

Sofija Perić

Aritmija (Arrythmia)

music: Vladimir Graić

lyrics: Snežana Vukomanović

Ana Popović

Lutaš (Wandering)

music: Sofija Milutinović

lyrics: Sofija Milutinović

Aleksandra Sekulić

Tugo (Sorrow)

music: Ana Sekulić

lyrics: Ana Sekulić

Osvajači

Vatra i plamen (Fire and Flame)

music: Nebojša Jakovlјević

lyrics: Zvonko Pantović

Džipsikord

Boje (Colors)

music: Džipsikord

lyrics: Sanja Krstić and Milena Ludajić

Dunja Vujadinović

7

music: Boris Krstajić

lyrics: Ljilјana Jorgovanović

Eleonora

Samo lagano (Just Take It Slowly)

music: Eleonora Lav Jovanović

lyrics: Eleonora Lav Jovanović

Lord

Radnički sin (Blue Collar Son)

music: Vladimir Preradović

lyrics: Vladimir Preradović

Tina and Lola Amvon

Tvoje oči (Your Eyes)

music: Tina Amvon

lyrics: Olgica Lola Amvon

MR DOO

Do 100 (Up to 100)

music: Sanja Ilić and  Mr Doo

lyrics: Leontina Vukomanović

Ivan Kurtić

Bella - Bela

music: Goran Ratković Rale

lyrics: Radenko Mitrović

Nevena Božović

Kruna (Crown)

music: Nevena Božović

lyrics: Nevena Božović

Lana and Aldo

Pogledaj u nebo (Look to the Sky)

music: Lana Toković

lyrics: Lana Toković

Tamara Milanović

Reči nisu dovolјne (Words Are Not Enough)

music: Marcel Sprunkel

lyrics: Marcel Sprunkel, Gavrilo Milovanović

In the event of any problems related to the performing of a track or performance of an artist, Radio Television of Serbia is entitled to choose another track or another artist to perform the track.

As a reminder, according to the conditions of the open contest, the track cannot be longer than three (3) minutes, and it needs to be performed in languages that are officially used in the Republic of Serbia, and the artists cannot be under 16 years of age.

Inclusion, diversity, unity

These three words symbolize the Eurovision Song Contest and they were used as inspiration for creating new slogan. Executive Supervisor of EBU, Jon Ola Sand said that to appear on the Eurovision stage, to dare to dream that you can win in Eurovision, to be brave, confident enough, and to stand in front of the large audience and viewers - is something worth dreaming for.

With the unique logo, the slogan of the European Song Contest is part of every contest's identity created by the national broadcaster - organizer of the contest. The slogan is present since 2002. when the Eurovision Song Contest took place in Tallinn. With the exception of 2009, every Eurovision year was marked by a certain slogan.

Israel became a host by winning in Lisbon earlier this May with the song Toy. Although it is its 4th win, Israel will host the most popular European song contest for the third time. After Jerusalem in 1979 and 1999, the time has come for Tel Aviv.

There were three cities competing to be the Host city: Jerusalem, Eilat and, of course, Tel Aviv, which, in organizer's opinion, offered the best conditions for hosting the great spectacle next year.

For now, there isn't a lot of information, but those that matter the most are already revealed - that the designer is the experienced Florian Wieder and that the picture represents only a "framework" from which the parts will be developed and it doesn't need to be identical to the "final product".

Wieder already designed the Eurovision stage in 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, and 2018, and in addition, it is worth mentioning the stages he designed for British versions of the contest X Factor and Got Talent, American and British versions of Idol, Israeli version of the popular contest "The Voice" and for several MTV Music Awards.

Logo of the 64th Eurovision Song Contest looks like a golden star made out of three shiny triangles, and is followed by the slogan Dare to Dream. Israeli designers explained the concept in the following manner:

The triangle, one of the world's oldest shapes, is a cornerstone symbol found universally in art, music, cosmology and nature, representing connection and creativity. As the triangles join and combine, they become a new single entity reflecting the infinite stellar sky, as the stars of the future come together i Tel Aviv for the Eurovision Song Contest 2019.

This Eurovision "golden star" has one basic and two alternative versions.

Visual solution reflects the stage design, created by Florian Wieder, and dominated by triangular elements and structures.

Slogan and logo were designed by two Israeli branding agencies: Awesome Tel Aviv created the slogan, and Studio Adam Feinberg (ST/AF) designed the logo.

The following countries will be at the festival in the administrative center of Israel, in Tel Aviv.

Participating Countries:
Albania, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Belarus, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Georgia, Netherlands, Croatia, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Israel, Armenia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Germany, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Slovenia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Ukraine.

Jon Ola Sand, the Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest, expressed his delight over the great response of the public national broadcasters willing to participate in this global event.

- Last season, Neta dared to dream and won in Lisbon to return the trophy to her country. We hope that the other competitors will also be inspired by the same dream - said Ola Sand, and added that organizers in Israel are working hard on preparations for the upcoming event. He believes it will be memorable.

Eldad Koblenz, director general of the public broadcaster KAN also expressed his thoughts on this matter and said that they are eager to receive 42 nations as their guests in May, and help them achieve the same success Neta had in Lisbon.