"Ramonda" isn't just the title of Teya Dora's Eurovision 2024 song for Serbia. It's also a rare and delicate flower that symbolises hope, resilience and the ability to come back to life. In our English-language interview, Teya Dora tells us how she's like the flower and the important message she wants to share about rising like a phoenix. She also describes what it was like to go viral with her song "Džanum," which inspired the Moye moye meme, which is huge in India.
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