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Jugovizija 1988

The Yugoslav national selection took place on 12 March 1988 at the Cankarjev dom venue in Ljubljana, with Miša Molk and serving as hosts. Although sixteen songs were initially scheduled to compete, Jasna Gospić's "Noć u suzama" was withdrawn due to health reasons. The winner was determined through voting by eight regional juries.

The voting method, which had been introduced the previous year in 1987, permitted each TV studio’s jury to cast votes for their own entries. Each jury consisted of three members per TV studio, totaling 24 jurors, each allowed to vote for a maximum of five songs.

Final – 12 March 1988
Draw TV station Artist Song Points Place
1 Template:Flagdeco TVLj Moni, Simona and Urša "Lahko je reči ljubim te" 7 13
2 Template:Flagdeco TVSk Maja Odžaklievska and Gu-Gu [sl] "Te ljubam ludo" 42 5
3 Template:Flagdeco TVSa Zerina Cokoja and Narcis Vučina [bs] "Voljeću te" 21 8
4 Template:Flagdeco TVPr Edmond Islami "Kaltrina" 10 11
5 Template:Flagdeco TVSa Arnela Konaković "Slatki snovi" 12 10
6 Template:Flagdeco TVTg Mito Zoranić "To mora da je ljubav" 4 14
7 Template:Flagdeco TVLj Meta Močnik "Še in še" 10 11
8 Template:Flagdeco TVNS Sunčeve pege "Zaboravi sve" 39 6
9 Template:Flagdeco TVZg Oliver Dragojević "Dženi" 51 2
10 Template:Flagdeco TVBg Alen Slavica [hr] "Suzan" 4 - 11 {{flagdeco{SR Serbia}} RTV Novi Sad Meri Cetinić "Ne sudite mi noćas" 15 - 12 {{flagdeco{SR Serbia}} RTV Belgrade Bebi Dol "Zatvori mama prozore" 49 - bgcolor="gold" style="font-weight:bold;" 13 {{flagdeco{SR Croatia}} RTV Zagreb Srebrna krila "Mangup" 87 - 14 {{flagdeco{SR Slovenia}} RTV Ljubljana Moulin Rouge (band) "Johnny je moj" 43 - 15 {{flagdeco{SR Croatia}} RTV Zagreb {{ill{Grupa 777}}} "Tiha noć" 38 7

At Eurovision

The event was televised across several Yugoslav broadcasters, including , TV Novi Sad, TV Pristina, TV Sarajevo, TV Zagreb, and TV Ljubljana, with commentary provided by Oliver Mlakar.

Yugoslavia took the final performance slot, appearing twenty-first after Portugal. The entry earned a total of eighty-seven points, securing sixth place among twenty-one competing countries.

Voting

Points received by Yugoslavia
Points Awarding Country
12 points
10 points
8 points Template:Esc
7 points
6 points
5 points
4 points
3 points
2 points Template:Esc
1 point Template:Esc


Points allocated by Yugoslavia
Points Recipient Country
12 points Template:Esc
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8 points Template:Esc
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