performed at the Gold Malaysian Festival in Kuala Lumpur and collaborated with Neil Rolnick. She made her return to Jugovizija in Sarajevo, March 1991. There, she ended up winning the contest with "Brazil", which was written by herself and Zoran Vračević. On 4 May, Bebi Dol represented Yugoslavia at the Eurovision Song Contest 1991 held in Rome, Italy, where she received only one point from Malta and thus placed second to last. She was also the last official Eurovision entry from Yugoslavia, as the country de facto ceased to exist later that year. Šarić stated that after Eurovision she lived in Paris where she signed a two year recording contract, but ultimately decided to move back to Serbia due to political instability in her country. In 1995, Bebi Dol released her second studio album Ritam srca (Rhythm of the Heart). She recorded the album with guitarist Mario Šeparović of the band Psihopolis and keyboardist Laza Ristovski. The album featured songs written by Bebi Dol and Zoran Vračević, as well as Serbian language covers of Madonna's "Take a Bow" (entitled "Pokloni se") and "Over the Rainbow" (entitled "Iznad duge"). The album included hits like the previously released "Brazil" and "Hajde da..." ("Let's..."). At the 1999 "Tomorrow's Children" charity concert organized by UNICEF in Helsinki, Finland, Bebi Dol performed the song "Ruža" ("Rose"), and performed as a member of the choir consisting of musicians from around the world. 2000s-present: Later career in music and television In 2002, Bebi Dol released her comeback album Ljuta sam... (I'm Angry...), produced by Vlada Marković, under PGP-RTS. The album was, as she stated, dedicated to all the people she lost in her life. A year later in April, she entered the Beovizija 2003 festival with "Tvrdoglava" ("Stubborn"), placing 10th. Same year, she began hosting her own talk show Bla Bla Bebi on TV Art. In late 2006, she released a cover album in English language, entitled Čovek rado izvan sebe živi (One Gladly Lives Out of Himself), through Mascom Records. The following year, she released the live album Veče u pozorištu (A Night at the Theatre) from her concert held at the Terazije Theatre in February 2007. It featured covers from Lenny Kravitz, Simon & Garfunkel, Pink Floyd, Louis Armstrong and Michael Jackson, as well as the songs from her previous release. In 2008, Bebi Dol released a compilation album, entitled ...Pokloni se... (...Take a Bow...).