album, Vanilla. On 31 October 2014, it was officially announced that Knez would represent Montenegro at Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna, Austria. Performing in Montenegrin with his song "Adio", Knez came ninth in the second semi-final, and ranked 13th in the Grand Final with 44 points, making this, up to date, Montenegro's most successful entry. Song Adio has two versions, in French and English. English version is written by Milica Fajgelj, Tami Rodriguez, Nicole Rodriguez and Dunja Vujadinovic. Knežević collaborated with actor and academic Branislav Lečić on the popular Bubamara ballad. Personal life Between 1995 and 2013 he was married to Ninoslava Knežević, with whom he has two daughters, one of which is Ksenija Knežević from the girl group Hurricane. Discography Studio albums Kao magija (1994) Iz dana u dan (1996) Automatic (1997) Daleko, visoko (2000) Ti me znaš (2003) Vanilla (2005) Otrov i med (2008) Opa cupa (2012) Compilations The Best of Knez (1999) Balade (2006) Opa Cupa (2012) References External links Biography in Serbian at BalkanMedia.com Information Card in Serbian at BalkanMedia.com 1967 births Living people Musicians from Podgorica 21st-century Montenegrin male singers Montenegrin singer-songwriters 20th-century Montenegrin male singers Indexi Award winners Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 2015 Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Montenegro