E.N.I.

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E.N.I. is Croatian pop band from Rijeka .

Like the Rijeka group Put four years earlier, E.N.I. was created out of Putokazi in order to compete in at the Eurovision Song Contest 1997 with the song Probudi Me.

Unlike most of Eurovision contenders who later sank into obscurity, E.N.I. maintained its presence in Croatian music industry due to impeccable vocal talents and frequent co-operation with other artists, mainly rock musicians from Rijeka.

E.N.I. is one of the rare Croatian music bands which actively supports left-wing and liberal causes. In the campaign for 2000 parliamentary elections they, together with many other rock musicians, supported Social Democratic Party of Croatia and other opposition parties. They also appeared at 2004 Zagreb gay Pride parade and festival.

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Preceded by
Maja Blagdan		 Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest
1997		 Succeeded by
Danijela
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