The Lelek group has successfully qualified for the finals of the Dora music festival with their song, which draws inspiration from the freedom, sacrifice, and resistance of Croatian Catholic women from Bosnia and Herzegovina. In their performance, they aim to highlight the historical struggles faced by these women, who have left a lasting mark of their faith and identity through acts of defiance, including tattooing crosses on their bodies amidst the threats of slavery and denial of their religious identity.

In their commentary to Eurosong.hr, the members of Lelek expressed their belief in the social responsibility of music, emphasizing that art should speak up about uncomfortable societal realities. They pointed out that while the world is facing increasingly troubling events, it is crucial for artists to reflect on these historical narratives, ensuring that humanity does not forget the past and learns from it. With their song 'Andromeda', they intend to shine a light on both the suffering and resilience of their inspirations.

The appreciation for the women’s courage and sacrifice is not only a celebration of their legacy but also serves as a reminder of the ongoing importance of faith and strength in the face of adversity. Through their artistry, Lelek aims to resonate with listeners on multiple levels, invoking empathy and awareness about the historical and current challenges faced by women fighting for their identity and beliefs, particularly those from a complex region like Bosnia and Herzegovina.