In the article, the author reflects on the significance of the song 'Andromeda,' performed by the group Lelek, which has won the Dora 2026 competition as Croatia's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. The author argues that music should not merely exist as entertainment; it conveys messages from its time. The decision to choose 'Andromeda' is viewed within a broader context of Croatian musical identity, particularly reflecting on past failures in representing the country at Eurovision.

The author critiques the selection process, noting that the professional jury represented not only Croatia's major cities but also four countries (the United Kingdom, San Marino, Luxembourg, and Norway) participating in Eurovision. The inclusion of these countries in the voting process raises questions about the integrity of the competition, suggesting that their influences might dilute Croatia's ability to choose the best representation of its music. Despite these concerns, the author acknowledges that the song's quality transcends any such shortcomings in the selection process.

Ultimately, the victory of Lelek with 'Andromeda' is framed as a vital signal to Croatian society about the potential of its contemporary music scene. The author posits that this song isn't just a musical participation but rather a cultural message that reflects a significant moment in Croatia's artistic narrative, calling for recognition and engagement with its deeper meanings.