FYR Macedonia: Elena Risteska - Ninanajna

Eurovision Song Contest · Eurovision Song Contest 2006, (1) semifinal [2006]

Come here boy

Don't be afraid boy

I'm gonna give it to you



Come on!



Oh oh oh, oh oh oh

Yeah



Tell me what you want baby, tell me what you need

Tell me what you wishing for, I'll make you feel so sweet

I open up your fantasies, I'll make your dreams come true

But if you want ninanajna with me I tell you what to do



Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give it to you

Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give my love to you



I can make your wishes and your wildest dreams come true

I can make Beyonce and Shakira dance for you

I'm dangerousley in love with you and dying for your kiss

But if you want ninanajna with me.....I'm gonna give it to you



Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give it to you

Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give my love to you



You found a way to touch my heart and soul

you open up my mind

I'll never let you go

You are like another part of me,

without you I can't live

My life is incomplete



Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give it to you

Dance with me nananinanajna

Sing with me nananinanajna

I wanna be with you, I wanna give my love to you



Nananinanajna

Elena Risteska - Ninanajna

Elena Risteska's 'Ninanajna' served as the Macedonian song for the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, representing her nation on the European Broadcasting Union stage. The track, performed in English, blends pop and folk influences characteristic of the competition's 2006 lineup, featuring Risteska's emotive vocal delivery. While the song did not advance beyond the semifinal round, it remains a notable recording from the contest's history, capturing the atmospheric production style common to that era's songs. The piece stands as a distinct contribution to the Eurovision catalogue, reflecting the artistic diversity sought by the organizers during the mid-2000s.