National Final
The National final took place in Bucharest, on March 20, 1994, and was hosted by Gabriela Crista. There were 16 songs, 2 sang by Mona Rosoga, 2 by Monica Anghel and 2 by Luminiţa Anghel (one with Gabriel Cotabiţă). The winning song was chosen by 5 regional juries. Only the winner was announced.
| Draw | Artist | Song |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adrian Enache | "Trenul cu roţi albastre" |
| 2 | Aurelian Temișan | "Dragostea e șansa ta" |
| 3 | Elena Cârstea | "Până când?" |
| 4 | Nicoleta Nicola | "Doar amintiri" |
| 5 | Constantin Dimitriu | "Daniela" |
| 6 | Mona Rosoga | "Vei veni" |
| 7 | Loredana Groza | "Nu adio" |
| 8 | Mona Rosoga | "Fără să știu, fără să vreau" |
| 9 | Lucia Mereuță | "Dacă muzica" |
| 10 | Silvia Chifiriuc | "Prea multe întrebări" |
| 11 | Dan Bittman | "Dincolo de nori" |
| 12 | Monica Anghel | "Dă-mi o stea din cerul tău" |
| 13 | Monica Anghel | "Dau viaţa mea pentru-o iubire" |
| 14 | Luminiţa Anghel & Gabriel Cotabiţă | "Nu e prea târziu" |
| 15 | Oana Sârbu | "Viaţa râde, viaţa plânge" |
| 16 | Luminiţa Anghel | "Speranţă" |
Read more about this topic: Romania In The Eurovision Song Contest 1994
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