Nataša Bekvalac plays Zagreb's Mint club on November 27 at 10 p.m. It's a club gig, in a space very different from the arenas she has grown used to.

Bekvalac was born in Novi Sad on September 25, 1980, the daughter of football coach Dragoljub Bekvalac. She released her first album, "Ne brini", in 2001, and a year later "Ništa lično" made her a star, above all thanks to "Mali signali". She now has six studio albums, the latest being 2025's "Mama".

The list of hits is long: "Laži me", "Nikotin", "Poludim li u 25", "Navika", "Trista stepeni", "Dobro moje", "Mala leđa", "Pozitivna", "Kraljica novih ljubavi", "Original" and "Oštećena". In 2020 she held her first solo concert at the Belgrade Arena. Going from arena to club is a step back only on paper - in a club every line gets sung right in your face.

A regular ticket costs 10 euros and a VIP ticket 15 euros (about 616 to 924 denars), sold via entrio.hr. Mint club is in Zagreb, Croatia.