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Singer Princ, who represented Serbia at Eurovision 2025, holds an acoustic night in the Great Hall of the House of Culture in Aleksinac on Wednesday, October 21, from 20:00. The show carries the subtitle "Sasvim lično" ("Entirely Personal"), and the poster shows him alone with an acoustic guitar.
Behind the stage name is Stefan Zdravković, born in Vranje on September 29, 1993. Because of his voice they call him "the Prince of Vranje", and besides singing he plays guitar and drums. He won the Serbian selection "Pesma za Evroviziju '25" on February 28, 2025 with the song "Mila" and 18 points, ahead of Harem Girls' "Aladin" on 17 and Vukajlo's "MASK" on 16. In May he performed at Eurovision in Basel, and released his debut album "Mila" the same month.
The acoustic format is the best test for a singer whose biggest asset is his voice: no band, no production, just the songs and the room. Vranje is half an hour from the Tabanovce border crossing, so geographically Princ is almost a neighbour of Macedonian audiences.
Tickets cost 500 dinars (about 260 denars), a token price for a performer with Eurovision experience. Sales start on Monday, October 5, at the box office of the Aleksinac Centre for Culture and Art and on tickets.rs. Aleksinac lies on the motorway between Niš and Belgrade, on the road everyone driving north from Macedonia takes.
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