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Senida Hajdarpašić - Senidah - has scheduled a concert in Kraljevo at the Ibar Sports Center on Saturday, October 3 at 20:00. The Slovenian pop star nicknamed "the Balkan trap diva" is one of the most commercially successful artists from the region over the past seven years, with music that unites audiences from Ljubljana to Skopje.
Born in 1985 in Ljubljana to Bosniak parents from Bihor, near Bijelo Polje in Montenegro, she often visited relatives in Macedonia as a child. Her musical breakthrough came through the pop-rock band Muff in the early 2010s, and her bigger success arrived when she crossed over solo into Serbian-language music with the hit "Slađana" in 2018. Her debut album "Bez tebe" (2019) brought her critical acclaim and audience across the former Yugoslavia.
Between 2019 and 2021 Senidah released the hits "Mišići," "Kamikaza," "100%," "Replay" and the duet "Dođi" with Dino Merlin - which remained one of the most popular slow-burn ballads in the region. Her second album "Za tebe" (2022) was previewed by the singles "Behute," "Jadnaja" and "Dva prsta." At the MAC world music awards she has so far won three prizes including the gold MAC for "Authenticity" in 2020. Her style blends trap production with Balkan vocals and lyrics in Serbian, Bosnian and Slovenian - the kind of multilingual native flow you rarely get outside the region.
Tickets are sold through tickets.rs. The concert starts at 20:00 at the Ibar Sports Center in Kraljevo - 175 kilometres south of Belgrade.
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