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Teodora Džehverović is coming to Skopje for the "Skopje Music Friday" summer concert on Friday, June 5 at Stadion ARM in the City Park, starting at 19:00. The Serbian pop-folk star is one of the most recognisable voices of the Balkans' new generation, with hits that regularly dominate regional charts.
Born in 1997 in Kačarevo, Džehverović began her career in the ninth season of "Zvezde Granda" in 2014. Her global breakthrough came in June 2020 with "Vudu," featuring rapper Devito - the single became the most commercially successful Serbian release that year, racking up over 100 million views on YouTube. Other hits include "Aventador," "Blef," "Tresi tresi," "Nokaut," "Rari," "Gasolina" and "Gledaj mene."
In March 2023 the "Drift" remix with Breskvica became a number one on Billboard Croatia Songs, and her catalogue now includes two studio albums - "Borbena" (2019) and "Žena bez adrese" (2024). Teodora's sound sits at the crossroads of pop-folk and urban music, with energetic performances and stage charisma that have made her a favourite among young audiences across the Balkans - the kind of regional crossover star that streams better than borders.
Tickets range from 800 to 1,200 denars and are sold through karti.com.mk. The concert starts at 19:00 at Stadion ARM in the City Park - an open-air summer show right in the centre of Skopje.
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