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The voice that represented Serbia at Eurovision in Kyiv gets its own night at Sava Centar. Tijana Bogićević performs on December 17 in Belgrade, in a slot right before the holidays - a concert tailored to her pop repertoire and the ballads that have been spinning on the region's radio stations for half a decade.
Bogićević, born in 1981, entered music through the back door - as a backing vocalist in Vlado Georgiev's band in 2001, and later at Eurovision itself in 2011 as a supporting voice for Nina. She made her breakthrough in 2013 with the single Čudo, and then with the duet Još jednom with Aleksa Jelić. She worked her way to the stage the way few do - from a shadow behind the microphone to her own name on the poster.
In 2017 she represented Serbia at Eurovision in Kyiv with In Too Deep, performing first in the evening, but the song did not make it to the final. Even so, her career kept climbing - her debut album Čudo came out in 2018, and in 2020 she won the Oscar of Popularity award for pop singer of the year. Her sound sits exactly where the pop ballad meets estrada glamour.
The concert at Sava Centar begins at 8 p.m., and tickets are sold through tickets.rs. For a night dominated by voice and pop emotion, Bogićević brings a repertoire the audience already knows.
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