Vesna Zmijanac plays Boris Trajkovski Arena in Skopje on November 28 at 20:00, on her "Golden Tour - I da imam sto života" ("Even If I Had a Hundred Lives"). Because of the huge demand, the concert has been moved from the originally announced venue to the Arena.

Zmijanac was born in 1957 in Nikšić, and her first hit, "Nevera moja", dates from 1975. "Kad zamirišu jorgovani", "Svatovi" and "Malo po malo" followed. With around 6.7 million records sold she is among the most popular singers of the former Yugoslavia, and audiences call her the "Queen of Sorrow" for her emotional, melancholic ballads.

In May 2026 she celebrated fifty years on stage with three back-to-back concerts at Belgrade Arena. In 2020 she was named a national music artist of Serbia. The Skopje concert is part of the jubilee tour - five decades of ballads for broken hearts, in a hall with several thousand seats.

Tickets start at 700 denars and are on sale through kupikarta.com.