Amila Glamočak

Amila Glamočak, born Amila Čengić on 19 July 1966 in Sarajevo, is a Bosnian pop singer. She graduated in musicology from the Music Academy in Sarajevo.

From the mid-1980s she was known as a backing singer for many Sarajevo singers and bands, and she came to be regarded as one of the best backing vocalists in the former Yugoslavia. She also sang in the duo Vrele usne and made her name at pop festivals in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In 1996 she represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo with "Za našu ljubav". The song was written by Adnan Bajramović, with music by Bajramović, Aida Frljak and Sinan Alimanović, who also conducted. She came 21st of 29 in the qualifying round with 29 points and finished 22nd of 23 in the final with 13 points. The same year she released her first album, Imaš me u šaci.

Amila Glamočak returned to the BH Eurosong national selection in 2001 and 2003 without winning it, sang at the Megahit festival in Turkey in 2003 and released her second album, Sunce, that year. Songwriter Zlatan Fazlić, who has also written for Crvena jabuka and Davorin Popović, has written songs for her. She now lives in Turkey.