Đani

Đani, born Radiša Trajković, is a Serbian pop-folk and turbo-folk singer. He was born in Lipljan near Pristina and went to school in Pristina; his father was a bus driver and his mother a shop assistant. In 1992 he moved from Pristina to Switzerland, and he has also lived in Kragujevac.

His first album, Tuđi svirači, came out in 1995. It was followed by Ta žena (1998), Otišla si, e pa neka (2000), Neka pati žena ta (2001), Druga dva (2003), Sve mi tvoje nedostaje (2005), Balkanac (2007) and Još te sanjam (2010), and he became popular all over the former Yugoslavia and among the diaspora.

He has sung as a guest on other singers' records too: "Biću tvoja" with Stoja in 1999, "Do zadnje pare" and "Pevačica" with MC Stojan, "Deža vu" with Sandra Afrika in 2018 and "Sve su žene iste" with Dragan Krstić Crni in 2019. On 8 March 2019 he held a concert at Belgrade's Štark Arena in front of about 20,000 people.

Since then he has kept releasing singles with videos, among them "Lutalica" and "Napij se od sreće" (2020), "Tuđa žena" (2021), "Kraljica" and "Svako nek svoju sreću bira" (2022), "Dovidjento" and "Fatalna" with David Stevanović (2024) and "Pesma o tebi" (2025). He is married to Slađana.