Marina Visković

Marina Visković is a Serbian pop-folk singer from Belgrade, born in February 1988 and raised in Zemun, where she went to primary and secondary school. She later enrolled in psychology at the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade. Before the whole country knew her, she was already one of the busiest singers of Belgrade's clubs and river rafts.

She recorded her first song, "Gde sam grešila", in 2008 and put it on YouTube in 2009. It spread fast, and she followed it with a video that played with an old Belgrade urban legend about the girl who sang the song; she later joked that she started her career by killing herself. The same year Aca Lukas invited her to open his concert at the Belgrade Arena in front of about 20,000 people, and she still thanks him for helping her break through.

At Pink Music Festival she sang "Paralizuj me" in 2014 and "Ženska pesma" in 2015. Her first album, Alisa u zemlji čuda, came out in 2013, with big-budget videos for its songs. The second, in 2015, brought "Ljubav za sva vremena", "Pogrešna", "Kavez", "Zamalo", "Žena" and "Slomi čašu", and in 2016 she released the ballad "Moj pakao" with Bane Opačić.

"Problemi bogataša" in 2017 announced her third album, released in April 2018 with songs such as "Vudu lutka", "Jače jače", "Voli me ne voli" and "Dijetalna kola". She is still recording: her recent videos include "Ikone", "Amateri", "Ponelo te", "Sporedna uloga" and "Lesi", and new versions of "Moj pakao", "Pogrešna" and "Kavez".