Mira Škorić

Mira Škorić, born Mirjana Škorić on 8 July 1970 in Belgrade, is a Serbian pop-folk singer and television personality. She first sang in public in 1986 at the Raspevana jesen festival, where she reached the final.

Her debut album, Niko kao mi, came out in 1988 on Diskos with songs by Dragan Aleksandrić, and Mi možemo sve followed in 1989. Her first big hit was "Zašto nosiš prsten moj" from 1991, which she also sang at the MESAM festival. The album Ne daj me, majko from 1993 gave her a run of hits, among them "Manastir", "Otkači", "Ti si k'o i ja", "Strah od ljubavi" and "Kao led se istopim". On 20 January 1994 she closed its tour at the Ranko Žeravica hall in Belgrade, and on 27 May 1995 she played the Pionir hall.

The 1995 album Rodiću ti sina brought the title song, "Nisi mi sudbina" and "Karta tuge", and the late 1990s "Daj mi, Bože" and "Kosa crna". In fourteen studio albums, up to Za moj rođendan in 2013, she recorded for Diskos, PGP-RTS, Grand Production and City Records.

She has sung many duets: "Ne računaj na mene" with Ceca (1994), "Muškarci" with Lepa Brena and Vesna Zmijanac (1994), a song with Aca Lukas (1998), "Dve oluje" with Željko Bebek and "Kumina pesma" with Ana Bekuta (2001), and a duet with Šerif Konjević (2009).

At the Grand Festival 2006 "Ista nam je tuga" won a top-three place and the award for best female interpretation, and in 2007 she sang "Voli je" at Beovizija. She has been on Veliki Brat VIP All Stars, Tvoje lice zvuči poznato and, from 2018 to 2021, Zvezde Granda as an assistant mentor. In 2019 Mira Škorić received a lifetime achievement award and marked thirty years on stage with a concert at the Sava Centar on 22 October 2019.