Sanja Maletić

Sanja Maletić is a Serbian pop-folk singer, born on 27 April 1973 in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. She grew up there in her parents' house in Crno Blato, the daughter of a well-known Tuzla professor, and she has lived in Belgrade since 1992. Her best-known hits are "Mlađi", "S vremena na vreme" and "Evo sviće zora".

Her recording career began at the end of the 1990s with the album "Kani suzo" (1999). "Snegovi" followed in 2001 on Grand Production, with songs such as "Milo moje" and the title song, and then "Ruzmarin" (2002) and "Amajlija" (2004), the year she made videos for "S vremena na vreme" and "Ko u doba medeno". "Noć u mojoj sobi" came out in 2006 and "Golden Girl" in 2010, with the video for "Kako da ne".

At the Moravski biseri festival in 2005 Sanja Maletić won the audience's first prize with "Ti si ljubav mog života", and she went back to the festival in 2021 with that song and "Karanfil se na put sprema". Her later videos include "Sandale landare" (2013), directed by Goran Šljivić, and "Poljubi me hitno" (2014).