Sanja Vučić

Sanja Vučić is a Serbian singer and songwriter, born on 8 August 1993 in Kruševac. Her mother, Mevlinda Vučić, is a folk singer and her father also sang, and from her parents she learned old folk songs and sevdalinke. She finished primary and secondary music school in Kruševac in the opera singing department, and as a student she sang in the ethno group Bele vile, the town jazz orchestra and the church choir Saint Prince Lazar.

At 18 she moved to Belgrade, where she studied Arabic language and literature at the Faculty of Philology and kept training her voice with the opera singer Katarina Jovanović. In April 2012 she became the fourth singer of ZAA, a Kruševac band founded in 2008 whose music mixes ska, dub, post-rock, jazz and punk, and with them she released the album What About in 2014.

In 2016 Radio Television of Serbia chose her internally for the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm. She sang "Goodbye (Shelter)", the English version of "Iza osmeha", written by Ivana Peters, a song about violence against women. Serbia qualified from the second semi-final and finished 18th of 26 in the final with 115 points; the public vote alone placed her 11th.

In 2017 she joined the original line-up of the girl group Hurricane. The group won Beovizija 2020 with "Hasta la vista", but that contest was cancelled, and in 2021 they represented Serbia in Rotterdam with "Loco Loco", which she co-wrote; they finished 15th and the song became a hit across the region. Hurricane split in May 2022 and its members went solo.

Her first solo single, "Omađijan", came out on 20 September 2022, followed by "Đerdan" with the rapper Nucci. Her debut album, Remek-delo, was released on 31 October 2023, the EP Makadam with the duet "Marrakesh-Dubai" with Tea Tairović followed in 2024, and the three-song EP Trilogy in 2025. She has also written songs for other singers, among them "Hej, srce" for Sandra Afrika and "Muni, mani" for Cvija, with whom she also sang "Kriva je kafana".