Špela Grošelj

Špela Grošelj is a Slovenian pop singer and television presenter, born on 8 January 1985 in Domžale. As a girl she sang in the children's and youth choirs of RTV Slovenija, and from 2002 to 2003 she was a member of the teenage group Foxy Teens.

From 2004 to 2010 she sang with the band Atomik Harmonik, and in 2010 she started her solo career. "Moč srca" became her first hit of her own that year, followed in 2010 by "Prihajam domov" and "Poljubi moje ustnice". Most of her songs are written by Domen Kumer, with whom she has also sung the duets "Čez leto ali dve" (2011), "Vino in kitara" (2020) and "Mleko in med" (2021). She has worked with Martin Štibernik, Matjaž Vlašič and Dare Kaurič as well.

Her singles since then include "V tretje rado gre" and "Bog za naju sreče ni izbral" (2011), "Gremo na obalo" with Špela Kleinlercher (2012), "Češnja na torti" and "Glavo pokonci!" (2013), "Cmok, cmok" and "Najina pomlad" (2014), "Lajf" (2016) and "Nostalgija" (2017).

Špela Grošelj is also known from radio and television. In 2009 Radio Hit ran a love show around her, Osvoji srce Špele Grošelj, and in 2012 and 2013 she was a judge on Gospodinje pojejo on Golica TV, where she also began working as a presenter. In 2016 she moved to Planet TV, first as a commentator on Brez cenzure and then as the host of the first season of The Biggest Loser Slovenija in 2017. In 2019 she competed in the third season of Zvezde plešejo.