Tina Vukov

Tina Vukov is a Croatian pop singer, born on 22 December 1988 in Rijeka, where she finished the Ivan Matetić Ronjgov music school. She is the granddaughter of the brother of the singer Vice Vukov.

She signed her first record deal, with Croatia Records, at only fourteen. In 2004 she sang at Dora, the Croatian Eurovision selection, with "Tuga dolazi kasnije", recorded with the Matija Dedić Trio, but did not get past the semi-final. Two years later she came back with the Italian-titled "Il treno per Genova", won her semi-final and finished third in the final of Dora 2006, and in 2007 she was fourth with "Tata".

Her debut album Tuga dolazi kasnije came out on 25 October 2006 as the first DualDisc ever released for a Croatian artist and went to number one on the Croatian sales chart. In 2007 she won two Porin awards, for best new artist and for best female vocal performance with "Il treno per Genova". She has recorded duets with Arsen Dedić and with her fellow Rijeka singer Marko Tolja.

On 2 July 2010 she gave her first solo concert, on the Trsat Gradina stage in Rijeka, joined by Klapa Luka and Marko Tolja. She returned to Dora in 2012 and again in 2022, with the song "Hideout". Her best-known songs also include "Kao pijesak među prstima", "Kiša", "Moj otac i ja", "Noć" and "Meni žalost ne stoji".