About Zorana Šiljeg
Zorana Šiljeg is a Croatian pop singer and songwriter who sang at the country's big festivals in the second half of the 1990s. She first appeared at the Split festival, with "Zvijezda nebeska" in 1995 and "Zdravo Marija" in 1996, and went on to the Zadar festival, the Croatian Radio Festival and Etnofest in Neum, with songs such as "Ja nemam snage", "Moram biti tvoja", "Samo ti", "Golubica" and "Ubijaš me lagano".
Both of her albums came out on Croatia Records: Lutka od slame in 1997 and Kada odu svi in 2000. She twice took part in Dora, the Croatian Eurovision selection: in 1999 with "Nije te briga", and in 2000 with her own song "Mogla bih te voljeti", which opened the evening and finished 13th of 26. The same year she sang at Melodije hrvatskog Jadrana in Split, and she returned to the Split festival in 2003.
The playlist gathers her two albums and festival songs.
Known for
- Mogla bih te voljeti
- Nije te briga
- Lutka od slame
- Kada odu svi
- Zdravo Marija
- Zvijezda nebeska
- Moram biti tvoja
- Vrata pakla





















