Zorana

Zorana Pavić, known simply as Zorana, is a Serbian pop singer born on 9 June 1965 in Belgrade. She finished a pedagogical academy and a secondary music school, and she plays the accordion. In high school she had her own rock band, Baby Blue.

She then spent several years singing in the band Frenki, recording two albums with them and competing at the 1989 Yugoslav Eurovision selection in Novi Sad with "Reka bez povratka". With Frenki she also appeared as a guest on the last Soviet tour of Đorđe Marjanović. Her first solo appearance was at the MESAM festival, where she sang "Jedan je tužan broj" in 1990, "Nema noći" in 1991 and "Umiru za tobom vene" in 1992.

In 1991 she sang "Ritam ljubavi" at the Yugoslav selection in Sarajevo and placed sixth, and the same year she won the Çeşme International Pop Festival in Turkey with its English version, "Rhythm of Love". Her debut album Kada o tebi mislim came out in 1991, followed by Kao lavina (1993), Sunce u očima (1995), Jedina (1996), Ljubav nema vlasti (1997), Nežno & opasno (1999), Za ljubav stvorena (2001), Kad žena voli (2003), Made in Serbia (2006) and Da mi ime ne zaboraviš (2008). "Žetva" and "Hoću da sam slobodna" were her big hits of the 1990s, and in 1997 she won the Sunčane skale festival in Herceg Novi with "Hoću da umrem dok me voliš".

She played Sava Centar in 1998 and again in 2008, and has made more than 50 music videos and fifteen duets, with actors, athletes and singers such as Tijana Dapčević. In 2005 she wrote and performed the monodrama Kad žena voli. Later she started the Muzički kabare project with Old Hat Orchestra, with whom she recorded new versions of her hits for her thirtieth anniversary, and hosted her own talk show, Još jedan krug sa Zoranom, on TV BN.