Zorica Marković

Zorica Marković is a Serbian folk singer, born on 3 June 1959 in the village of Tubići. She began her career in the 1970s, and during the 1980s she became one of the most prominent performers of folk music, selling more than five million records. Her first singles were "Koga volim njemu se predajem" / "Zar sam kriva što sam lepa žena" (1979), "Ne postoje više ograde ni međe" (1980) and "Hej čobane vragolane" / "Ti si vatra ti si plamen" (1981).

The festivals of the 1980s brought many of her hits: "Joj, brko Radoje" at MESAM in 1984, "Tražim te, zumbuli cvatu" at Hit parada in 1985, "Otrove moj" and "Ej, bosanska tvrda glavo" in 1986, "Da tebe nema" at Ilidža and "Čuvaj se, čuvaj" at Vogošća in 1987, and "Hej moj dragi, doveče mi dođi" at Vogošća in 1988. In 1988 she appeared in the film Tesna koža 3, singing her songs "Lijte kiše" and "Sastavi nas, Bože".

In the 1990s she sang at Poselo 202, MESAM and Moravski biseri, winning MESAM in 1993. She returned to the festival stage at the Grand festival with "Sine Ilija" in 2010 and "Nemaš nerava", a duet with Nataša Matić, in 2012.

She later became a familiar television face through reality shows such as Veliki Brat VIP, Farma and Zadruga, and she runs a restaurant in Belgrade. Her songs, from the early singles to recent releases, are gathered here in one playlist.