VESNA PISAROVIC

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Name                                   Vesna Pisarovic
Birth date                              April 9th 1978
Birth place                             Brcko, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Occupation                            Singer
Website                                 www.vesnapisarovic.com

Early Life and Career

As eight years old girl she started with music school, where she played flute because the guitar class was already full – although guitar had been her first choice. Vesna hasn’t regretted this; over the four following years she was diligently learning and practicing. Her only regret was that she couldn’t sing at the same time. She first appeared on stage as an eleven-year-old girl on the amateur singing festival in a little town Kaptol, near Požega. She sang at the time very popular Lambada and won the first place. She got a symbolic money reward and sneakers. In 1992 she appeared on a children’s TV program, Turbo Limach Show, where she sang a song of her favorite singer Whitney Houston. The organizers of children’s festival The Azure Pearl from Rovinj (Modri biser Rovinja) liked her performance and she participated on the above-mentioned festival the following year. After graduating from high-school Vesna moved to Zagreb where she enrolled in the Faculty of Filosophy. Last year she finished the Faculty and become a professor of Croatian language and phonetics. When she was nineteen she made a début on the festival Zadarfest with a song she had composed for herself – “I’m gone”. The same year a singer and composer Ivana Plechinger introduced her to a composer Milana Vlaović, with whom she collaborated on her first album “If you knew” released by a record company “Croatia Records” in 2000.