This year, RTS has hired all of its authoring and production and technical resources, which is why Sanja Vučić ZAA will be accompanied by the members of the RTS Symphony Orchestra and RTS Big Band. By making this choice, RTS is providing not only declaratory, but also direct support to young and talented people in Serbia.

Throughout the show, the viewers will be introduced to ZAA, her dreams, desires and fears. Her great talent and rich voice will leave no one indifferent. Our four anchors will be in charge of the good atmosphere in the studio - Slobodan Šarenac will check whether our representative has competitive spirit and whether she will do her best to win, Vlada Jelić will see whether she knows to sing and will be the first to announce that in the news, Dejan Pantelić will try to drive her up the wall by posing her quiz questions, while Milan Popović will take a peek into her soul and check whether she has packed the Serbian flag in her suitcase for Europe.

Also, find out why Seka Sablić, a Serbian actress, will be the special guest of our show and ZAA's heart. You will hear what our representative, student of the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, has to say to the fans of the European Song Contest in Portuguese, Arabic, Italian, French and English.

Serbian Song for Europe, Saturday, March 12, 21.00, RTS 1, RTS Satellite, Eurovision.tv

Sanja Vučić sang in several bands (dealing with jazz, reggae, ethno music) and performed with the choir in many countries. She further developed her voice with the opera diva Katarina Jovanović, who has said that "it is important for Sanja to remain who she is and retain her distinctiveness".

Besides studying Arabic, she is a recognisable singer of the band "ZAA" with which she has performed at all larger festivals in the region (EXIT, Love Fest, Nishville, Arsenal Fest, etc). As the member of "ZAA", she has had one album called "What About" published so far.

Ivana Peters, the author of the song "Goodbye", with which Sanja will represent our country at the Eurovision Song Contest, says that they will have to "restrain Sanja's voice, because she can do much more than the song requires".

Sanja Vučić lives in Belgrade, but she adores her hometown of Kruševac, and says that she would feel extremely ashamed if it turned out that she hadn't got to know some part of it.

Now, she will have the opportunity to get to know Stockholm, where she will perform at the Eurovision Song Contest in May. Certain editors already refer to Sanja's career as "a Serbian dream", since she is a young girl who, without any kind of favouritism whatsoever, only thanks to her talent, managed to get the chance of a lifetime.

Being less than twenty years old, she performed at the "Belgrade Spring" festival, drawing attention to herself by her outstanding performance and voice. After the festival, she joined the group "Tap 011", one of the most popular groups in the country in the nineties, with many radio chart-busters. With this group, she recorded 3 albums and participated in numerous festivals.

Afterwards, she left the group and formed her own rock band "Negativ", with which she has recorded 3 albums so far. With these albums, she became an accomplished author, composing and writing lyrics for most of the group's songs.

In 2004, at the "Beovizija" festival, she won convincingly, having performed the song "Confused" (Zbunjena). The following songs also found their way to the top of music charts in the country and region: "I Would Dream About You" (Ja bih te sanjala), "The World of Sorrow" (Svet tuge), "Tango" (Tango), etc.

Both the listeners and music experts love her, since she is considered to have one of the best female voices in the region. She is currently working on her first solo album in the studio.