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December 2016 Zana Nimani was born in 1961 in , to parents from the town of. Soon after, Jovičić and Kikamac went to serve the army, the band went on hiatus, and Nimani decided to start a solo career. Retrieved 29 August 2012. She got interested in the band, and soon became not only their lyricist, but also their official member.\
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Jabuke i vino 2. I have no idea what the group did after that and several fora on the web aren't clear either. They soon got a term to record in 's Studio VI, where they were spotted by lyricist , who had previously worked with , , , , , , and other acts. The popfolk sound the group made gave them a huge popularity post war Serbia. With the she moved to ,. On a fund-raising concert in they performed as an opening act for. Soon after, Jovičić and Kikamac went to serve the army, the band went on hiatus, and Nimani decided to start a solo career. For a one off reunion concert original singer Zana Nimani was also invited but she thanked politely for the honour and did not attend. After meeting the singer Zana Nimani who was from Albanian descend they named the band after her. In 1979, Jovićević, Živanović and Nimani started to perform under the name Zana.

They were declined by , but soon after signed by , which released the single, on which a children choir made a guest appearance. Soon after, she retired from the scene. During the album recording, Tucaković stopped being the band's official member, but continued to write lyrics for them. On a fund-raising concert in they performed as an opening act for.\
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**Join Us on FB & TWitter** - After the departure of Zana Nimani in 1984, Jovićević and Živanović continued to lead the band, changing vocalists.\
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After meeting the singer Zana Nimani who was from Albanian descend they named the band after her. The Jugoton label based in Zagreb, Croatia was interested however and already had a string of young pop and rock groups in their roster. The album was recorded in Torsby, Sweden. With the outbreak of political crisis and war in the former Yugoslavia she left the country and is currently residing in British Columbia, Canada This left the band to decide to either split up or continue. In this combination they recorded three albums with a sound that shifted more to pop-folk. Members of the popular were frequent guests. At this time 1990 singer Jelena Galonić joined the band to be the singer of Grupa Zana to this date. The popfolk sound the group made gave them a huge popularity post war Serbia. In 1999, Radovan Jovićević, one of the founders of the band, left the group and moved to the United States. This left only Zoran and Jelena to continue the band. After this the band fell silent besides a remix compilation album in 2006 in celebration of the 25th anniversary. For a one off reunion concert original singer Zana Nimani was also invited but she thanked politely for the honour and did not attend. The reunion did spark the idea with Jelena and Zoran for a new album which was scheduled for 2008 but is not released yet. On the web: - Grupa Zana's website: If you like this, you probably like... Those two albums are very nice synthpop that can withstand the synthpop coming from other European countries at the start of the eighties. Nice pop, not too doomy, sympathetic. I have no idea what the group did after that and several fora on the web aren't clear either. Some say it's OK, others that its downhill after Nimani left. So, if anyone has any comments or ideas please let us know.
