CroatiaRijeka-based singer Tina Vukov, known for her soft vocal style that marked the domestic music scene in the mid-2000s, has made a rare public appearance at the closing evening of the 13th Makarska Jazz Festival. The event featured a special program dedicated to the musical legacy of the Dedić/Novak family, including the late pianist Matija Dedić. Vukov performed an emotional tribute to these artists, having maintained a close artistic connection to their work for years. She collaborated with Matija Dedić on a notable rendition of the song 'Kuća pored mora.' Vukov joined top musicians such as Ivan Colarić, Ante Gele, and Vasil Hadžimanov, accompanied by a string orchestra led by conductor Alan Bjelinskić. Despite her early success, including two Porin awards, Vukov has chosen a more selective career path, focusing on meaningful projects rather than constant public exposure. Her private life remains largely out of the media spotlight, though she was once linked to businessman Luka Rajić. Her return to the stage reaffirms her status as a unique musical figure.
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