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PHOTO Do you remember the 12-year-old girl who moved Croatia by singing the Croatian national anthem?
Croatia🏛️ Politics5 hr. ago

PHOTO Do you remember the 12-year-old girl who moved Croatia by singing the Croatian national anthem?

Eleven years ago, 12-year-old Mia Negovetić from Rijeka captivated Croatia with her performance of the national anthem 'Lijepa naša' during a military parade in Zagreb, accompanied by the band Klapa Sveti Juraj HRM. This moment became iconic during the commemoration of the 2015 'Oluja' anniversary. Her powerful vocals and emotional delivery left the nation in awe, despite her nervousness. The same year, she won the first season of RTL's talent show 'Zvjezdice,' making her a household name across the country. While she pursued a music career, including notable performances at Dora (Croatia's Eurovision song contest), she eventually chose to build her career locally, gradually and patiently. She has since released her debut album 'Misli,' which took five years to create, showcasing her songwriting abilities. Alongside her music, her appearance has evolved, she now has tattoos and piercings, moving away from her childhood look. Although music remains her greatest passion, she has also entered the business world, working in a real estate agency.

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PHOTO Do you remember the 12-year-old girl who moved Croatia by singing the Croatian national anthem?

Eleven years ago, 12-year-old Mia Negovetić from Rijeka captivated Croatia with her performance of the national anthem 'Lijepa naša' during a military parade in Zagreb, accompanied by the band Klapa Sveti Juraj HRM. This moment became iconic during the commemoration of the 2015 'Oluja' anniversary. Her powerful vocals and emotional delivery left the nation in awe, despite her nervousness. The same year, she won the first season of RTL's talent show 'Zvjezdice,' making her a household name across the country. While she pursued a music career, including notable performances at Dora (Croatia's Eurovision song contest), she eventually chose to build her career locally, gradually and patiently. She has since released her debut album 'Misli,' which took five years to create, showcasing her songwriting abilities. Alongside her music, her appearance has evolved, she now has tattoos and piercings, moving away from her childhood look. Although music remains her greatest passion, she has also entered the business world, working in a real estate agency.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the personal and professional development of a musician, highlighting her achievements in music and her transition into the business world. There is no explicit political commentary, framing, or bias detectable in the content. The narrative is primarily celebratory and biopic,

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