Cana Heads to Tasmajdan, Her Arrival Still a Mystery

Stanojka Mitrovic Cana has booked her first major solo concert in Belgrade, set for June 13 at Tasmajdan stadium, and tickets are already on sale. For a singer who has spent decades filling weddings and parties across the region, this is the first time audiences will turn up purely for her, and that is exactly why anticipation is running so high.

Cana spoke about the show briefly and very much in her own style. She promised an energetic night and said her team has been refreshed with plenty of new faces.

The concert is on June 13 at Tas, it’s going to be on fire. I have a lot of new people on my team.

At the press conference where the concert was announced, she turned up cheerful and in high spirits, and immediately drew attention by arriving in a vintage Mercedes. That detail only fueled the topic that has been buzzing around the music scene for days, namely how she will make her entrance in front of the crowd.

Will Cana arrive by truck again?

The question gripping fans and fellow performers alike is how Cana will appear before her audience. For years she has been known for arriving at weddings and gigs by truck, a habit that has become something of a trademark. That is why people are now openly wondering whether she will roll up to Tasmajdan in a truck or surprise everyone with something else.

All sorts of ideas are floating around, from a motorbike and a carriage to a helicopter, while the singer herself stays quiet for now. The silence feels deliberate, because the suspense around her entrance holds attention long before the first note is played. For a performer who built her career on warmth and good cheer, a spectacular entrance would be a natural next step.

Whatever she settles on, it is clear that Cana wants her arrival on stage to become an event in itself. The fans who bought tickets expect exactly that, an evening that begins before she even picks up the microphone.

What does the Tasmajdan program offer?

For a show of this scale Cana has assembled a new team, and one name drew particular interest, celebrity hairstylist Boris Obreski, who also works with Jelena Karleusa. His involvement signals serious attention to the visual side of the whole performance, from the stage design to the singer’s own look.

As for the setlist, Cana has promised the audience the songs she is best known for. Among them are Anonimna poruka, Autogram and Ima, ima stila, the numbers her crowds traditionally sing the loudest. Alongside them, a string of other hits that defined her career is expected.

The singer has left the organizational side of things to her team, so she can focus on what she does best, singing and connecting with the audience. Until June 13 the main talking point stays the same, namely how she will appear in front of Belgrade. So how do you think Cana will arrive on the Tasmajdan stage?