Viki Miljkovic: I'm Happy We're Together Again
Morandi, Sakis Rouvas, Viki Miljkovic, Indira Radic and the band Djogani closed the second and final night of the Dragi Bravo festival at Usce, on August 22 in Belgrade.
The second and final night of the Dragi Bravo music festival took place on August 22 in Belgrade’s Usce park, with Morandi, Sakis Rouvas, Viki Miljkovic, Indira Radic and the band Djogani taking turns on stage.
In brief:
- The Romanian act Morandi opened the show with songs the crowd sang along to from the first notes
- Sakis Rouvas addressed the audience in Serbian and threw his white jacket into the crowd
- Viki Miljkovic performed with 20 dancers and announced a new album
- Indira Radic and the band Djogani also took the stage on the second night
Morandi and Sakis Rouvas Open the Show
The Romanian group Morandi, who dominated global and domestic radio charts through the 2000s, performed “Angels (Love Is the Answer),” “Save Me,” “Afrika,” “Colors” and “Love Me.” The crowd sang the band’s biggest worldwide hit along from the opening bars.
Greek singer Sakis Rouvas took the stage backed by dancers. During the performance he threw his white jacket to the ground and poured water over himself, addressing the crowd in Serbian.
“Good evening, Belgrade! How are you? Are you ready to party, to dance?” Sakis Rouvas said from the stage at Usce.
His performance was watched from the front row by Gagi Djogani. Kurir published its report on Rouvas’s performance on August 22 at 9:45 PM.
Viki Miljkovic Announces New Album
Viki Miljkovic performed with twenty dancers and rehearsed choreography. She sang her hits “Mahi Mahi,” “Crno na Belo” and “Prazan Stan,” along with songs from the 2000s that the crowd sang together with her.
“I’m happy that we’re together again and that we get to hang out after four years,” Viki Miljkovic said from the stage at Usce.
Among the crowd at her performance were her husband Taske, who cheered her on and offered support, and Nermin Handzic, who filmed the singer from the audience throughout the set. She also used the moment to announce that she will soon unveil a new album.
Indira Radic and the band Djogani were also on the bill for the second night, closing out the festival day alongside Morandi, Sakis Rouvas and Viki Miljkovic.
Did Dara Bubamara Perform on the Second Night?
No. Dara Bubamara performed on the first night of the festival, August 21, alongside Ruslana, Dado Polumenta and other acts. The lineup for the second and final night, August 22, was Morandi, Sakis Rouvas, Viki Miljkovic, Indira Radic and the band Djogani, without Dara Bubamara.
The festival’s opening night, August 21, was launched by Eurovision winner Ruslana. She performed her song “Wild Dances” and addressed the crowd in Serbian, saying “Good evening, Belgrade,” adding that she was happy to be back in Belgrade and that “Serbia is the best country in the world.”
Our outlet published a piece ahead of the Greek singer’s show titled “Sakis Rouvas Tonight in Front of a Belgrade Audience for the First Time,” and the performance that followed confirmed the announcement, with the crowd at Usce greeting him with thunderous applause.
The Dragi Bravo festival ran for two days at Usce in Belgrade, August 21 and 22. Ruslana, Dara Bubamara, Dado Polumenta and other acts performed on the opening night, while Morandi, Sakis Rouvas, Viki Miljkovic, Indira Radic and the band Djogani closed out the second and final night.
