Aleksandra Radovic at Sava Centar: Song for Her Daughter
The singer returned to the Blue Hall after two years and dedicated one song to her daughter, saying pure love always gives strength.
Aleksandra Radovic did not launch straight into “Cuvam te” on Saturday night. First came a short list of dedications: to her daughter, her mother, her sister, then everyone in the hall, with a remark that she would stop there so nobody gets offended. That moment in the Blue Hall of Sava Centar was the most talked-about part of the concert held on November 14, 2026 in Belgrade, which, according to Sava Centar itself, was her first show in that hall in two years.
From the stage, before she started singing, the singer said:
“I dedicate this song to my daughter, because pure love always gives strength. Love is all around us. For my mom, for my sister, I won’t list everyone, so nobody gets offended… For all of you, this song…”
“Cuvam te” is a ballad from the 2006 album “Dommino”, and the singer had said earlier that the song was meant for everyone in the hall.
What was the evening in the Blue Hall like?
According to Tickets.rs, the start was scheduled for 8 p.m., and the cheapest tickets cost 2,500 dinars. They were sold only through authorized sellers Ticket Vision and Efinity, while Sava Centar stressed that it was not the organizer of the event. The audience entered from Vladimira Popovica Street, through the ceremonial entrance to the Blue Hall.
Telegraf reported that the hall was full to the last seat, although no attendance figure was published. The portal Una.rs notes that the audience sang along to every number. In its announcement, Sava Centar promised a stage design with audio and visual elements and numerous surprises, and the concert was also meant to feature a new visual concept for the ballads Aleksandra Radovic is known for.
Which songs were announced?
Ahead of the concert, Nova.rs wrote on September 30 that the program would be different, with new arrangements of familiar songs. The announced set list included “Cuvam te”, “Kao so u moru”, “Karta za jug”, “Cuvaj moje srce”, “Nisi moj” and “Bivsi dragi”, along with a recently released single and at least one more new song. According to the same announcement, “Kao so u moru” is a song the singer still feels she is performing for the first time, even after many performances.
How many times did she change outfits?
Una.rs lists four looks, which means three costume changes. The first was a dress that gave the impression of transparency from a distance. After about half an hour came a black-and-white combination, then red trousers with sunglasses, and finally an all-white outfit. Telegraf, which counts only “several” changes, describes the opening look in more detail: the top of the dress was black lace with a skin-toned lining, and the bottom was red silk that widens toward the hem.
Who was in the front rows?
Guests named by Telegraf and Una.rs included Goca Trzan with her daughter Lena and husband Rasa, Nenad Knezevic Knez, Marija Kilibarda, Sejla Zonic, Boris Rezak, Vesna Dedic, Nikolija Jovanovic and Maja Mandzuka.
Was it really a two-year break?
The sources disagree here. Sava Centar’s announcement says the singer is returning to Belgrade audiences “after two years”, and she previously performed in that hall on October 11 and November 30, 2024. Nova.rs, however, in its September 30 piece spoke of a different repertoire compared with “last year’s concert”, which would mean a show in 2025. Which of the two claims holds cannot be determined from what has been published, so we do not rule on it.
A new studio album is in the works, with no title or release date. According to Karlobag.eu, the recording of the main vocals ran late because the singer and part of her team were ill.
