Klapa Cambi is a renowned Croatian klapa group hailing from the town of Kaštel Kambelovac, which is part of the historic Kaštela city on the picturesque Dalmatian coast. The name 'Cambi' derives from the Latin word "cambium," symbolizing change, which reflects the group's ambition to evolve the traditional klapa music while venerating its rich heritage. Klapa music itself is a form of traditional a cappella singing from Dalmatia, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Formed in 1986, Klapa Cambi rapidly established themselves as a leading ensemble within the klapa music scene. The group is celebrated for their soulful and harmonious performances, which convey the profound emotions found in Dalmatian songs. Through their artistry, they have maintained the authentic sound of klapa singing while also adding their unique touch to modern interpretations.

Their repertoire features an impressive array of heartfelt ballads, sailing songs, and folk tunes, resonating with audiences both in Croatia and among the Croatian diaspora internationally. Klapa Cambi has graced numerous festivals and stages, showcasing the beauty of traditional Croatian music to the world. They have achieved critical acclaim and garnered a substantial following with songs like "Za Tebe Učinija Bi Sve," "Najlipša Si," and the nostalgically evocative "Vrime Od Nedije," adding to their long list of cherished releases. Their commitment to the preservation and promotion of klapa singing ensures that this timeless art form continues to thrive and reach new audiences throughout the generations.