Senka Veletanlić

Senka Veletanlić is a renowned Bosnian-Herzegovinian and Yugoslavian singer, born on May 27, 1936, in Zagreb, Croatia. She began her musical journey singing in the choir of KUD "Joža Vlahović," performing in countries like France, Belgium, and Italy. Her breakthrough came in 1960 at the Opatija Festival with the song "Noć bez zvijezda." Veletanlić has participated in numerous festivals, including the Split Festival, Zagrebfest, and Beogradsko Proleće, where she performed iconic songs like "Tražiš oproštaj" and "Ime mi je ljubav." She is also known for her collaborations with her husband, the singer-songwriter Zafir Hadžimanov, and her sister, Bisera Veletanlić. Senka Veletanlić's music spans genres such as pop, schlagers, and chansons, leaving a lasting impact on the Yugoslavian music scene.

In addition to her music career, Veletanlić has also worked as an actress, appearing in films and television series. Her son, Vasil Hadžimanov, is a jazz musician, continuing the family's musical legacy. While the specific releases "Prva senka," "Ime mi je ljubav," "Sanjala ja," and "Zaželi ja ću doći" are not detailed in available information, they likely reflect her continued involvement in the music industry. Veletanlić's contributions to Yugoslavian music and her enduring presence make her a beloved figure in the region's cultural heritage.