Anica Zubović was a celebrated Yugoslav singer with a vocal range and style that marked the golden era of the region's pop music. Born in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (modern-day Serbia), she emerged as a captivating voice during the 1950s and maintained a significant presence in the music scene throughout her career. Her discography resonates with the flavor of traditional Balkan melodies, as well as the adapted tones of Western pop music that was interwoven into the cultural fabric of Socialist Yugoslavia at the time.

Her music often revisited the themes of love, nostalgia, and the evocative landscapes of her homeland, as reflected in songs like "Beograde moj," where she pays homage to the capital city of Serbia. Albums like "Zlatna Kolekcija" and "Kronologija, 20 Izvornih Snimaka” are testaments to her enduring legacy, offering collections of her most impactful songs. Anica Zubović's contributions to the Yugoslav and Serbian music scene were recognized by her peers and music enthusiasts alike, cementing her place in the pantheon of classic regional artists whose work continues to be celebrated posthumously.