One of the biggest pop stars of the former Yugoslavia now leads a life that looks nothing like her days in the spotlight. Zana Nimani rose to fame fronting the group that shared her name. In 1984 she decided to leave the band and try her luck with a solo career. Two years later she put out the album 'Noćas pevam samo tebi', and that would prove to be her final move in music. Not long after its release she married Đorđe Šiškin, with whom she had a daughter, Tea. The couple soon packed up and moved to Canada, where Nimani still lives today. Her voice once carried across the federation's radio waves, but she has long since traded the stage for family life. The woman who once topped charts at home keeps well clear of the scene she once defined.