When and where will Indira Levak hold the concert for her 30-year career?

The concert will be held soon at Zagreb's Arena.

What did Indira Levak say about her arrival in Zagreb?

She admitted that she saw Zagreb as a jungle and wondered if she would survive, as she knew no one and had only one suitcase.

What has most affected Indira Levak's health during her career?

The tough conditions at the beginning of her career, when performers had to change in cold rooms and among crates, left consequences on her health.

What is Indira Levak most proud of in her career?

She is most proud that money, fame, and recognition haven't changed her and that she has remained a good person, grounded.

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Indira Levak Opens Up About Zagreb

C.B. · Prije 1h | 2 min

Ahead of her major concert at the Arena celebrating 30 years of career, the singer reveals details of her tough beginnings, her move from Županja, and the health consequences.

Summary

Indira Levak will soon celebrate 30 years of career with a concert at Zagreb's Arena.
She described her move from Županja to Zagreb as entering a jungle, wondering if she would survive.
The singer admits that the tough conditions at the start of her career affected her health.
She considers her greatest victory the fact that success hasn't changed her and that she has remained humble.

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Singer Indira Levak will soon celebrate three decades on the music scene with a major concert at Zagreb's Arena. Ahead of the event, in a candid interview with Hype TV, she recalled her beginnings, fears, and the challenges she faced when she arrived in Zagreb from her hometown of Županja.

'Zagreb Was a Jungle to Me'

Although she is now one of the most recognizable faces in domestic music, Indira admits that arriving in the metropolis was daunting. "I still somehow see myself as that little Indira who came from the small town of Županja into the jungle. To me, Zagreb was a jungle. I wondered if I would survive here. I didn't know anyone. I had one suitcase in my hand. As I arrived, so I remained in my head. That is my greatest victory," Levak shared.

It is precisely this humility and strong connection to her roots that she highlights as her greatest triumph. "I'm proud of myself because money, fame, recognition, success... Absolutely nothing has changed me. The most important thing in this business is to remain a good person and stay grounded," she said.

Early Days Took a Toll on Health

The path to success was far from easy. The singer revealed that the harsh working conditions at the start of her career left a lasting mark, eventually affecting her health.

"I rarely think about it. Here we are, 30 years into my music career, and today the conditions on stage are phenomenal and everything is perfect. But when I remember the early days when you had to hide so the boss wouldn't see you... You'd show up with nothing and change in cold rooms, among crates. It took a bit of a toll on my health, but everything has its price," she recalled for Hype TV.

Despite all the obstacles, she emphasizes that every moment was worth the effort. "Everything has a price. You go out on the road, run a red light, and pay a fine. Behind me is a lot of work, a lot of ups and downs, and sacrifices," the singer concluded.