Hanka Paldum: I enjoy the little things. I stretched out a lot of pie, and this is the secret of youth

Emotionally and filled with sevdah. So on Wednesday night it was at a long -awaited concert Hanke Paldum (69) at the Lisinski Concert Hall, celebrating 50 years of music career. But this time the celebration also had a bitter-sweet note. The legendary singer, who has been winning the region for decades for decades, has recently gone through a heavy loss.

– Unfortunately, my brother, who was supposed to be tonight, passed away two and a half months ago. So a little time, after his death, I was quite sinking, but the song somehow does not give me that kind of problem I feel, but the song somehow raises me. And helps me to go through all of these pains, ”she told the play for In magazine on Wednesday.

Despite the pain, she stood before the Zagreb audience.

– I actually say every special concert, here I am, if it is a jubilee, I like to mark in Zagreb because this audience is primarily appreciated by true artists and real singers, that is, good music, good songs all that is somehow through life through life and flow through the veins – said the singer.

Photo: Denis Dex Marijanović/Marko Gelo

Behind the great voice and the stage of the stage, hides a modest and warm woman. Hanka enjoys the little things – walks, cooking and time spent with family.

– I stretched a lot. Admittedly when I was younger, much … To please my parents first, so that they would be proud of me, and then later to my friends, guests, my family, that is, to all those I meet in my house – Paldum revealed.

Photo: Denis Dex Marijanović/Marko Gelo

Soon for 70 years, and it still looks great. What is her secret hiding?

– No, believe me, no secrets. I can bother, I do not know how much and each of us, but what you send inside the show you are broadcasting out of yourself, that energy, that beauty, if you are happy on the inside, if you are satisfied with what dear God has given you, this is the beauty – concluded the singer.

Photo: Denis Dex Marijanović/Marko Gelo