Džejla Ramović

Džejla Ramović, born on April 29, 2002, in the town of Goražde, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a rising star in the Balkan music scene. From an early age, her passion for music was unmistakable. At just four years old, she stepped onto the stage for the first time with her sister Lejla, performing at a local music festival—a moment that marked the beginning of her artistic journey.

Džejla’s breakthrough came in 2016 when she won the first season of the talent show Neki Novi Klinci, capturing hearts with her vocal strength and maturity well beyond her years. She solidified her reputation three years later by winning the popular regional competition Zvezde Granda in 2019, under the mentorship of acclaimed Serbian singer Marija Šerifović. Her emotive performances and ability to connect deeply with her audience made her a standout in the crowded pop landscape.

Her growing discography includes emotionally charged singles like “Ruža,” “Potraži me,” “Jedna kao nijedna,” and “Ruine”—songs that showcase her distinctive voice and storytelling ability. In 2020, she was awarded “Discovery of the Year in Pop Music” at the Oskar Popularnosti festival, further cementing her place among the region’s most promising talents.

Outside of music, Džejla is pursuing a degree at EU Business School in Barcelona, balancing her education with her growing career. Grounded, ambitious, and immensely talented, Džejla continues to inspire a new generation of fans with her heartfelt music and unwavering dedication to her craft.