Neither rain nor poor weather prevented many prominent figures from appearing at the Zagreb city centre this past Saturday. The city centre was once again full of familiar faces, with the largest number gathering to support the musician Luka Nižetić.
Nižetić organised a gathering to mark the announcement of the concert, which will take place on 1 April 2027 at the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall. Despite the rain, many friends and colleagues came to support him. Among those present were Domenica, Nina Badrić, Franka Batelić, Maja Ćustić, former coach of 'Life on the Scale', actor and presenter Mario Petreković, and musician and set designer Ivica Propadalo.
Special attention was drawn to Luka's sister, Petra Nižetić. The brother and sister posed together for photographers, and among the photographs, the one in which they were kissing stood out. Luka told the assembled crowd: 'Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for coming in such numbers, even though the weather is not really on our side'.
The musician also announced a new album titled 'Self-Portrait from the South', which is due to be released in March next year. At the gathering, Luka explained why he had chosen that title and what lay behind it.
The rain did not deter other prominent Zagreb residents. Robert Prosinecki, who had chosen to protect himself from the rain without an umbrella, pulled a hood over his head. It seemed he was in a hurry as he passed through the city, walking briskly while simultaneously typing on his mobile phone. Croatian writer Damir Karakaš was also photographed at the city centre, as was opera singer Ronald Braus, who, despite the gloomy weather, enjoyed his coffee.
