Humanitarian Concert: 80 Years in the Rhythm of Hope
Join us on a unique musical journey through 80 years of UNICEF!
- Hrvatski
- English
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Top stars of the Croatian music scene will perform their biggest hits, along with songs that have, over the decades, inspired and changed the lives of millions of children worldwide – shaping the musical legacy of UNICEF, an organization that for 80 years has been feeding, healing, supporting and caring for children globally and in Croatia.
Accompanied by a top orchestra led by producer Filip Gjud, for UNICEF in Lisinski will perform Antonela Doko, Sanja Doležal & Vladimir Kočiš Zec, Davor Gobac, Jakov Jozinović, Eni Jurišić, Zorica Kondža, Vesna Pisarović, Marko Tolja and Jasna Zlokić.
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Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this unique musical event, featuring unforgettable multimedia moments and powerful archival footage that will connect generations and hearts through a universal message of peace and solidarity—in the rhythm of hope.
Together, through unity and active support, we can continue to shape brighter outcomes for countless children.
Every ticket purchased is also a donation supporting UNICEF programmes for the most vulnerable children.
Eighty years of UNICEF is not just a historical milestone. It is a story of hope—of what societies can achieve when united around a shared goal: a better life for every child.
It is a story of continuity, resilience and a shared mission that continues to this day.
The story of eight decades of UNICEF is also a story about people. UNICEF has never worked alone.
That is why we will mark this important anniversary TOGETHER – for every child.
Join us on this unique musical journey through 80 years of UNICEF!
The implementation of UNICEF programmes for children in Croatia is made possible through voluntary contributions from individuals and companies. Thank you for your generous support in creating better opportunities and helping build a brighter future for the most vulnerable girls and boys.
The concert will be held under the high auspices of the President of the Republic of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, and the Mayor of the City of Zagreb, Tomislav Tomašević.
