Tamara Grujeska Releases New Single "Nema da begam"
New single "Nema da begam" pairs Tamara Grujeska's powerful voice with a cinematic video and a production team led by Robert Bilbilov.

Tamara Grujeska, one of North Macedonia's most talked-about young vocalists, has released a new single titled "Nema da begam". The track arrives as a clear step toward a more ambitious, contemporary sound for the singer and highlights her vocal strength and emotional range.
The song was produced, arranged and musically crafted by Robert Bilbilov of Just RB Production, while the lyrics were written by Tanja Sokolovska. The collaboration pairs Tamara's impressive vocal performance with Bilbilov's recognizable creative touch, producing a song that balances heartfelt emotion with modern European pop elements.
Music video and visual approach
The official video, directed by Ognen Shapkovski and produced by Melem Production, leans on high cinematic aesthetics, dynamic camera work and bold scenography to reflect the song's energy. Dancers from Dance Team Fusion of Kumanovo contribute choreography that reinforces the visual narrative and adds a fresh, expressive layer to the piece.
With "Nema da begam," Tamara sends a clear message about self-belief and the courage to pursue one’s dreams. The single follows a series of successful performances and awards that have marked her early career and underlines her growing role on the contemporary Macedonian music scene.
Born in Gostivar, Tamara trained at the music school of Andrijana Janevska and has already built a portfolio of international achievements. She represented North Macedonia at Junior Eurovision in Nice with the song "Kazhi mi, kazhi mi koj" and took the Grand Prix at the Angel Voice international children's festival in Belgrade.
As she continues to release new material, Tamara Grujeska appears positioned to become one of the consistent young pillars of the region's pop scene, combining formal vocal training, festival experience and a team of established professionals behind her projects.
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