After the release of her only solo album Noćas pevam samo tebi ( Tonight I Sing only for You) in 1986, she retired from music. Soon after, Jovičić and Kikamac went to serve the army, the band went on hiatus, and Nimani decided to start a solo career. In February 1984, Zana went on a promotional tour, but as the audience showed little interest in their concerts, they ended the tour in March. At the time of album release, the end of 1983, Ivanov left the band, and was replaced by Predrag Jakovljević (formerly of Zamba). The album's biggest hits were the duet 'Jabuke i vino' ('Apples and Wine'), sung by Nimani and Željko Bebek (although the band initially considered Daniel, Oliver Mandić, Jura Stublić, or Branimir 'Džoni' Štulić for the song) and 'Mladiću moj' ('My Boy'). In August 1983, Zana recorded their new studio album, entitled Natrag na voz ( Back to the Train), also recorded in Sweden and produced by Tini Varga. The first lineup of Zana also featured the guitarist Igor Jovanović, the bass guitarist Bogdan Dragović and the drummer Aleksandar Ivanov. In 1979, Jovićević, Živanović and Nimani started to perform under the name Zana. She got interested in the band, and soon became not only their lyricist, but also their official member. They soon got a term to record in Radio Belgrade's Studio VI, where they were spotted by lyricist Marina Tucaković, who had previously worked with Srđan Marjanović, DAG, YU Grupa, Bisera Veletanlić, Ambasadori, Dado Topić, Slađana Milošević and other acts. She sang, having her first performance with Jovićević and Živanović. On a dance in Saint Sava elementary school in Belgrade, on which their band Suton ( Dusk) performed, Jovićević brought his girlfriend at the time Zana Nimani. The guitarist Radovan Jovićević and the keyboardist Jovan Živanović 'Kikamac' started to work together in 1976, playing in several high school bands.

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