Ana Stanić

In 1994, she became the singer in pop-dance duo Moby Dick. They recorded three albums, which sold in over 300,000 copies in FR Yugoslavia. They also had one sold-out concert in Sava Center in Belgrade. As a member of duo, she wrote some of their most successful songs, like Nostalgija and Nema nas više. Ana Stanić's family is part of the Vasojevići clan.

In 1998, Ana Stanić left the band Moby Dick, and started her successful solo career. First solo appearance happened on Budva Festival when she performed a song Molila Sam Anđele, which she wrote together with Ivana Pavlović who later formed band Negative.

She recorded six studio albums: Metar iznad asfalta (1998), Ana Stanić (1999), Vidim te kad (1999), Tri (2000), U ogledalu (2004), Sudar[1] (2008) and Priča Za Pamćenje (2015).

One of her fans is Serbian politician Božidar Đelić. He appeared on her presentation of Sudar in June 2008.[2]

Ana has been the ambassador for Dance4life, an international organisation that rises awareness in aids prevention. She is current ambassador for MODS, child organisation in Serbia

In 1994, Stanić attended Academy of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, class for film and TV production. She graduated in 2008.

Stanić produced the 2001 Serbian film Absolute Hundred, directed by Srdan Golubović. The film earned eight awards. She also had cameo appearance in few movies. She produced all of her numerous video clips, as well as some of her tv shows.