The music scene is a battlefield where many sing, but few survive without constant self-promotion on social media. Sandra Rešić, daughter of the legendary singer Nina Rešić, openly admits she’s not like her colleagues who advertise their gigs all day long. “I don’t promote my shows all day, I know well where I perform,” says Sandra, who only plays at big celebrations where tips are generous and spots are booked in advance. Unlike many, she wisely invests every dinar, doesn’t waste money, but puts it into real estate and a secure future. While the music world spins around instant fame and fake glitz, Sandra stays grounded and honest. In a world where many cling to promotion networks, she shows it’s possible to survive differently. Is this a recipe for success or just a rarity? Either way, her story sheds light on the dark side of the music scene and raises the question: how valuable is all this nonstop self-promotion? If you thought the music scene was just glamour and fun, think again. Sandra Rešić reminds us that behind every performance lies much more than sparkle and fake smiles. While some grab every click and like, she chooses quality and stability. Maybe it’s time for you to think — is your favorite star really what they seem online? Or just another one fighting for attention in the loudest way possible? Either way, Sandra teaches us it can be different. So, what do you think? Has the music scene become too shallow, or is this just the natural course of things? Drop a comment, maybe your word will change someone’s view of the music world!
