Vanna, Croatia's 2001 Eurovision Song Contest participant and girl-band Femminem who sang for Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005 are among singers performing at a live, televised concert tonight on Zagreb, Croatia's main square in aid of a cancer charity.
The humanitarian concert entitled�elim �ivot (I Want Life) will take place at 20.00 CET tonight on the Ban Jelačić Squareto mark the first anniversary of the founding of the "Ana Rukavina" Fund, which was set up in memory of the 29-year-old Vjesnik journalistwho died of leukemia in November 2006.
Several acts familiar to Dora viewers will be performing, such as Lana Jurčević, Luka Ni�etić, Ivana Radovniković, Maja Šuput and the runners-up of this and last year's Dora competition,Kraljevi Ulice.
The concert is organised by the City of Zagreb, Europapress Holding, Digitel and HRT, which will be broadcasting live. Since the Fund was established, the number of bone marrow donors in Croatia has increased from 150 to 29.143, and it is expected that it will rise to 30 000 before the end of the year.
