Marko Perković Thompson held the first of two concerts in Rijeka, Croatia, drawing thousands of fans and delivering a powerful performance that included his biggest hits and messages of faith.
On Friday night, Marko Perković Thompson performed the first of two scheduled concerts at the Dvorana mladosti in Rijeka, Croatia, in front of a crowd of several thousand fans. According to reports from Novi list, the concert began at precisely 8 PM, and as the lights went down, the audience erupted into song, chanting 'Zovi, samo zovi'. The atmosphere was electric from the start, with Thompson's entrance accentuated by pyrotechnics as he opened the night with songs 'Ustani iz sjene' and 'Ravnoteža'.
Thompson welcomed the audience with references to their cultural heritage, particularly with his hit songs like 'Dolazak Hrvata', reminding them of their roots. Throughout the concert, he delivered a string of popular tracks, including 'Duha ratnika' and 'Kletve kralja Zvonimira', which resonated deeply with the audience. The mood shifted as he transitioned to more intimate performances of 'Samo je ljubav tajna dvaju svjetova' and 'Neću izdat' ja', emphasizing the need for faith and spirituality in the community, a message that seemed to hit home for many.
The concert culminated in powerful emotional moments, particularly with songs like 'Kralj Tomislav', 'Neka nitko ne dira u moj mali dio svemira', and his latest hit 'Ako ne znaš šta je bilo'. Thompson's performance not only entertained but also ignited a sense of pride and reflection among his fans, showcasing the artist's ability to connect deeply with his audience through music that embodies their collective identity and experiences.
