Lana Mandarić, a promising young singer from Croatia, is preparing to participate in the upcoming Dori music festival, where she will compete with her song 'Tama'. This participation continues a legacy left by her mother, Zorana Šiljeg, who was also a contestant at Dori in 1999 and 2000. Lana's career began in her teenage years through various competitions, including 'Zvjezdice', and she rose to wider fame after her appearance on the 'Superstar' show.

The Dori festival is known for showcasing new musical talents in Croatia and plays a significant role in the country's pop culture. As more contestants prepare for the festival, they are being interviewed and presented with the same ten questions to engage the audience and create a connection between the past and present participants. Lana's connection to the festival is particularly poignant given her mother's previous participation, highlighting how musical talent can run in families and the importance of tradition in Croatian music.

Lana's journey highlights the evolution of her musical style, starting from her early competitions to her current aspirations at Dori. Her perseverance reflects the dedication of young artists striving to make their mark in the competitive music scene while honoring their family legacies. As she steps onto the stage, Lana aims not only to honor her mother's contributions but also to carve out her unique identity in the music industry, proving that the legacy of music is not just a gift but a calling for the next generation.