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Marina Perazić: the Engineer Who Taught Yugoslavia to Dance with Computers

Summary by Dnevni List Danas
When a girl with short blonde hair appeared on the small screens in the eighties, singing about "the program of her computer", the Yugoslav pop scene got a new definition of modern. Marina Perazić, the first real "it" girl of the former state, managed what few have managed to do - to combine a degree in civil engineering with the status of the biggest sex symbol and pioneer of electropop.

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Marina Perazić: the Engineer Who Taught Yugoslavia to Dance with Computers

When a girl with short blonde hair appeared on the small screens in the eighties, singing about "the program of her computer", the Yugoslav pop scene got a new definition of modern. Marina Perazić, the first real "it" girl of the former state, managed what few have managed to do - to combine a degree in civil engineering with the status of the biggest sex symbol and pioneer of electropop.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Sunday, March 22, 2026.
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