Sakić visited the guru Sathya Sai Baba in India every year from 1996 until Baba's death in 2011.

Together, they had a daughter, Đulka, and a son, Alen a rapper who frequently collaborates with Stefan Đurić Rasta.

Sabina already had two sons, Ernest and Elvis, from her previous marriage. The former is currently imprisoned on murder charges and the latter is a singer. Together, they had two sons, Rašid and Medo. Due to his increasingly poor health, his last album, Jedina, was released that same year.Īt the age of 18, after serving his mandatory stint in the Yugoslav People's Army in Pula, SR Croatia, Sakić married his first wife, Velida Milkić. In 2014, Sakić performed his signature songs, Lepa Do Bola and Ej, Od Kad Sam Se Rodio on Zvezde Granda. Sakić's career began to stagnate in the 2010s due to alcohol problems which caused his health to deteriorate. Ilić, Perica Zdravković, Sava Bojić and Branislav Vasić, Sakić once again left Južni Vetar. Once Ilić had recovered, Sakić rejoined Južni Vetar and recorded another 7 albums U Meni Potraži Spas (1994), Ruža i Trn (1995), Zoko, Moja Zoko (1996), Dodirni Me (1997), Drž' Se Mile Još Si Živ (1998) and Ne, Ne Daj Da Te Ljubi (2001).Īfter 17 albums with Miodrag M.

While Ilić was hospitalised, Sakić recorded two albums under the production of Zoran Starčević Ljubila Me Žena Ta (1992) and Korak Do Sna (1993). He left due to the hospitalisation of Miodrag Mile Ilić (Mile Bas), the bassist of Južni Vetar. Sakić gained popularity in the 1980s, as a vocalist in the Yugoslavian musical act, Južni Vetar alongside Dragana Mirković, Mile Kitić, Šemsa Suljaković and Kemal Malovčić. Sakić launched his singing career in 1978 with the singles, Sreli Smo Se Mnogo Kasno and Jedna Tuga Za Dva Druga. In his repertoire, he included songs by popular artists such as Toma Zdravković, Šaban Šaulić and Zdravko Čolić. From then on, Sakić decided to perform folk music and to learn popular folk songs. If it wasn't for a customer who offered him 500 Dinars to hear him sing, Sakić would not have pursued a musical career. Sakić did not believe in his own singing abilities. In the late 1970s, by profession, Sakić was a welder however, he also worked as a waiter in a kafana. Later on, he played with the bassist Bratislav Braca Dinkić. When Sakić was only 13 years old, he was a drummer for a folk band. He was especially fascinated by the piano, however, his father believed that it would be of no use to him. As a result, Sakić showed an interest in music from a young age. His mother, Đulka, worked at a factory, and his father, Rašid, was a member of the military orchestra and later, the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra and Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra. Sinan Sakić was born in Loznica, PR Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia on 13 October 1956.

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