renounced their rights for the group to donate the proceeds to humanitarian actions. The same year, Magazin went through another loss of a member, with Miro Crnko, the keyboardist leaving to Finland. In 1993, the band released their tenth studio album, titled Došlo vrijeme. That same year, Magazin performed at the Melodije hrvatskog Jadrana Festival with the song "Neću se vratiti". In 1994, the band appeared at another festival in Split, titled Zvončac, where they performed the song "Simpatija" in collaboration with Marija Bubić. The song was included on Magazin's album Simpatija which was released in the same year through Croatia Records. In 1995, the band performed the song "Nostalgija" together with Lidija Horvat Dunjko at the 1995 Dora festival and subsequently won the competition. This led to their performance at the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest held in Dublin where they received widespread acclaim and placed Croatia sixth on the competition. The following year, Martinović decided to leave the group to pursue a solo career, on which she continued working with Tonči Huljić as the main producer. Her position as lead vocalist in the band was overtaken by Jelena Rozga who debuted performing the song "Aha" on Dora, the Croatian song contest for Eurovision that year, where she finished second. That same year, in 1996, Huljić founded his own record label called Tonika Records. In 2002, Huljić founded a second record label called Croatia Records. 1996-2006: Magazin with Jelena Rozga In 1996, who debuted with the group at the 1996 Festival with the song "Suze biserne". The song instantly became popular among fans of the group and at the it was recognized as the most performed song of the year at the festival. In 1996, Magazin released their twelfth studio album titled Nebo boje moje ljubavi which was a big commercial success, and received a golden certification in Croatia. It produced several hit songs, including "Opijum", "Minut' srca tvog", "Nebo boje moje ljubavi" and "Samo navika" featuring Oliver Dragojević. In 1997, the bandcompeted at Dora with the song "Opijum", finishing seventh. In 1998, the group released Da si ti ja which was a commercial success in the region of former Yugoslavia, receiving a platinum certification in Croatia and Slovenia. The album produced several singles, including "Gutljaj vina", "Ginem", "Na svijetu sve" and "Idi i ne budi ljude". Despite achieving commercial success, some songs were not well received by music critics