202 manifestation, which was organized by her mother Divna Karleuša. Her sophomore album, Ženite se momci (Guys, Get Married), was released the following year under PGP-RTS. Her next two albums - Veštice, vile (Witches, Fairies, 1997) and Jelena (1998), were released through ZaM. These records spawned popular songs like "Ko ovu dramu režira" (Who Directs this Drama), "Jelena" and "Žene vole dijamante" (Women Love Diamonds), written by Marina Tucaković, who was behind some of Jelena's greatest hits. The latter song covered "Şımarık" by the Turkish singer Tarkan. In 1999, she released her only album for Grand Production, under the title Gili, gili (Tickle, Tickle), which was sold in 250,000 copies. 2000s In January 2001, Karleuša released her sixth album Za svoje godine (For My Own Years) under Best Records. It was promoted with a music video for the song "Ludača" (Madwoman). In December 2002, her studio album Samo za tvoje oči (For Your Eyes Only) was released under BK Sound in Serbia and Montenegro. The album was created in collaboration with Greek label Heaven Music. The R&B-influenced songs were written by Phoebus and Marina Tucaković, while the back vocals were sang by Toše Proeski. She was also supposed to release an extended play in English with Heaven Music for international market, which was praised by Serbian magazine NIN, describing her as the "best Serbian export product". Eventually, Karleuša terminated the four-year contract with the Greek label. In April the following year, Karleuša performed a medley from Samo za tvoje oči at the 2003 Beovizija music festival, where she received the award for the "Foreign break-through". In February 2004, Karleuša competed at the 2004 Beovizija, organized and broadcast by Radio Television of Serbia, with the song "Moli me" (Beg Me) in order to represent Serbia and Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest. Based on the jury's votes, she was placed 11th. Despite receiving bad critiques for her vocals, Karleuša was complimented for her stage performance. Following her appearance at Beovizija, Karleuša got banned from RTS by its director, Aleksandar Tijanić. The reason for this decision, according to her, was due to the fact that her appearance and music were deemed "inappropriate" by Tijanić. In September 2016, it was reported that Karleuša would appear on RTS for the first time in over a decade as a guest on a talk show about fashion, called Lice i potpetice, which aired in March 2017.