the responsibilities and independent decisions a solo career would bring along and experienced disappointment when some of her initial concerts were attended by small audiences. Huljić also revealed that the initial period of transition involved searching for the sound the audience expected of Rozga and that it took almost four years before they could find her sound. Rozga's career rapidly moved upwards, especially in 2008 when she received the Grand Prix at the Split Music Festival for having the most played song from the previous year's festival's edition for "Gospe moja". She then released single "Daj šta daš" which topped charts both in Croatia and other neighbouring countries. The song also won the Grand Prix in 2009 for being the most played song from last year's festival edition. Two other singles were released in 2008, including "Djevica" and "Ožiljak". In 2009, Rozga performed on Hrvatski Radijski Festival with "Svega ima, al' bi još" in the category of pop-folk music. Rozga performed at the 2009 Split Festival with "Rodit ću ti 'ćer i sina", and the year after, 2010, for the third time in a row, she won the Grand Prix for the most played song ("Rodit ću ti 'ćer i sina"). The end of the year saw the release of, "Nevjeran do groba", a duet with Miligram and "Ostavit ću svitlo", a duet with Klapa Iskon. 2009–2011: Bižuterija In May 2010, she collaborated with Željko Samardžić on the song "Ima nade", and the accompanying music video was filmed in Split by Željko Petres. In 2010, after its debut at the Split Festival, "Bižuterija" became the most played song of the summer and a number-one single both in Croatia and in the whole Balkans. The song is considered a turning point in her career as it gained very high popularity. As of 2020, the audio and the official music video for the song have combined more than 35 million views on YouTube. In early 2011 Rozga released her second studio album Bižuterija which sold over 15,000 copies within a month of its release, thus earning a gold certification from the Croatian Phonographic Association. The album produced several hit singles, including the title song, "Karantena", "Ona ili ja" and "Rodit ću ti 'ćer i sina". To promote the album, Rozga embarked on The Bižuterija Tour in all major cities in Croatia, starting with a concert held in Zadar on 27 October 2011.