DJ Tatana on life in the country "I had trouble keeping calm"
She provided an anthem for the Street Parade three times. At the height of her career, Tatana Sterba retired. A conversation about fees, drugs and her life as a single mother.
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- As a DJ, Tatana has hardly missed a Street Parade since 1994 and has even provided the official anthem three times.
- She has received 19 gold and six platinum awards as well as a Swiss Music Award.
- The mother of two now lives in the Linth region and talks to blue News presenter Vania Spescha about her life in the country.
- "I even DJ'd while I was breastfeeding," the 47-year-old reveals in the talk show "On the Rocks".
Since her first gig 30 years ago, Tatana has been an integral part of the Swiss music world. The Zurich native has left her mark on the electronic music scene in this country.
Suddenly it became quiet around the DJane. Tatana wanted to take time for her two sons. "As a mother, I made a conscious decision for my children," says the 47-year-old.
Tatana: "I go to a gig more consciously these days"
Shortly before the Street Parade, Tatana releases her second single from her upcoming EP, which reinterprets her favorite 80s songs in her own way.
The DJane talks to presenter Vania Spescha about fees in the scene, drugs and her life in the countryside.
She has found her oasis of peace in the Linth region. Moving from the city to the countryside was not easy. "I struggled with the peace and quiet," Tatana explains in the talk show "On the Rocks".
She manages the switch between family life and DJing well. "I go to gigs more consciously these days," says the Zurich native. She also usually only stays for an hour and no longer goes out.
She now has a different rhythm and other topics. So it's no longer always about her, but primarily about her children.
