PHOTOS Spectacular scenes from Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Šibenik: Fireworks and nearly 30,000 people

Marko Perković Thompson ignited a massive spectacle in Šibenik, Croatia, drawing an estimated crowd of nearly 30,000 people to the Šubićevac stadium. This marked his first performance in the city in 13 years, creating a significant event for his fans.

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For the Homeland, victory, and unity - Greetings from Šibenik

The concert, which began with the song "Bojna Čavoglave," a piece Thompson states symbolizes Croatia's defense and liberation during the Homeland War, resonated deeply with the attendees. He addressed the crowd, expressing his joy at being in Šibenik and acknowledging its historical significance during the war. Thompson also paid tribute to his fellow soldiers from the 134th Drniš Brigade of the Croatian Army, remembering those who did not survive.

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Praised be Jesus and Mary, I greet you all once again, dear friends. It is beautiful to be in Šibenik today, and it is especially beautiful to see you in such good spirits, when you are happy. We know what Šibenik was during the Homeland War.

During the emotionally charged event, Thompson emphasized the importance of celebrating and remembering. He performed other popular songs, including "Anica, kninska kraljica," and concluded with "Bog i Hrvati." The musician's team shared stunning aerial photos and videos on Facebook, capturing the vibrant atmosphere, the packed stadium, and a dazzling fireworks display against the night sky, underscoring the scale and impact of the concert.

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You know, dear friends, after the battle for Šibenik, when this city slept peacefully, they guarded it.