DJ Tatana

DJ Tatana, whose real name is Taťána Štěrbová, is a dance and trance producer born on 7 October 1976 in Uherské Hradiště, Czechoslovakia. Her family emigrated to Switzerland in 1980.

She is regarded as one of the most successful artists of the 2000s in the Swiss charts and an icon of the country’s trance scene, especially since she mixed the CD “Live At Street Parade” in 1998. In 2003, she won the Prix Walo.

Her album “Superpop” (2002) reached No. 2 on the Swiss album charts and was certified platinum for 46,000 copies sold. The album’s single Words became a national hit, staying in the Swiss singles top 10 for more than fifteen weeks. Its video was one of the most requested in VIVA’s history.

Her album “Neonlights” (2004) reached No. 1. She also achieved international success with her Versus project alongside The Mystery (aka Ron van den Beuken), culminating in the single Soul Cry in January 2004. Other successful productions include Dream Off and End Of Time.

For her eighth mix album, “Peace & Love”, she collaborated with singer Jaël on Always on my mind and with Pee from the band Dada ante Portas on the single All that I feel. She again worked with Swiss producers Franky Fonell and Chris Reece on the project.

She also owns the Swiss trance label Sirup. Beyond her popularity in Switzerland, she is a star in Peru, where she has headlined in front of crowds of around 4000 people and is often recognized on the street.