Marjeta Neca Falk, born in 1950, is a Slovenian and Yugoslav singer, songwriter, and multifaceted artist. Rising to prominence in the late 1960s, she built her reputation as a leading voice in the Yugoslav rock scene, known for her vibrant stage presence and distinctive ginger hair. After debuting with the album Danes in 1977, she embraced a rock sound with releases like Vsi ljudje hitijo, Najjači ostaju, and Nervozna, solidifying her status as a major female rock vocalist. In the mid-1980s, Falk shifted her focus to children's music before returning to pop and rock with her 1993 self-titled album. Beyond music, she is also recognized for her work in painting, photography, acting, and film, and is a graduate of the Maribor Faculty of Arts.