Kasandra's “Đavo u tebi” (“The Devil in You”) is a turbo-folk song about betrayal and the decision to stop trusting someone who has caused repeated hurt. The title casts the former partner as a source of deception, while the narrator's response is to rely on herself rather than risk being fooled again. The performance blends a dramatic vocal with the genre's direct emotional language, making the song's defiance as important as its heartbreak.

The recording dates to 2003 and is associated with Grand Production. Petar Stokanović is credited as composer, and the song circulated through audio and video releases that remain accessible online. Kasandra's work sits within the Serbian turbo-folk scene, where pop melodies, folk inflections and high-emotion relationship narratives often meet in a polished studio setting.

No widely documented chart peak is available for this track, but it remains part of Kasandra's online catalogue and continues to be heard through streaming services. “Đavo u tebi” is built around a clear emotional shift: the narrator begins from betrayal but refuses to stay in a position of helplessness. The song's title gives that change a memorable image, turning a painful relationship into a warning about trusting appearances and a declaration of self-protection.