The nickname Sadahzinia is derived from the words "sad" (in English), "(j)ah" (create in Jamaican), and "zinia", referring to the zinnia flower.
The combination of these words creates a pun based on a Caribbean legend, which suggests that the zinnia is initially a sad flower, but when it hears music, it blooms, and life changes forever.
Her first recording participation occurred shortly thereafter, contributing to a song ("Like Tears") on Active Member's album "The Big Trick."
On December 4, Active Member unveiled their new release, "Skieratsa," a collector's boxset containing three new albums: "Blah-Blasphemy 2," "Vathyskiota," and "Apnoia."
For the latter, she organized a series of events in various venues, including bookstores and schools, where she presented an original play she had written.
In the summer of 2003, she presented her play "O Magos tis Fotias" (Fire's wizzard) at the Petras Theatre, accompanied by a live symphony orchestra and a DJ (with Gerasimos Gennatas as the narrator).