Dragana Mirković
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| Dragana Mirković | |
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| Birth name | Dragana Mirković |
| Born | January 18, 1968 Požarevac, Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia |
| Genres | Turbo-Folk, Pop-Folk |
| Occupations | Singer |
| Years active | 1984–present |
| Website | www.dragana.at/ |
Dragana Mirković (Serbian Cyrillic: Драгана Мирковић) is a Serbian Pop-folk singer. She is very popular in Ex-Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Turkey.
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[edit] Biography
She was born on 18 January 1968, in Kasidol, a village in Serbia, Yugoslavia and is the youngest of two children. As a child, she lived with her parents, her grandparents, and her sister, Dušica.
She released her first album in 1984 titled Imam dečka nemirnog (I have a restless boyfriend). She released an album every year from 1984 to 2000(except 1998). After 2000, she didn't release any albums until 2004 because she got married to an Austrian businessman, Toni Bijelić, and decided to take time off and dedicate herself to her newly-formed family. Throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, Dragana toured and recorded with the band Južni Vetar (Southern Wind). In 2004, she released a new album and with it she marked 20 years of her career. In 2006, Dragana released her 18th album titled Luče moje (My honey). At the end of 2008, she released a new album entitled "Eksplozija" (Explosion).
Dragana Mirković and her husband Toni Bijelić have a son, Marko, and a daughter, Manuela. They reside in Vienna, Austria. They own a balkan music channel DM SAT, it can be watched throughout the world through a prepaid website entitled Balkaniyum.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Imam dečka nemirnog (Diskos, 1984)
- Umiljato oko moje (Diskos, 1985)
- Spasi me samoće (With "Južni Vetar") ( Diskos, Južni vetar, 1986)
- Ruže cvetaju samo u pesmama (With "Južni vetar") ( Diskos, Južni vetar, 1987)
- Najlepši par (With "Južni vetar") ( Diskos, Južni vetar, 1988)
- Simpatija (With "Južni vetar") ( Diskos, Južni vetar, 1989)
- Pomisli želju (with "Južni vetar") ( Diskos, Južni vetar, 1990)
- Dragana (aka Dobra devojka) (PGP-RTB, 1991)
- Dragana (aka Dolaze nam bolji dani) (ZAM, 1992)
- No. 10 (aka Do poslednjeg daha) (ZAM, 1993)
- Slatko od snova (Soundtrack) (ZAM, 1994)
- Dragana (aka Nije tebi do mene) (PGP-RTS, Lucky Sound, 1994)
- Dragana (aka Plači zemljo) (PGP-RTS, Daniel Estrada, 1995)
- Dragana (aka Nema promene) (PGP-RTS, 1996)
- Dragana (aka Kojom gorom or Niko nikog ne voli) (PGP-RTS, 1997)
- Dragana & Zlaja Band (aka U godini) (PGP-RTS, Grand Production, 1999)
- 16 (aka Sama) (Komuna, 2000)
- Trag u vremenu (Komuna, DMB Wien, 2004)
- Luče moje (PGP-RTS, 2006)
- Eksplozija (Vujin Records, DM SAT, 2008)
[edit] Guest singles
- Sinan Sakić & Dragana Mirković - "Svi Grešimo" (1989)
- Miodrag Jakovljević Jaka & Dragana Mirković - "Ja te volim to ne krijem"
- Rade Krstić & Dragana Mirković - "Voljeno moje"
- Zana & Dragana Mirković - "Moj doktore" (1989)
- Zorica Brunclik & Dragana Mirković - "Sele moja" (1995)
- Beat Streat & Dragana Mirković - "Samo jedan sat" (1996)
- Zoran Starčević & Dragana Mirković - "Zenico oka mog" (1999)
- Divlji Kesten & Dragana Mirković - "Srcu nije lako" (2003)
- Hari Mata Hari & Dragana Mirković - "Ja imam te a k`o da nemam te" (2003)
- Daniel Đokić & Dragana Mirković - "Život moj" (2007)
- Mile Kitić, Šemsa Suljaković, Sinan Sakić, Kemal Malovčić & Dragana Mirković - "Jači nego ikad" (2008)
- Boban Rajović & Dragana Mirković - "Gromovi" (2009)
