Josipa Lisac (Croatian pronunciation: [jɔ̌sipa lǐːsat͡s]) (born February 14, 1950 in Zagreb, then PR Croatia, FPR Yugoslavia, now Croatia) is an eminent female singer.
[edit] Biography
During the 1960s she was a vocalist of the group named Zlatni Akordi. Her first solo album, recorded in 1973, Dnevnik jedne ljubavi (Diary of one love) was a huge success and is until today one of the most legendary albums in Croatia.
She had a lot of big rock hits, but she also sang Bosnian Sevdah songs (Omer beže) and Croatian Christmas songs. Beside being a top act of the Croatian popular music, she was also highly acclaimed in the former Yugoslav rock scene. She is known for her strong voice and unique sense of fashion.
[edit] Discography
- Dnevnik jedne ljubavi (1973) (Diary of a love)
- Najveći uspjesi '68./ '73. (1974) (Greatest hits 68 - 73)
- Gubec-Beg (1975, Rockopera from Karlo Metikoš and Ivica Krajač)
- Josipa Lisac & B.P. Convention Big Band International (1976)
- Made in USA (1979)
- Hir, hir, hir (1980) (Whim, whim, whim)
- Lisica (1982) (Vixen)
- Hoću samo tebe (1983) (I want only you)
- Boginja (1987) (Goddess)
- Balade (1987) (Ballads)
- Live in Lap (1991)
- Čestit Božić (1992) (Merry Christmas)
- Ritam kiše (1993) (Rhythm of the rain)
- Koncert u čast Karla Metikoša (1995) (Concert in honour of Karlo Metikoš)
- Antologija (Vol. I. - VIII.) (1997)
- The Best of (1998)
- Život (2000) (Life)
- Live (2000)
- Live in concert (2002)
- Koncert ljubavi u čast Karla Metikoša - DVD(2007)
- Živim po svome (2009) (I live my way)
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Croatian pop singer |
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February 14, 1950 |
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