Marinko Rokvić
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| Marinko Rokvić | |
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| Birth name | Marinko Rokvic |
| Born | Bosanski Petrovac |
| Origin | Yugoslavia, (Bosnia) |
| Genres | Folk |
| Occupations | Musician |
| Years active | 1974–present |
| Labels | PGP, Diskos, Diskoton, Grand Production |
Marinko Rokvić (Маринко Роквић) is a Bosnian Serb folk singer, born in Bosanski Petrovac, popular in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina[1][2] and to a degree in each of the former Yugoslav republics & Bulgaria.
He is married to Slavica who is a nurse, and together they have 2 sons. One son, Nikola Rokvić is also a recording artist (and appeared as a contestant in season 3 of Survivor Srbija).[3]
Marinko has made over 20 albums in past years & is a very famous singer. He also won the Zlatni Melos prize in 1993.
[edit] Discography
- Ruža (1981)
- Jedna je želja moja (1982)
- Potraži sunce (1983)
- Kako da dođem na svadbu tvoju (1984)
- Budi dobra do povratka moja (1985)
- Čuvaj me od zaborava (1986)
- I pijan i trezan (1986)
- Bila si mi sve (1987)
- Ljubav stara srce para (1988)
- Sevdalinke (1988)
- Da me nije srela (1989)
- Posle tebe (1992)
- Nismo mi anđeli (1993)
- Zbogom ženo nevernice (1995)
- Što nisi tuđa (1996)
- Sunce i zora (1998)
- Ti za ljubav nisi rođena (2000)
- Pravo na ljubav (2001)
- Skitnica (2003)
- Gatara (2008)
[edit] Compilations
- The best of (?)
[edit] References
- ^ (26 June 2010). Најбољи тамбураши растресли публику, Dnevnik (Serbia) (in Serbian) (noting upcoming performance by Rokvić)
- ^ (14 January 2011). Ко те, брале, пита за диплом, Pravda (Serbia) (in Serbian) (article discusses the more mundane day jobs that local musical artists have endured, including a note that Rokvić studied electrical engineering)
- ^ NIKOLA ROKVIĆ SLAVIO POBEDU!, Kurir
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